Sondra Matthews has spent decades telling Evansville’s stories, preserving Black history, mentoring leaders, and building institutions that continue to shape the community. Now, the Rotary Club of Evansville has honored her with its 2026 Civic Award—recognizing a legacy rooted in faith, service, and generations of impact.
The community honored the life and legacy of Dr. King through various celebrations across the city of Evansville.
Indiana Senate rejects redistricting plan.
Two weeks after the fatal police shooting of Everett M. Nunn, Evansville residents continue to push for clarity, accountability, and an investigation that extends beyond local oversight alone.
Nineteen residents completed the 10-week JumpStart EVV developer training program—launched to help everyday Evansville residents acquire the skills, mentorship and financing knowledge needed to become small-scale developers.
Evangelist Michael Johnson has been elected president of the Owensboro-Daviess County NAACP, Chapter #3107. He succeeds Rhondalyn Randolph.
Across the Evansville region, this Thanksgiving season has revealed something truly powerful: a community choosing to care for one another. Here are some snapshots of gratitude, service, and love from across our community.
Neighbors fighting a new liquor store in the near downtown area have won their battle. At least for now, the High Spirits liquor store at the corner of Walnut and Kentucky will remain closed.
Marie Doris Jean (Horne) Finch — known simply as Ms. Finch, Ms. Marie, Doris Jean, or Aunt Doris — passed away peacefully at home on November 8, 2025, at the age of 89. With her passing, Evansville lost one of its most formidable community champions and most beloved neighborhood matriarchs.
The Evansville Police Department held a 1:30 p.m. press conference today where Sgt. David Aussierker walked reporters through the footage and provided new details about the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of Everett Nunn.
