Online fraud and scams are costing Americans billions each year—and anyone can be targeted. In this piece, Jabari Cook explains why education matters, why it isn’t enough on its own, and how stronger protections and survivor-informed policy can help build a safer digital future.
Black business owners and entrepreneurs can connect to national resources at the National US Black Chamber Conference in Washington, DC, Oct 7th-9th.
Helping Evansville entrepreneurs turn financial uncertainty into clarity. Meet Pam Jordon, founder of Numerologi, and discover how her bookkeeping and accounting firm gives local business owners the confidence, insight, and time they need to grow. Read her story, community vision, and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Learn how lifestyle choices may reduce Alzheimer’s risk, how the disease is diagnosed, and why early diagnosis matters.
Evansville’s Flock cameras aid police investigations, but residents raise concerns about privacy, data sharing, transparency and oversight.
From reading aloud to managing money, local middle schoolers are building the confidence, responsibility, and practical skills they need to meet life’s challenges—and shape brighter futures.
Indiana is ending its Minority and Women Business Enterprises (M/WBE) contracting program, a decision that could have lasting implications for businesses across the state. In this week's Stories We're Watching, we explain what changed, why it happened, and why it matters to Southwest Indiana.
As extreme heat becomes more frequent and intense, its impact goes beyond physical health. This month, we explore how rising temperatures affect mental well-being, who is most at risk, and what individuals and communities can do to stay safer and more resilient.
