The Clarksville Challengers team is made up of players living with disabilities from across Southern Indiana. Read moreClarksville Team Makes Little League Accessible to All

The hundred-year milestone was recognized in a ceremony in the hospital's lobby Thursday afternoon. Read moreClark Memorial Health Turns 100

The fee to adopt cats or kittens is $40 and the animals come spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. The adoption fee for dogs is $100 for males and $125 for females. Read moreJeffersonville Animal Shelter is at Capacity, Asks Locals to Adopt or Foster Pets

The large mosaic letters were installed in the Spring and were meant to stay up throughout the summer. Now, the installation will be dismantled early to prevent more thefts from occurring.  Read moreLetter Stolen from Mosaic Installation Outside Carnegie Center

Dubois County Sheriff Tom Kleinhelter discusses changes in how the law enforcement industry addresses mental health. He talks about steps his own department is taking to promote mental health among officers.  Read moreDubois County Sheriff Discusses the Importance of Mental Health in Law Enforcement

This Saturday at 3 p.m. the Jeffersonville Township Public Library's downtown branch will host an event presenting the history of Juneteenth and the stories of several historical Black figures with local ties. Read moreJeffersonville Library Offering Educational Juneteenth Event

The pocket park will include a performance area, playground equipment, and seating. Read moreJeffersonville Library Breaks Ground on Train-Themed Pocket Park

Chaplain Todd Murphy and Sergeant Matt Hein with the Washington County Sheriff’s Department both spoke at the solemn service in honor of the boy dubbed "Angel". Read moreMoments from Memorial of the Unidentified Boy Found in Suitcase

On Wednesday afternoon, Indiana politicians running for state and federal office met at the 40/8 Veterans Hall in New Albany as part of the Indiana Democratic Party’s 2022 statewide Town Hall Series. Read moreIndiana Democratic and Libertarian Candidates Discuss Views at Town Hall

Dr. Uric Dufrene, Sanders Chair in Business at Indiana University Southeast, gives five financial tips for consumers to handle inflation. Read more5 Ways to Navigate Inflation as a Consumer

Thursday afternoon, local golf legend Fuzzy Zoeller cut the ribbon on the new Hilton Garden Inn in Jeffersonville. The 114 room hotel sits off of State Road 62.  Read morePro Golfer Fuzzy Zoeller Opens Hotel in Jeffersonville

Spiceland at 706 E. Lewis and Clark Bvld. is open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Read moreNew Clarksville Grocery Brings Indian Flavors to Southern Indiana

Duke Energy is changing its plans to close two coal ash basins on the site following challenges from the EPA and Hoosier Environmental Council. Read moreDuke Energy Spokesperson Describes Changes to Closure Plan

Starting next week, residential customers and businesses can drop off their trash at Clark County Transfer and Recycling instead of taking it directly to the landfill.  Read moreSkip the Trip to the Landfill: Transfer and Recycling Facility Opens in Charlestown

Avenues Recovery Center at Louisville has moved into the building formerly home to Kentuckiana Medical Center. The facility offers drug and alcohol detox and addiction treatment services and accepts both private insurance and Medicaid. Read more91 Bed Addiction Treatment Center Opens in Clarksville

20/Twenty Strategic Consulting celebrated its opening with a ribbon cutting this week. Read moreLocal Consulting Firm Helps Nonprofits Make Impact

Hubert Rockey has been in the local restaurant business for over two decades... Read moreFormer Owner of Dock's Opens Rockey's Clarksville Seafood

Local Artist Jason Wright created the steel statue to sit in the Monarch Educational Gardens outside of the Arts Alliance of Southern Indiana building.  Read moreSouthern Indiana Metal Artists Unveils Statue at Arts Alliance

The cast is performing the musical "Beauty and the Beast" on June 23 at the International Thespian Festival in Bloomington, but is offering two local performances of the musical locally on June 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the New Albany High School Auditorium.  Read moreNew Albany High School Theatre Performing at International Thespian Festival

The opening reception for Brian Johnson's exhibit "Out of Darkness" is this Sunday, June 12, from 2 - 4 p.m. at the Arts Alliance in New Albany. The show will run through June 29. Read moreSouthern Indiana Artist Explores Light and Darkness through Painting

The Bourne-Schweitzer Gallery is hosting a reception this Friday, June 10, from 5:30 - 7:30 to open the exhibition of works by artists Rosemarie Bernardi, Wende Cudmore, and Donna Stallard. Read moreThree Unconventional Artists Exhibiting Work in New Albany

The #BeckhamStrong Super Benefit is happening Saturday, June 4, from 5 - 9 p.m.. at the Kingdom Life Church in Sellersburg. Read moreCharlestown Boy Battling Leukemia to Host Super Benefit

To learn more about the specific dates, times, and locations free meals are offered, read the full article here. Read moreSchool Food Assistance Programs Keep Local Kids Fed During Summer

The festival will be held Saturday, June 4 from noon to 8 p.m. at the Mount Saint Francis Center for Spirituality. Read moreRevel in Butterflies, Artwork, and More at the 2022 Monarch Festival at MountFest

The 2022 Cultural Pass program kicks off Wednesday, June 1 and runs until September 4.  Read moreCultural Pass Program Gives Local Youth Access to Free Attractions & Experiences