City of Evansville

Cooling centers across Evansville will open when temperatures exceed 90 degrees as dangerous heat settles into the region.

If you are thinking about where to live in Evansville, we pulled verified crime data to bring you the five neighborhoods that consistently rank at the top for safety, and some of the results might surprise you.

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

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Evansville has some incredible local resources available if you or someone you love needs support. Here is where to start.

Downtown Evansville now has its first 24/7 publicly accessible restroom facility near the METS bus station.

As the weather warms, the excitement builds for the youth-only turkey hunt. Local kids are gearing up for a memorable weekend in the great outdoors.

Evansville METS buses will soon allow riders to pay fares using credit cards debit cards mobile wallets or cash as the city upgrades its transit system.

Get ready for a whirlwind of green this March as Evansville turns its streets into a lively tribute to St. Patrick's Day traditions.

Evansville residents are invited to volunteer at six community tree planting events this March as part of the new Evansville Forest Alliance initiative.

Summer is calling, and Evansville is ready to deliver! From parks to vineyards, there’s no shortage of fun just around the corner.

Evansville has some hidden gems that newcomers are discovering—like a famous TV house and a baseball park with a storied past.