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The public is invited to TRI-CAP's open house Sept. 24 at the newly renovated 17,000 square foot clinic, offices and classrooms facility.

A donation to the Arc of Evansville could help area disabled individuals achieve independence — as well as provide donors with a state tax credit.

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) is gauging Indiana citizens' readiness for emergencies and disasters through a brief online survey.

University of Evansville alumna Maggie Somody is part of the 2015 class of Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellows by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation.

The Dream Center is looking to pair successful Evansville women with teenage girls in need of positive female role models in their new program “Girls Night Out.”

Evansville-based Shoe Carnival says it saw only a small improvement in comparable-store sales last quarte, mostly because of a shift in state tax holiday dates.

The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana awarded four local arts organizations grants to help enhance their work throughout Vanderburgh County.

Excavation work has started at convention hotel project site in Downtown Evansville, and street closures will occur in a matter of days as construction begins.

Authorities are asking businesses to be on alert after a man who claimed to be an Evansville police officer reportedly tried to extort money from employees of Lamasco Bar and Grill earlier this week after saying he hacked into the Wi-Fi system and changed the network's password.

An Evansville woman told police she was stabbed with a pocket knife during a Monday afternoon robbery attempt at her Jefferson Avenue home.