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Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso walk into a bar. Although it may seem like the perfect joke set up, it's actually the premise of D'Alto Studio's Last Minute Production's production of "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," which opens at 7:30 p.m. Friday at D'Alto Studio Theater with performances through the weekend.

The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. has stopped deducting union dues and representation fees for Teamsters Local 215 employees, citing a "defective" wage assignment form.

The Vanderburgh County Council on Monday announced more than $5 million in cuts from the county’s 2016 budget request.

Children and adults will be able to test their basketball skills at what city officials promise will be a fun night at the C.K. Newsome Center on Sept. 18.

Instead of gathering organizations that could only benefit Ivy Tech Community College students, Kody McCoy and the Lamkin Center for Learning and Student Success staff went one step further.

Two Evansville residents face preliminary charges of dealing meth and child neglect after members of the Evansville-Vanderburgh County Drug Task Force went to their home on Tuesday.

Five Warrick County, Indiana residents were arrested Tuesday after police and deputies searched a Boonville home and found more than 30 grams of meth.

Former White County, Illinois jailer Phillip D. Lowery avoided a second jury trial by entering a guilty plea Tuesday to a felony charge of aggravated battery of a child.

Indiana State Police officials said authorities discovered almost 4,900 marijuana plants that were growing outdoors in Southern Indiana during a recent air-supported effort known as "Operation Smoke Out."

The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced lane restrictions for a bridge on Indiana 245 near Lamar beginning on or around September 8.