School uniforms have been a part of private and Catholic schools for years and it's been a hot topic for public schools for years. More and more schools in Evansville are moving toward a uniform-style dress and you can add Bosse and North high schools to the list requiring uniform style dress for next school year.
We have all seen it, that one guy who wears his pants so low, three-quarters of his underwear is in plain view. Some of these people wear their pants SO low that if it were not for their underwear, we would see a lot more of them than we would want or even need to see. Some say it's offensive and should be banned in public places and others believe in freedom of expression... and as long as certai
Evansville's existing smoking ordinance could get a lot tighter as a result of an ordinance that will be introduced to the City Council tonight. Both sides will be represented tonight by representatives of Casino Aztar and the local Smoke Free initiative.
LST 325 has been docked at Evansville's Marina Pointe since 2005 and remains a popular tourist attraction. Evansville made a successful bid in 2005 to have the ship docked here. The eight member LST board of Directors come to Evansville several times a year from seven states.
The Indiana State Senate has proposed a bill that would return the old single-class basketball tournament as opposed to the current four-class tournament for boys and girls.
What is the 'Wall That Heals'? It is a traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. and it will be on display at the Westside Library Park on Franklin Street this Friday through Monday. Members of "Rolling Thunder" escorted the traveling wall into Evansville yesterday for it's 24 hour a day display in the park.
TripAdvisor.com has just released it's list of the 'Top 10 Water Parks in the U.S." and Holiday World's Splashin' Safari comes in at number 1. Splashin' Safari beat out Typhoon Lagoon and Aquatica at Sea World's Waterpark in Orlando and parks in Texas which are much larger parks.
All eyes were on Kentucky Speedway this past weekend as the track hosted it's first ever Sprint Cup Series race, but the excitement and anticipation quickly turned to frustration and anger because of a parking nightmare.
This weekend might be the biggest weekend for the Kentucky Speedway because for the first time, NASCAR rolls in for the track's first Sprint Cup Series race which should draw more than 100,000 race fans. Veteran driver Tony Stewart is very excited about being in a region that he is very familiar with.