ICYMI

The Nashville Zoo is urging supporters to oppose a proposed data center development, saying key environmental questions remain unanswered.

Summer's heating up in Evansville, and the downtown scene just got a refreshing twist with longer hours for outdoor sipping.

Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere. Learning Hands-Only CPR takes just minutes and could help save the life of someone you love.

Five years after opening, the Newburgh Splash Pad is celebrating with free donuts, family activities, and a preview of exciting park improvements ahead.

Two years of watering, waiting, and protecting a tiny seed finally paid offwhen a rare Black Hollyhock produced its first dramatic bloom in Evansville.

A retired delivery truck has been transformed into a 195-degree sauan, creating one of the most unusual new businesses to open in the Tri-State.

Evansville police officers are heading back into neighborhoods this summer for conversations, community engagement, and free poopsicles during Walking Wednesdays.

Hundreds of Evansville children received free meals through this program last summer, and Young & Established plans to help even more families in 2026.

Market on Main is returning to downtown Evansville this summer with local vendors, produce, food trucks, and live music.

Warrick Humane Society is launching a fun social media contest designed to help more adoptable pets get noticed online.