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.
From classroom projects to cross-country learning adventures, Western Academy scholars are turning achievement, service, and hands-on skills into opportunities that reach far beyond Evansville.
A smoother back-to-school transition starts with small, consistent routines that help children feel prepared, confident, and supported each morning. Here are some effective ways to get your kids back into the groove of school.
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.
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.
This Saturday residents can recycle household materials in Evansville near Garvin Park.
Low self-esteem hinders the emotional and social development of children-and often linked to a variety of negative outcomes. This article provides practical strategies to help build a child's self esteem.
If you're looking for ways to reduce your electric bill this summer, CenterPoint Energy is offering eligible Indiana customers free and discounted energy-saving products through July 10. From smart thermostats to weatherization supplies, learn what's available, how to qualify, and where to sign up before supplies run out.
Young comic fans will get a chance to explore heroes, origin stories, and imagination through a cultural lens as acclaimed Black speculative fiction author Milton J. Davis headlines Evansville’s first BIPOC Comic Celebration.
Back-to-school season can sneak up fast—and so can the costs. This practical four-week guide helps Evansville-area families get organized, set a budget, stretch their dollars, and start the school year with more confidence and less financial stress.
