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A USI art alumni exhibition ‘Wish You Were (Still) Here' is on display at the McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries through Oct. 25.

The former 600 block of South Elliott will be renamed Dr. W.R. Brown Sr. Way in a Friday ceremony.

U.S. News & World Report has again named the University of Evansville as one of Best Regional Universities: Midwest in its annual Best Colleges rankings.

Mulberry Center, a mental health and addiction services provider in Downtown Evansville, will end its operations by the end of the year.

Aug. 21 was a busy day for Nash Coy.

After a lengthy discussion about Evansville finances that mirrored current election campaign dialogue, the City Council tabled Mayor Lloyd Winnecke's request for up to $8 million in budget transfers to maintain city cash flow.

The suspect in an armed robbery led police across a multi-county chase Monday evening before reportedly shooting and killing himself outside Tell City, state police said.

The latest on the defiant Kentucky clerk who has refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, disobeying a federal judge and serving five days in jail for contempt (all times local):

There was one thing that attendees of the Alhambra Theatre public forum could unanimously agree upon — that the historic theater should open, and soon.

MOUNT VERNON, Ind. — Evidence will begin Tuesday in the Posey County trial of Ricky House Jr., who is accused of kidnaping, confining and raping an Evansville woman for nearly two months last year.