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Join Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry for a Special Traveling City Hall Event
Evansville residents are in for a treat as Mayor Stephanie Terry hosts her third Traveling City Hall meeting of the year. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, September 5, when the community is invited to Howell Shelter from 5:00 to 6:30 PM for an engaging and informative evening. The event kicks...
Union County Public Library update
As many know, the Union County Public Library is undergoing some major renovations and remodeling. Starting this week, the construction team will begin digging the footers for the connection piece and the large community center space. Since the start of renovations, a lot of work has already been completed in order to prepare the inside of the building for construction leading into the new space.
Popular Owensboro Halloween Store Ready to Wreak ‘Havoc’ in New Location
In June, BOGO Fireworks, for the first time in its history here in Owensboro, was in a brick and mortar location. Prior to 2024, Joni Autry operated her successful fireworks business under a tent located in a variety of places on the south end of Frederica Street. For years, that tent was situated in the side parking lot of Office Depot behind Panera Bread Company. It later moved behind Towne Square Mall. Even later, Joni set up shop in front of Towne Square Mall. But, this year, she managed to move BOGO inside the former Stay Fit location at J.R. Miller Boulevard. Now, she's doing the same thing with her popular Halloween business- Halloween Havoc.
Eskenazi Museum of Art to welcome 3 new exhibitions this fall semester
The Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art has three upcoming exhibitions this fall that showcase art ranging from abstract paintings to pieces from Roman history. The first exhibition is “Portraits of Septimius Severus and Julia Domna: An Exploration of Roman Imperial Identity and Power.” Visitors can find the exhibit in the Ancient Asian and Islamic Art Gallery on the second floor of the Eskenazi Museum.
6-Banner Sunday: Battle 4 Atlantis matchups announced
Welcome to another edition of 6-Banner Sunday, a joint production between The Assembly Call and Inside the Hall, where we highlight the five most essential IU basketball stories of the past week, plus take a look at how the other IU sports programs are doing. From a news perspective, Indiana...
Eastern Kentucky Braces for Heatwave with Temperatures Soaring to Mid-90s
Jackson, KY – Eastern Kentucky will experience a stretch of hot and dry weather over the next few days. A strong ridge of high pressure remains in place, pushing temperatures into the upper 80s to mid-90s through Tuesday. Residents should prepare for sunny skies and rising heat. According to...
‘You get better or you get worse. You never stay the same’: Curt Cignetti sees ‘significant tangible strides’ for IU football as fall camp wraps up
Curt Cignetti has won at every level — that’s evident. But, he never stops working, learning, developing and growing. Why? Because if he isn’t, he’s either getting worse or another coach or program is surpassing him. So, as fall camp wraps up and he turns his attention to his IU football debut next Saturday, it’s business as usual — if not even more.
Be Our Guest | Celebrate Taco Tuesdays at Taco City
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- WDRB invites you to Be Our Guest at Taco City!. In the mood for some tacos? Taco City is the spot!. Their tacos are assembled with the freshest ingredients that are sure to bring bold and inspiring flavors into your life!. Start off your meal with...
Louisville police investigating 2 separate walk-in shootings
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville Metro police are investigating after two people took themselves to the hospital from separate shootings Saturday night and Sunday morning. Police learned about the first shooting around 11:30 p.m. when a man who had been shot in the leg walked into UofL Hospital. The man is expected to survive his injuries. LMPD is still looking for the original location of the shooting.
Madison Lilley Likes how Hard Work is Paying Off for Emma Grome
Kentucky volleyball opens its season Tuesday in Louisville playing national power Nebraska in the first AVCA First Serve Showcase in the KFC Yum! Center. “We are super pumped,” said UK assistant coach Madison Lilley, the national player of the year on Kentucky’s 2020 national championship team. “We are playing a little earlier than normal and it’s going to be really special to be part of the season-opening showcase on national TV (ESPN2). Our six seniors are really juiced.”
CRAWFORD | Raise a glass! A dozen thoughts (and a limerick) on college football's return
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — College football has returned, and not a moment too soon. It began with poetry, in Ireland. What better way to start?. Florida State, having argued for two years that it deserves better than the ACC, becomes the first team to occupy 17th place in the expanded conference. Pour a Guinness, if you haven’t already, lift it to toast Georgia Tech, and let’s count some things we have to look forward to this season.
Kentucky is electrifying the future. What to know about the ‘EV capital of the U.S.’
Kentucky has long been a dominant force in the automotive industry, boasting hundreds of factories and producing vehicles for brands like Ford Motor Co. and Toyota Motor. Now, the commonwealth stands to grow from just a key player for automakers to the “new Michigan” with the expanding frontier of electric vehicles. ...
Don't Waste Your Money | The newest scam when it comes to remote jobs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Many companies these days are bringing employees back to the office, but a lot of workers would prefer to spend more time working remotely. The result - scammers with fake work-from-home jobs. One woman was laid off after being at her job for 10 years, and...
Starting 5: Louisville volleyball, Kentucky set to begin seasons at NCAA Final Four site
Louisville and Kentucky's women's volleyball teams will open their seasons Tuesday at the AVCA First Serve Showcase at the KFC Yum! Center, the site of this season's NCAA Division I Final Four. The ninth-ranked Wildcats are set to square off against second-ranked Nebraska at 7 p.m. The sixth-ranked Cardinals are scheduled to play third-ranked Wisconsin at 9 p.m. ...
Indiana’s returners lead the way in Cream and Crimson volleyball scrimmage
Fans filed into Wilkinson Hall on Friday to watch the annual Cream and Crimson Scrimmage hosted by Indiana volleyball head coach Steve Aird. The match consisted of three sets with the first two played to 25, and the last set played to 15. While each set was close, Cream came out on top for every set (25-22, 25-22, 15-11).
Hartford Athletic Fight Back to Claim Three Points Against Louisville City
Hartford Athletic achieved their first-ever victory over Louisville City, clinching a 2-1 win fueled by two goals from Mamadou Dieng and strong goalkeeping from Renan Ribeiro. After a challenging first half, which saw Louisville strike first despite being a man down, Hartford seized control in the second half, finding momentum after a red card was issued to City midfielder Adrien Perez. This match marks the fifth time the Latics have triumphed after trailing, highlighting their resilience as they continue to chase playoff positioning.
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