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The Planetary Society, led by Bill Nye - the Science Guy, and The Eclipse Company have created a mobile app. Get the most out of your eclipse viewing experience

There's an app that puts a munchie map and more in your pocket to help you navigate the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival in Evansville, Indiana.

When I think about it, this shortcut could really be used in any situation where you feel threatened. it records video, sound and sends a message to a chosen contact with your location. Find out how to get it on your iPhone

If you plan to head to 98th Annual West Side Nut Club Fall Festival next week, and let's face it - you know you are - then plan ahead and download the Fall Festival Pal App now!

Last night, I took my child to Nut Night, a local church's fall festival. My baby is just a little over a year so I tried to keep my costume on the G-rated side. I chose a scarecrow. I waited until she had a nap and painted my face using some black eyeliner and lipstick on my nose and cheeks...

Yesterday my friends and I decided it would be fun to test out Uber in Evansville! Most of us have Uber-d (past tense?) before, but since Uber just got to Evansville, none of us have ever Ubered in our home town, so yesterday we decided to give it a shot!

The months of May and June bring welcome relief from the winter chill, but they also bring along an increased risk for severe weather in the Tri-State area, namely tornadoes.

It's severe weather season here in Southern Indiana, which means the chances of your power going out at least once over the next few months rises exponentially. Thanks to a new app from Vectren, reporting that outage just became much easier!

We learned a big lesson on Wednesday morning about the importance of being prepared for any weather condition. Wednesday's tornado outbreak left a trail of death and destruction across seven states with Harrisburg, Illinois being the hardest hit. We also had tornadoes in Newburgh and Western Kentucky.

radioPup, the only mobile app that lets you to listen to WKDQ, is now available for Android users! Starting now, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android users can listen to the Tri-State's country station anytime, anywhere, for free. You can download radioPup and learn more about the app on our mobile app page ...

Have you downloaded our new mobile app, radioPup yet? Maybe you're interested in finding out all the ins and outs of the app before you download it? Morning show co-host Leslie Morgan walks you through using the radioPup and all of its features in the video below:

Great news, WKDQ fans --- there’s a revolution happening in radio and you're a part of it. No longer do you need a radio to listen to the radio. With our brand new radioPup app you can listen to the Tri-State's country station all day, anytime, anywhere, for free --- directly on your smart phone.