Following the night of stress and anguish caused by the Walmart shooting in Evansville on Thursday, one local college student decided to do something powerful.
Police escorted a horse and carriage through Owensboro on Thursday afternoon, giving a terminally ill 6-year-old boy one last ride to his favorite park.
Among the many organizations that stepped up to help in times of recent natural disasters was the Tri-State Food Bank, and they are continuing to help this holiday season.
The Evansville Regional Airport was busy with holiday travelers on Thursday, but amidst the hustle and bustle, two people anxiously awaited the arrival of their son.
A “Shop with a Trooper” program was held at the Beaver Dam Walmart in memory of retired KSP Trooper Jerry Critchelow, who passed away earlier this year.
Only days away from the one-year anniversary of the deadly Dec. 10 tornadoes that devastated parts of western Kentucky, some areas are starting to look a little more like normal.
Representatives from the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever gave away thousands of free toys to the students at Princeton Community Primary School on Wednesday.
It started back in 2012, according to Giving Tuesday’s website, as an opportunity for people to do good things in the world. Now, 10 years later, the day sees people give back to their communities in many ways.
For Ron Williams, he went from being robbed, to having everything and more replaced for him, all thanks to the kindness and generosity of the Tri-State community.
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke will welcome the start of the holiday season with the lighting of the City of Evansville’s official Christmas tree in front of the Civic Center.