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The Little 500 has a longer history than most people realize — and one chapter involving a sorority team in 1987 quietly changed everything about who gets to race.

The Newburgh Museum is ready to show off six months of renovations during its annual Museum Mingle. Stop by Monday evening to tour the updated space, meet the board, and learn what's next for the local museum.

Our June Goodwill Glam winner, Katelyn Mehringer, came ready to shop and left with two bags full of outfits for work, vacation, camping, and everything in between.

Evansville's National Night Out returns August 4 in a new location with free food, police demonstrations, K09s, and family-friendly activities.

French Lick Resort is up for some pretty high honors, but it needs your vote to win.

Sitting on the stage of the Victory Theatre for a candlelit dinner while a live musician performs a few feet away — that's not a fantasy, that's September 16th.

Aurora Evansville is asking the community to donate essential summer items like tents, bug spray, sunscreen, and clothing for outreach clients.

Communities across Indiana are adopting data center restrictions while Warrick County prepares to holda public hearing on proposed local ordinances.

Evansville is full of great restaurants that serve delicious breakfast, but these are apparently the ten best spots in town.

INDOT's newest intersection design has plenty of drivers doing a double take. Here's what a Quadrant Roadway Intersection is and why Indiana is using it.

Fairies, magicians, giant puppets, woodland creatures, and fantasy adventures return to Wesselman Woods this fall for Woodland Wonders.

Burdette Park says 2026 is officially its biggest season pass year ever, breaking the previous record set in 2024. The Evansville summer staple is thanking the community and celebrating with a season pass holders-only glow party this week.