Fifty years after finishing his pro football career, Randy Mattingly being inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame.

Walking into a funeral home, you may expect a somber atmosphere, but today’s grieving rituals don’t always follow the ...

Evansville Living caught up with Spangle during his return trip to the Nut Club’s 2026 Fall Festival in Evansville.

Grammy-winning Latin music artist Alisha Gaddis is visiting her hometown to serve as the grand marshal of the West Side Nut ...

Order of Owls organizes a good time, often for charity. Although many of the Owls’ activities are private, daily lunch ...

Local sports officials hope resuming the University of Southern Indiana and the University of Evansville’s crosstown rivalry ...

One joined NCAA Division I in 2022. The other has been a top-tier program for nearly 50 years. They’ve met on the court five ...

John Miley’s collection is a treasure trove of sports history. His well-known collection has been profiled in national ...

Two decades after arriving in DowntownEvansville, Bowen is expanding its office space at 233 S.E. ThirdSt. to benefit the community and firm.

Two fall stage productions mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. STAGEtwo Productions’ “Recent Tragic Events” on Sept. 11-13 is set in the shadow of the attacks as a young ...

Photo of City Council At-Large Member Mary Allen and Block-by-Block volunteers provided by the Office of Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Oct. 23, University of Southern Indiana, 8600 ...

Twice included on Indiana Landmarks’ list of most endangered historic properties, the Hulman Building may see new life after being purchased in June by a Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, development and ...