summer

The 2026 Indiana State Fair is introducing exciting new attractions, interactive exhibits, and entertainment the whole family can enjoy.

Energy experts say raising your thermostat could save money, but many homeowners may find the recommended temperatures hard to accept.

The new Evansville summer reading program rewards adults with pizza and kids with arcade passes for reaching reading goals.

Summer is officially here and your playlist better be ready! We asked you on Facebook for your best summer road trip song recommendations and y'all did not disappoint!

For the third year, you can take the family to see several free movies at Evansville parks this summer with city officials and members of the police and fire departments.

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.

Evansville's My Summer Ride program is returning to provide free METS bus rides for local students this summer.

Health officials are reminding families about the importance of water safety as pools, lakes, and beaches become busy this summer.

Looking for affordable ways to keep the kids entertained this summer? AMC just announced its family summer movie lineup with $3 tickets available on select days throughout the season.

The Newburgh Splash Pad at Lou Dennis Community Park is reopening for summer just in time for Memorial Day weekend.