Good News

How do you show appreciation to the teachers and educators who have worked so tirelessly during this pandemic? You can't go wrong with cash!

Evansville is home to several Little Free Libraries, now we have a Little Free Pantry. This is such a neat way to help take care of those in need right here in our community.

Lilly King's motto should be 'Records are Made to be broken'. That's what she specializes in, and over the weekend, she did it again.

As a form of comfort and support, the Evansville Police Department delivered some delicious Parlor Doughnuts to the Boulder Police Department in Colorado.

Community One and the Tepe Park Neighborhood Association want to celebrate everyday heroes who love their neighbors and their neighborhood.

One determined toddler plus one (trying to be) helpful voice service equals the cutest video of the day - guaranteed.

This principal can do it all. He came to the rescue of a student who was upset about a bad haircut. He fixed him up and got him back to class.

There's nothing like a heartwarming, feel good story of neighbors helping neighbors and this neighbor happens to be a local officer with the Evansville Police Department.

Another example of how amazingly fun and creative our teachers are here in Evansville and the Tri-State.

Indiana higher education institutions have partnered with the Indiana Latino Institute to offer $11M in scholarships for young Latino students

In a world where we often hear negativity regarding police, it is always wonderfully refreshing to see a heartwarming and uplifting story, especially when it's right here in our own community.

These Evansville firefighters are so dedicated to serving the community that they made sure that Zahara was doing good before they left the scene.