Health

A heat advisory has been issued across Indiana, Illinois & Kentucky. Here are some tips to keep you, your family, and your pets safe in the extreme heat.

I cried at work today and entertained the idea of just running away. The world doesn't stop because of a pandemic or the loss of a loved one. It can be tricky to navigate but we have to keep going.

If you've looked outside in the last day or so and noticed a sort of heavy haze in the air that looks like a faint waft of smoke, it isn't your imagination

Officials in Indiana, Kentucky, and 7 other states, plus the District of Columbia are investigating a mysterious illness causing neurological impairment and death in songbirds.

Experts are now recommending that even vaccinated people wear a mask indoors.

With the Fourth of July holiday quickly approaching, now might be a good time to review some safety tips from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security to keep you and your friends and family safe.

If you own a yeti or any variation of a travel tumbler there may be something extremely harmful lurking under the lid.

Ticks are insidious and this hack could help keep you from getting bit the next time you wander into the great outdoors.

Evansville is getting a shiny new ambulance but it doesn't look like the rest of them.

If you're wanting to get the COVID-19 vaccine, there's good news, President Biden announced free rides to and from vaccination sites.

The CDC says those who are fully vaccinated can now resume activities without masks or social distancing.

To kick off National Police Week, the personal-finance website WalletHub.com just released its report on Best & the Worst States to Be a Police Officer.