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Toyota Indiana is celebrating 30 years in Princeton with millions invested, 8 million vehicles built, and new grants supporting southwest Indiana communities.

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

The Warrick County Coroner’s Office is asking residents to update emergency contact information on their phones, saying it could help first responders reach loved ones faster during a crisis.

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

ShrinersFest returns to the Evansville riverfront May 29 and 30 with live music, rides, food vendors, and multiple vehicle shows throughout the weekend.

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

Aurora Evansville says it is critically low on bottled water and may not have enough to meet demand this week.

After decades of uncertainty, two cousins from Indiana are finally coming home. Their stories remind us of the bravery that marked Pearl Harbor.

Children under 18 are eligible for Shriners Hospitals care if an evaluation shows they may benefit from its specialized services.

With the election just around the corner, the BMV is stepping up to make sure everyone has the IDs they need. Here’s what you need to know.