Good News

You do not want to be at the top of this list. The good news is Indiana is way down near the bottom when it comes to the amount of bullying problems.

Over a dozen Evansville area teachers just received some money and other prizes from a group of local McDonald's restaurant owners.

Sergeant Brown and Detective Lewis of the Evansville Police Department stepped up to help stranded motorists at the 100th West Side Nut Club Fall Festival.

Karly witnessed someone in a grey minivan toss a poor, helpless dog out of the window. The back tire of the minivan actually ran her over, too.

If you've ever tried to help your kid(s) with their homework, you know how challenging it can be. Now they can get help from the experts.

Lilly King cut the ribbon on the new Lilly King Competition Pool inside the Deaconess Aquatic Center.

Parents of children with sensory issues know to use special techniques to help keep them calm. When they go off to school, teachers may not have the proper tools to communicate with special needs children.

For one Evansville Police Officer, taking just a few minutes to chat with a youngster on his beat, reminded him why he became an officer.

The Tri-State Food Bank's Weekend Backpack Program provides some much-needed nutrition for these kids. 3,166 children receive these backpacks, so this is a big job for volunteers to assist with.

Do you need a pick me up? Even if you don't think you do, you'll feel better after watching the message from this young man from Posey County, Indiana.

A nurse recently sang a Mariah Carey song for a Covid-19 patient and we would love to find her.

Aidan's mom says that he is off of the ventilator, and the Neurosurgeon says he is defying expectations!