Evansville, IN

Evansville has approved a new ordinance requiring dogs, cats, and ferrets within city limits to be microchipped instead of using license tags.

Honor Flight veterans will return to Evansville May 2, and the community is invited to welcome them home, write thank you letters, and donate supplies.

Indiana’s new law changes what bystanders can do if they need to break into a locked vehicle to rescue an animal in imminent danger.

Bring Me The Horizon L.I.V.E. in São Paulo brings the band’s biggest headline show to theaters worldwide for two nights only.

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

The owners of Evansville’s iconic year round Halloween store The Nick Nackery have announced plans to sell the business as they prepare to retire and move abroad.

Vanderburgh County homeowners in the Pigeon Creek watershed can remove invasive Bradford Pear trees and receive native replacements.

The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is reminding Indiana residents how to recognize suicide warning signs and where to get help immediately.

Albino, leucistic, and pied hummingbirds have been reported in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Here is what makes these rare white hummingbirds so unusual.

While winter hangs on outside, hundreds of orchids are blooming inside Mesker Park Zoo. Here’s how you can step into 75 degree tropical air without leaving Evansville.