Many deals have already been online for about a week, but some stores are offering in-store exclusives.
This year’s event will support The Excel Center.
Students at Wood Memorial Middle School are learning math in a bit of a different way this holiday season.
According to a release, toy and gift donations will be collected at over 100 locations across Vanderburgh, Warrick, and Posey counties.
Thursday morning, leaders cut the ribbon on the new courts.
Officials say the restoration took over a year to complete.
Soon-to-be homeowner Haley Sanizar says she and her family are looking forward to moving in.
Margaret Musgrave and Nancy Drake raised $31,000 to purchase 19 AEDs to go into patrol cars.
The sculpture will illustrate water, the sky and a celestial background.
Former Indiana basketball star Damon Bailey is now the new owner of Kor-X-All cleaning.
Johnson says he's overjoyed and is ready to help move the city forward.
He said aid the key to living a long life is taking care of you health.
University officials say students who enroll in one of the many programs will also have a leg-up when it comes time to apply for programs.
Schaefer has served as Deputy Mayor since 2012, and was the first person to hold the position.
Hunt says at the time of the tornado, she was living in an apartment, and has since been living at several different locations.
Associate Professor of Social Work Veronica Huggins says the purpose is not only to talk about inclusiveness, but how to implement it in the classroom.
Several students around the Tri-State were chosen to go on the trip with Cops Connecting with Kids.
Project Pat has served jail time two times, and says being in jail isn’t the end.
Veterans in Hopkins County now have access to special resources through the Salvation Army.
It’s expected to bring in thousands of visitors.
It will be located on Professional Boulevard near Ascension St Vincent Hospital.
Mayor Winnecke proclaimed October Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Happening Thursday, Evansville eighth graders will will have the chance to learn about their potential high school.
Deaconess Midtown Hospital is getting the word out there for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Officials with The Port Youth Center spoke at the monthly meeting today.
Bulger say the very first float was made with a old school bus.
Officials say she has over twenty years of experience working with non-profits in the social service arena.
TSA officials say with the next wave of holidays approaching, they need passengers to be prepared to go through security checks.
In Evansville, dozens of groups marked the end of the season by helping connect the community with resources.
They are also trying to help victims of sexual assault.
Officials say while the jail already provides substance abuse resources for current inmates, the kits could help them or anyone they know when they’re released.
University of Evansville students will be able to get an undergraduate degree in three years.
fficials and volunteers with the organization are filling kits with supplies that will go to survivors of the hurricane.
They say it marks the first time they’ve been in their own space without other tenants.
Both Braun and Crouch focused on a proposal to eliminate Indiana’s individual income tax.
This initiative will allow residents and businesses to register their security cameras with the Owensboro Police Department
Burdette Park officials say this summer was a record breaking season for them.
A local Red Cross volunteer is on their way to Maui after the devastating and deadly wildfire.
The Southwest chapter of the American Red Cross is sharing some history in the form of a new exhibit.
EPD leaders awarded Walmart employee Heather Moore with the department’s outstanding citizen award for helping Amber Cook after she was shot.
"We also have cameras on our stop arms so if you run us, smile - you’re on camera," she says.
Finish Line officials say if you choose to donate, the money will go to the ‘It Takes a Village,’ a no-kill animal shelter.
Hope Dot Com, a nonprofit which helps people experiencing homelessness, gave out nearly 50 meal vouchers.
Officials say the camp is aimed at getting students ready to be in a school setting.
The restaurant will be known as the Cosmic Egg and will feature a café, pizzeria, and bar.
With school right around the corner some Evansville students will start the year with brand new shoes.
The initiative is new to Henderson, thanks to the healthcare system.
Officials at Green River Distillery in Daviess County say a single barrel will be released on Friday.
Several local convenience stores are seeing a big wave of lottery players.
Officers with HPD gathered at the Dixon Hall police substation to hand out Narcan
