Ryan O Bryan

Usually, "cat season" kicks off in the early spring as expecting cat mothers begin to give birth to their litter of kittens.

If there were a list of the coolest principals around, I think Mike Allen, the principal at Evansville Christian School, needs to be at or near the top of that list.

Fans of Pangea Kitchen who live in Warrick County won't have to drive as far to get their fix with the recent announcement by the owner that he is expanding into Newburgh.

Normally, we spotlight just one of the many animals available for adoption at the Vanderburgh Humane Society (VHS) as our Pet of the Week.

The Vanderburgh Humane Society (VHS) has so...many...cats. Normally, "kitten season," as they call it, doesn't kick in until the Spring, but this

The Vanderburgh Humane Society (VHS) in Evansville has pets in all shapes and sizes. Or, as Executive Director, Kendall Paul likes to say when she

25 years is a long time to work in any career. That's a quarter of a century, which somehow makes it sound even longer.

What a magical creature is the Tooth Fairy. In our youth, this mystical being took a bloody nub from one’s mouth and exchanged it for a shiny coin. While this flitting personage continues to frequent many a child’s household, the rate of exchange for each DNA sample changes from state to state and year to year.

If you've driven on Indiana roads, you've probably crossed over those two black hoses stretched across the pavement. As your tires roll over them, you hear that unmistakable "thump, thump." But have you ever stopped to wonder what they're doing there? Were they left behind by a construction crew? Are they part of some sort of cable theft operation? Or maybe they're being used for a speed trap? The answer to all those questions is no! These hoses are actually there for a very good reason.

Today, let me introduce you to Nancy Kerlin Barnett, a woman whose dying wish to be buried on her favorite hill didn't quite go as planned.