Aurora Evansville

This is just a snapshot of what so many people are experiencing for real every day in Evansville.

Officer Merriss will leave her gun and badge behind to really understand what it's like to be homeless in Evansville.

This is the second year for Aurora’s project to raise awareness and needed funds to prevent and end homelessness.

Sophie is now a whole year older, and at 13 years-old, she is taking her fundraising efforts to the next level.

If you have ever had that Field of Dreams moment when you envisioned yourself hitting a home run over the fence of Evansville’s Historic Bosse Field … this is your chance!

Aurora & ECHO Housing hope to 'Strike Out Homelessness" at the first-ever River City Wiffle Ball Classic. Get your team together now.

An all-star cast of characters will present an interactive experience, while guests try to solve the mystery and win some prizes.

48 Hours in the Life caught the attention of 12-year-old Sophie. She was inspired to do a fundraiser to help the homeless in Evansville.

Will Phil Smith be able to make it on the streets of Evansville? What about Mayor Winnecke and Wayne Hart? We'll find out with 48 Hours in the Life: The Homeless Experience Project.

If you've been binging Maid on Netflix, you know how easy it can be to become homeless. You can also see how difficult it is to get back on your feet, even with government assistance.