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Lose your phone, wallet, or keys are Evansville's Fall Festival? A new QR code system could make it easier to get your missing belongings back.

The Evansville Otters released their 2027 season schedule, featuring a new division rival and first-ever visits from two teams.

A weekend Evansville house fire was initially considered accidental, but additional video changed the investigation and led to the arrest of 46-year-old Evansville resident Natalia Fulkerson.

Emmy and Grammy winning Evansville native Alisha Gaddis will serve as Grand Marshal of the 105th West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Parade.

Duncan is a sweet, deaf 2-year-old dog learning hand signals, and his adoption fee is waived through October 3.

Meet Midnight, the newest member of EPD's Mounted Patrol, funded by Fall Festival proceeds and debuting on Franklin Street.

Three October events in Evansville's historic Riverside neighborhood offer a different way to celebrate the Halloween season.

Before Bosse Field's turf renovation begins, the Evansville Otters are letting fans take home a small piece of the historic infield.

Four Indiana cities just landed in the top 1 percent of small cities in America. See which Hoosier cities are among the best of the best.

One of Evansville's most unusual fall events returns with three days of classic cars, rockabilly, vintage camping, Halloween fun, and Eddie Munster himself.

An enormous historic Indiana sanatorium lets visitors explore more than 120,000 square feet of buildings, steam tunnels, and reportedly paranormal spaces.

Starbucks is closing roughly 250 locations across North America. Indiana has lost stores in previous cuts, but what about this latest round?