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What House Bill 1002 Would Change for Indiana Electric Customers
House Bill 1002 has the potential to help Indiana residents, particularly low-income households and those vulnerable to extreme heat. The bill would make electric bills more predictable through budget billing, […]
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More Than Remembrance: Evansville Honors the Life and Legacy of Dr. King
The community honored the life and legacy of Dr. King through various celebrations across the city of Evansville.
New Affordable Homes Coming to Evansville Neighborhoods
Evansville Housing Authority will be building 44 new single-family homes in Evansville.
Parents, Encourage Social Media Safety
Tips and strategies for parents to keep their children safe on social media.
CenterPoint Energy Foundation Opens 2026 Education Grant Applications
CenterPoint Energy Foundation is accepting applications for education programs in the area.
Kendra Hatfield begins term representing Evansville’s Fourth Ward
The Vanderburgh County Democratic Party selected Kendra Hatfield to serve as the new Evansville City Council representative for the Fourth Ward following a caucus held Saturday morning at party headquarters.