Leaders at the Masonic Temple say the basement of the historic downtown Evansville building hasn’t had a drop of water in it since the Great Flood of 1937.

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After applying late last year, two local communities were awarded Fall 2024 Creative Convergence grants from the Indiana Arts Commission on Monday.

The EPA-targeted rules could prevent an estimated 30,000 deaths and save $275 billion each year they are in effect, according to an Associated Press examination that included the agency’s own prior ...

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In the heartland of Indiana lies a hidden treasure that’s capturing the hearts of retirees and budget-conscious travelers alike – Boonville, a picturesque small town where your dollar stretches ...

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Officials say after five decades of serving Evansville, a local furniture store is closing. Officials say Bosler’s Furniture is announcing the closure of its ...

After all, it’s the oldest seaside resort in the country, has one of the largest collections of Victorian homes in the U.S., and is a town-wide National Historic Landmark, according to Cape May MAC.

From weathered cabins to restored historic two-story homes, a Juneteenth tour of 1800s-era houses traces Black Houstonians’ journey from slavery to freedom.

But many historic homes remain, making Camden more akin to Charleston than other towns in the Midlands. Greenleaf Villa, the largest of Camden’s Charleston-style homes, dates from 1815.