Tim Jagielo

Fiesta Evansville has grown along with the area Latino population, with 8,000 attending in 2024, forcing them to consider a venue change; increasing diversity of entertainment, government consulates

Tenants believe the fire started outside at the back of the house which is on the 1500 block of Lincoln Avenue; resident reports being alerted and assisted by two unidentified individuals

Leadership Everyone is accepting nominations for the 2025 ‘Servant Leaders' awards; individuals, projects, programs and organizations apply

Oklahoma-based meatpacker BrucePac is recalling nearly 12 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products that may contain the potentially dangerous bacteria, listeria.

The University of Southern Indiana's Health Professions Center is receiving a multi-phase renovation, adding 48,000 to footprint and benefiting several medical programs including nursing

Evansville's West Side Nut Club Fall Festival half Pot was more than $2 million for the first time; winner will split prize with family; non-profit organizations will receive the rest next year

The police union passed the three year contract with 99.4 percent support, which is uncommon; the Evansville City Council will need to vote to finalize the contract at the next meeting.

$500 million budget is essentially balanced and included doubling of road repair fund, and home repair loan awards; increased pay for city police

The annual Halloween fundraiser at the Evansville First Presbyterian Church was successful; the silent movie screening of ‘Nosferatu' drew about 350 people

It was announced Thursday that Liberty Credit Union is donating $10 million to the University of Southern Indiana; Screaming Eagles Arena will now be named ‘Liberty Arena, home of the Screaming Eagles’