Sarah Loesch

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Sarah Loesch

The Dustbowl is a longstanding tradition in the city, focused on togetherness and peace. Organizer Kourtland Martin invited the community to join them in a celebration of culture and gathering of generations. EVANSVILLE — This year's Evansville Dust Bowl kicks off Monday evening at Bellemeade Park. The Dust Bowl is a longstanding tradition in the city, focused on togetherness and peace. The full event will last from from 5 to 10 p.m. Monday - Saturday. Here's what to expect.

1 week ago | thegleaner.com | Sarah Loesch |Jon Webb

Brust has been living at Naveen Pines, previously Martin Park, previously Buena Vista, since 2020. He was evicted June 5 after many months of back and forth over pest issues, lease disagreements and his ultimate decision to stop paying rent. EVANSVILLE — Corey Brust slides open the door to his back patio and steps outside, just as a bird flies out of vent that leads to his kitchen. "One just flew out," he says.

2 weeks ago | courierpress.com | Ryan Reynolds |Jon Webb |Sarah Loesch |MaCabe Brown

Thunderstorms brought torrential rainfall to parts of Evansville and Vanderburgh County on Friday, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a flash flood warning. The agency upgraded the flash flood warning to an emergency at 6:13 p.m., citing "3 to 6 inches of rain" that had fallen in parts of the city. The emergency covered the Red Bank, Mechancisville, Airport and Harwood neighborhoods. "Additional moderate to heavy rain is anticipated," the weather service stated in a bulletin.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Loesch

EVANSVILLE — Multiple protests are planned for this weekend in the Tri-State as part of the No Kings movement. No Kings is described as a "nationwide day of defiance" on its website, with thousands of protests planned for around the world. Saturday, June 14, is Flag Day in the United States, and President Donald Trump's birthday.

2 weeks ago | farmersadvance.com | Sarah Loesch

It will likely be at its peak when the annual Native American Days celebration occurs in September. Supported by recent research conducted by Indiana University associate scientist Ed Herrmann and his team, the Tenskwatawa corn was placed at Angel Mounds. EVANSVILLE — A fresh planting of corn is in the ground at Angel Mounds, and while it may look new to visitors, the crop has a long and storied past in Indiana.