Sarah Stringer

Evansville Animal Care & Control launched a pet food bank to help struggling families feed their pets. Now Tri-State Equine is donating $1,000 in food each quarter while the community is asked to help keep the pantry stocked.

A new report ranks Indiana one of the 10 most federally dependent states based on resident and government funding reliance.

A recent Supreme Court ruling has left many in Illinois wondering about a financial windfall—could families be in line for a surprise refund?

FBI in Illinois are warning there are two fake agents pretending to be them.

A local man's craving for pizza puffs and a dash of deodorant took a wild turn in court—let's unpack this bizarre tale.

In just a few years, pay raises are on the horizon, but don’t expect a windfall. Let’s break down what’s in store for 2026.

A Tennessee dude ranch makes your cowboy dreams a reality with daily trail rides, chuckwagon meals, farm activities, and authentic ranch life experiences

Daylight Saving Time returns to Indiana in March 2026. Find out when clocks spring forward and how the time change could affect your sleep and daily routine.

High school theatre students across Evansville are performing spring musicals this month including Cinderella, Shrek The Musical, and Little Women.

Murray State University has revealed the first rendering of its future Veterinary Sciences Building, a major step toward launching Kentucky’s first public Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program.

If you own a dog, cat, or ferret in Indiana, are they required to get a rabies vaccine? Here's the law says and what happens if you ignore it.

Illinois lawmakers propose freezing property taxes at purchase value. Here’s what it means for Rockford homeowners.