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Growing up in Ky, I drove by it hundreds of times. I’ll never forget the first time I actually stepped foot inside the castle walls. It was actually a castle!

As Veterans Day winds down, we must never forget about the sacrifices that have been made on our behalf to live in a free society. The very opportunity to celebrate the meaning of today is what our troops have fought and died for since the beginning.

WEHT's Ron Rhodes is calling for an enhanced risk of severe weather this weekend across the Tri-State.

Think you’re the top football expert in Evansville? Make your picks here for every regular season pro football game this year.

Can you sing? Maybe you dance? Perhaps magic, or telling jokes is more your thing. OR, someway, somehow, you've figured out how to roll all four into one mind-blowing, crowd-wowing act! Whatever the case, Lamasco Bar and Grill on Franklin Street is giving you the chance to put your talents up against other talented Tri-Staters in a five week competition for a shot at $1,000 and other great prizes!

The Harrison High School Soccer Program needs our help after losing everything during a break in of their equipment facility over the weekend.

This weekend promises to be a busy weekend along roads and highways across the Tri-State with thousands of visitors expected to be here in anticipation of the Total Solar Eclipse on Monday!

Have a special talent you want to show the Tri-State? Here's you chance to take your talents to the stage of the annual West Side Nut Club Fall Festival!

What better way to celebrate Christmas in July than by a nice little getaway to Santa Claus, Indiana? It's time to select a winner!

E is for Everyone, the local organization behind the city's newest campaign designed to show Evansville is open to all people regardless of background, is inviting residents to join them at the Evansville Otter's home game Friday, August 18th for FREE!

The 5th Annual Kickin' Alzheimer's Kickball Tournament is coming up on Saturday, September 23rd!

After sampling a group of Mosquitoes in Evansville, the Vanderburgh County Health Department has found traces of the West Nile Virus.