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A new Indiana law increases penalties for animal cruelty, protects police dogs, and adds new legal protections for rescuing pets from hot cars.

If you have unwanted or broken electronic devices you have been meaning to get rid of, your chance to do so will come soon.

A fraud case turned unexpected blessing: the Vanderburgh Humane Society is set to benefit from a hefty donation. Here’s how this twist is changing lives.

Vanderburgh County residents may see more ATVs and golf carts on the roads this spring. Here are the rules, age requirements, equipment laws, and fines you need to know.

Noticing a lot of potholes while you are driving on the roadways? Now is the time to report them so they don't become more of an issue for your commute.

Officials have confirmed the source of the odor reported across Evansville’s east side after dozens of calls, explaining why the smell lingered and what residents should know now.

FEMA has approved more than $4 million to help Indiana communities recover from severe storms, flooding, and tornado damage from Spring 2025.

Vanderburgh County is strengthening community ties through a neighborhood-based policing initiative. Find your patrol deputy, say hello, and build a safer, more connected community.

A family friendly reptile and exotics show returns to the Vanderburgh County 4 H Fairgrounds with live animals vendors and supplies for enthusiasts of all ages.

The EVPL has a fun and unique challenge - get a library card and help turn the Central Library branch into the Leslie Knope Library!

A new partnership allows paramedics to perform on-scene blood draws, making DUI enforcement faster, safer, and less disruptive for drivers in Vanderburgh County.

Mosquitoes in 27 Indiana counties have tested positive for West Nile Virus, with one human case confirmed.