Kids and Family

The University of Evansville is warning students, drivers, and nearby residents about a major emergency training drill involving tactical officers and loud noises.

Evansville residents can enroll in Rescue Chield, an EMS membership program designed to help reduce unexpected ambulance costs during emergencies.

Holiday World opens its 80th season May 9, with shorter lines, ticket savings, and returning fan-favorites for early visitors.

Evansville Police and Vanderburgh COunty deputies will take part in Cop On A Rooftop May 15 to raise money for Special Olympics Indiana.

Henderson SummerFest returns May 16 with a free concert, live music lineup, food vendors and family activities.

The CDC is incestigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry, including cases reported in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee.

Easterseals in Evansville is hoosting its iCan Bike program June 1-5, helping participants with disabilities learn to ride independently.

Deaconess has announced plans for a new comprehensive cancer center in Evansville, aiming to bring advanced care closer to home.

A free event in Evansville will focus on helping parents and caregivers learn how to keep kids safe online through practical tips and resources.

The Lyrid meteor shower is active now and will soon peak, giving skywatchers across Indiana and Kentucky a chance to see shooting stars.

Mesker Park Zoo has welcomed a baby porcupine named Pistachio, and visitors can already see the adorable new arrival exploring with its mother.

Families in Evansville can get free baby essentials and support at an upcoming Community Baby Shower, and there is still time for the community to donate and help.