Brooke & Jeffrey in the Morning

A practice known as "Detroit riprapping" was used in eastern Kentucky to stabilization streambanks and curb erosion.

Evansville's next neighborhood cleanup will mark a major milestone in the city's fight against blight while bringing volunteers together for a day of service.

Even if you are an experienced yogi, attempting to do your traditional poses with goats is going to be a bit different.

Many adults, both men and women, want to learn about horses but feel hesitant to join kids' classes, so the fall adult horseback riding camp in Evansville offers a fantastic opportunity for hands-on experience and learning in a welcoming environment!

Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes at Ellis Park? New tours let visitors explore the barns, starting gate, horse ambulance and more.

"Songs of Hope" returns this October to raise money for Knot Alone, an Evansville nonprofit that uses music, prayer, and personal visits to support families affected by cancer.

Remember wandering the aisles at Premiere Video on Green River Road? That feeling is back, and it lives on your laptop now.

Evansville's Hope Gallery is more than an art gallery. It's a place where people with disabilities learn job skills, create products, serve the community and show just how much they can do.

The votes are in, and three wildly different creations have taken the top spots in the 2026 Taste of the Fair competition at the Indiana State Fair.

Meet the winner of the Evansville Philharmonic Young Composer Competition and find out how to hear his winning composition.

EVPL is inviting local artists of all ages to turn their fears, nightmares, and spooky experiences into artwork for a unique fall exhibit.

Say, old sport, Hush is back! Evansville’s 1920s-inspired speakeasy is returning to Warehouse 410 for ONE NIGHT ONLY on October 30, and this time, there’s a murder mystery to solve.