We Are Kentucky

Found in Kentucky and Indiana, the orchard orb weaver might look like a venomous spider, but it's harmless, fascinating, and packed with folklore and pop culture.

If you missed the July 4 races, don’t worry there are still several 5Ks coming up in Evansville and Newburgh this summer. Here’s a look at local races still ahead in July, August, and September.

Broadway's Anthony Rapp (Rent, Star Trek: Discovery) comes to Owensboro Sept. 26 for a live conversation benefiting New Beginnings Sexual Assault Support Services. Free tickets available now — space is limited, so reserve yours today.

You might want to put some thought into what you're eating because it could make you a mosquito magnet during this hot Indiana summer.

INDOT's newest intersection design has plenty of drivers doing a double take. Here's what a Quadrant Roadway Intersection is and why Indiana is using it.

Owensboro's new cat cafe run by SPARKY rescue houses adoptable cats you can meet, pet, and even take home. Stay for a few hours, all day, or host a birthday.

A massive AI data center planned just outside the Tri-State has landed its first tenant, bringing billions in investments while fieling ongoing public debate.

England pulled off something at Estadio Azteca that no team had managed in over 13 years — and at that altitude, just breathing is an achievement.

A full roundup of free back-to-school events across Southern Indiana and Western Kentucky, including school supply giveaways, free haircuts, and family-friendly celebrations.

Fairies, magicians, giant puppets, woodland creatures, and fantasy adventures return to Wesselman Woods this fall for Woodland Wonders.

They're literally unloading everything at the big Colonel Sanders Auction at the Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville at the end of July.

A new Evansville Police drone program could put eues on certain emergency scenes in about 70 seconds. Here's how it works and what it does.