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Hospital Foundation organizers hope actor Tom Hanks won't be able to resist return to Henderson to watch "A League of Their Own" under the stars in front of the "boardinghouse."

After more than a decade-long relationship with a small Kenyan community and several trips there, a group of Tri-State volunteers have big news: They dug a well there this summer.

Summaries of Vanderburgh County Health Department’s inspections are made public after restaurants and food stores have had 10 days to respond. Reinspections are at the inspector’s discretion.

Auditions: D'Alto Studio of Performing Arts will host auditions for its production of "Legally Blonde, Jr." from 2-5 p.m. Saturday and 4-6 p.m. Sunday at the studio.

Next weekend will bring a wide range of activities the entire community can take part in throughout the Evansville area.

Donald Trump might not be right about many things, but he is reaching people that many elected officials have ignored.

It may only be the beginning of the sixth week of class for many local school districts, but officials will soon start planning for next year.

Mount Vernon

State Rep. Gail Riecken said she was speaking truthfully when she told a statewide political newsletter that her campaign for Evansville mayor has the “support” of all eight City Council Democrats, although two of them claim neutral stances.

Kyra Melton, one of several hundred volunteers taking part in Friday's United Way of Southwestern Indiana Day of Caring, knows all about how United Way-supported agencies impact lives.