The Economic Improvement District started to set up its holiday decor along Main Street on Friday morning.

A group of occupational therapy and engineering students from USI donated a bike they created for children in wheelchairs.

Several members of the community joined in prayer to honor the life of a Vanderburgh County teen on Sunday evening.

The 2020 Contemporary Bride Expo took place at the DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Evansville on Sunday.

Since their 2020 "Fright Night" concert was postponed, choir members at Heritage Hills Middle and High School decided to create a music video, which is a musical rendition of Michael Jackson’s classic 1984 hit song “Thriller.”

The Collector’s Carnival typically draws the attention of thousands of shoppers, and with 180 vendors at this year’s event, promoters say they are happy with how people have handled the COVID-19 safety precautions in place.

Dozens of people came out for a spooky night at Friedman Park, as local officials hosted Halloween in the Park on Saturday evening.

Redbanks in Henderson posted a video on social media showing one of its residents returning to the nursing home on Friday after recovering from COVID-19.

The mural is 5 x 12′ and took 125 hours to paint.

The COVID-19 pandemic might be changing the way people celebrate Halloween festivities this year, but not necessarily how they might dress up.

More than 100 people gathered on the front lawn of the University of Evansville to participate in Wednesday's peaceful protest.

Officials with the Tri-State Food Bank made an announcement on Wednesday morning that it’s partnering with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield to provide nearly 500,000 meals to an estimated 15,000 households.

We’re told residents started lining up at 6 a.m. to receive those boxes.

Trick or Treat on Franklin will not place this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Evansville Adaptive Watersports has partnered with the YMCA, who helps train these athletes, as well as Special Olympics Indiana, who recruits participants.

The Governor's Service Awards shine a spotlight on those in Kentucky who have made an impact on their community through their volunteer efforts.

Friends, family and supporters of Pastor Jeff Crowe gathered at Deaconess Gateway Hospital on Saturday evening to pray and show support as his fight with COVID-19 continues.

Representatives from the Nasty Women Independent Group say this gathering was a way to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment.

The drive-thru was held on Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the parking lot of Owensboro's Sportscenter.

Former Indianapolis Colts' linebackers Devon McDonald and Stephen Grant spoke to students at South Spencer High School on Thursday.

The Evansville Fire Department is looking for applicants for its next recruiting class, which is slated to start in March.

Community One acquires existing dilapidated homes, completely gut them, fully restore them, and sell them affordably to new homeowners.

The boil advisory has been lifted for customers that were without water during the leak on Friday evening and Saturday morning.

It was found during the demolition at the site at the corner of 3rd and Vine in Downtown Evansville.

The City of Evansville and the State's IHCDA have allocated funds to Aurora Inc. to help those facing eviction.

The Henderson Women’s Honor Court Committee celebrated the 100th anniversary of women’s right to vote on Sunday.

The NoCo Makers Market took place along Carpenter Street in Evansville on Sunday, mixing in a fair balance of fun and safety.

The P-47 Thunderbolt’s arrival in Evansville has been delayed again by weather.

The drive-thru baby shower event on Saturday was hosted by the Vanderburgh County Health Department.

COVID-19 and natural disasters are putting a major strain on Red Cross volunteers, causing a need for more people to help out and make a difference.

Booths like Christ Gospel’s raise money to help their church community and local charities.

The powerful hurricane season has impacted thousands across the south this year.

Baby boxes provide a safe way for mothers to surrender their healthy newborn without fear of criminal prosecution.

In a social media post on Wednesday, the Mesker Park Zoo announced that popular Giraffe “Kiah” has passed away.

The Jasper Chamber of Commerce welcomed a new business to the community on Thursday.

A CAMSE Kit comes equipped with a weighted animal, stickers, stacking blocks, and a fidget toy among other things. These tools can help deputies keep children with sensory challenges calm while working a scene.

Easterseals announced a couple of minor changes to their 27th annual Fantasy of Lights, which helps funds therapy for local adults and children.

Tyson Foods will be hosting a drive-thru food giveaway Wednesday morning at Donald “Hugh” McCormick Fair Grounds.

The Jasper Police Department says they have received a grant for $27,600 from a partnership of donors to provide all police cars with Automatic Defibrillators (AED’s).

Monday is the first day you can apply Christmas Assistance through the Salvation Army.

West Side Nut Club officials say they hit the $1.3 million mark Saturday morning, passing last year’s total of $1,228,285.

Without the food booths and the appetites of the capacity crowds walking up and down Franklin Street, non-profit organizations like St. Joseph and West Side Catholic Churches might feel some of the negative financial effects.

The 2020 Early Childcare and Early Learning Survey, released Thursday from the Welborn Baptist Foundation, shows the percentage of families who need childcare in Vanderburgh and Warrick Counties is greater than the overall state average.

A west side restaurant is jumping in to help an elementary school whose Fall Festival food booth isn’t being set up this year.

The West Side Nut Club Half Pot surpassed the $500,000 mark on Sunday afternoon.

The Right to Life of Southwest Indiana held its annual Life Chain on South Green River Road in Evansville on Sunday.

The West Side Nut Club Half Pot eclipsed the $400,000 mark on Saturday.

Kaynah Mitchell got the chance on Saturday to visit her brand new home, which promises to add more stability in Mitchell and her daughter’s life.

The goal of the 2020 SMILE Mile is to celebrate National Down Syndrome Awareness Month in October.

Dozens turned out at Mustang Stadium in Muhlenberg County on Saturday for a memorial service to honor Sheriff Ricki Allen and support his family.

The West Side Nut Club Half Pot grew nearly $83,000 Friday.

Sports officials are accepting donations at a booth on the corner of Vogel Road and Green River Road in Evansville, raising funds to help purchase the land for a physical Hall of Fame location.

The Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce held two forums for the Owensboro Mayoral Race, as well as the Kentucky House of Representatives.

Before the Muhlenberg County Mustangs played host to the Owensboro Red Devils on Thursday night, those in attendance participated in a moment of silence to honor Muhlenberg County Sheriff Ricki Allen, who passed away earlier this week at the age of 52.

Officials finally got the opportunity to celebrate the latest improvements to the building, including a shaded patio area, branding of the trail, a second restroom, as well as additional parking, which doubles the availability for trail users.

Chloe’s parents are advocating for domestic violence resources and finally opened the doors to the Chloe Randolph Organization.

Officials with the Honor Flight tell us 1,000 local veterans will be receiving bags filled with goodies and thank you letters from the Tri-State community.

Baskin Robbins on South Green River Road is giving back to Hangers, an EVSC student clothing resource, on Monday.