Indiana

Wildlife experts warn that feeding peanuts to squirrels can lead to painful bone disease, fractures, and long term health problems that are often fatal.

From vintage coats to hidden gems, Evansville has a thriving secondhand scene. Here’s where to thrift, donate, and consign locally.

More than 38,000 gallons of bottled water sold across the Midwest have been recalled after a foreign substance was found floating inside gallon jugs.

The Offspring and Bad Religion are bringing a Damn Loud Rock Show to Evansville’s Ford Center in February 2026, and it marks a rare chance to see both bands live in the city.

The Love Bites Vampire Ball sold out its Valentine’s night so quickly that organizers added a second gothic themed event on Friday the 13th in February 2026.

The Indiana DNR is asking Hoosiers to report sightings of the least weasel, the smallest carnivore in the world, to help biologists better understand this elusive predator.

A new Evansville pop -up event called Brewed With Purpose is creating space for coffee, connection, and community by bringing locals together for a relaxed January gathering.

A common catch and release habit may be silently killing fish days later, and wildlife experts say one simple change can dramatically improve survival.

Indiana bald eagles are entering a critical nesting season, and wildlife officials are urging residents to give these recovering birds plenty of space to ensure continued conservation success.

Evansville Fire Department will officially take over city EMS operations in July 2026, marking a major shift in emergency medical services and opening new career opportunities.