Evansville News

The first ghost walk of the season is coming up for Haunted New Harmony. Get the information for the ghost walk that best suits you and purchase your tickets online today.

Bucees is taking a stand against a rival in Ohio, but this isn’t just about logos — it’s about identity and competition in the convenience game.

Scott Township Park announces plan to implement Rainbow Bridge to commemorate Siren, the Vanderburgh County Fire Department's station dog who passed in July of 2025.

Spring forward with savings! Evansville venues are offering limited-time discounts on concerts, comedy, and live shows.

A new WalletHub study shows Kentucky residents spend a top-five share of their income on groceries, making trips to the store feel more expensive than ever.

Are you planning a garage, yard, or estate sale this season? If so, you can easily register your event here and we'll help spread the word!

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda! Let's learn more about this week's pet of the week, Coulda!

Evansville residents are invited to volunteer at six community tree planting events this March as part of the new Evansville Forest Alliance initiative.

Vanderburgh County homeowners in the Pigeon Creek watershed can remove invasive Bradford Pear trees and receive native replacements.

An Illinois lawmaker has filed legislation that could prevent property taxes from climbing year after year. Here’s what it means for Rockford families.

The EVPL Red Bank Express is now open on University Drive, giving west side residents access to books, computers, and more during the rebuild.

Looking for something fun to do this weekend in the Evansville area? Here are a few fun and unique ideas that are worth checking out!