Good morning, Evansville.

Local police took a break for Walking Wednesday by walking shelter dogs from Animal Control, giving them socialization & exercise.

The program continues in June and July from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. at various locations across Evansville.

Evansville Foodies Fest will take place Sunday, June 14 at Washington Square Mall from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.—the outdoor event will feature food trucks set up outside for fresh-air dining, along with a beer garden, bounce house, live music, a full bar, and local vendors.

Market on Main returned this Wednesday at the Ford Center plaza despite a heatwave, drawing farmers, food businesses, bakers, makers, and artists along with live music by Mike Boren.

The event runs from 9:00 to 1:00 every Wednesday through Sept. 30.

Willard Library partnered with It Takes a Village No-Kill Rescue for its Unearth a New Best Friend event on Wednesday as part of the summer reading program, where attendees met adoptable cats and dogs—library officials also announced an animal event on June 24 at 1 p.m.

Copper House on Franklin Street will permanently close on Sunday, June 28 as the owners thank the community and invite a final visit for lunch, brunch, or dinner.

Officials say Boehne Camp Road between Llyod Expressway and Hogue Road is closed to all traffic except local and emergency vehicles today for shoulder repairs + drivers should plan on taking an alternate route to avoid delays.

Workers with Deig Brothers are checking about 600 west side homes along Broadway, Franklin Street and Poplar Grove for lead service lines.

If a lead pipe is found, it will be replaced immediately at no cost, thanks to a $7 million state revolving loan.

Today, as part of the Lloyd4U Project, crews have closed Rosenberger Avenue south of the Lloyd Expressway to start a new phase of construction expected to last up to two weeks, weather permitting.

Drivers are advised to use Red Bank Road as an alternate route during this time.

Ascension St. Vincent officials will host a free virtual webinar on Parkinson’s Disease for patients & families and healthcare professionals on Wednesday, June 17 at 4 p.m. Dr. Mark Hoeprich will discuss care advances including focused ultrasound and deep brain stimulation before a live Q&A session.

High heat and heavy humidity — with the heat index near 105 degrees — is testing Evansville outdoor workers and pet owners this week.

Local health officials advise staying indoors when possible, hydrating with sports drinks or electrolyte mixes, and taking breaks to avoid heat illness.

Local experts warn that summer break can hide a rise in child abuse risk as fewer teachers are present to spot warning signs.

Holly’s House (a local victim advocacy center) reported 53 cases in May and urges parents to closely monitor children’s online interactions and caregivers.

Camp Reveal staff are taking extra care in the summer heat by checking hydration and shifting kids indoors when temperatures exceed safe levels.

Program director Sharon Bechtel (a seasoned paramedic) said the camp adjusts playtime to keep campers protected.

Youth First received $25,000 in Community Good Grants from local foundations to fund expanded mental health services and prevention programs in school-based settings.

The grants support programs across 45 partner schools (32 in Vanderburgh, 13 in Warrick) to improve student well-being.

Kids Night Out: Art and Pizza for Kids

6-10 p.m. — Painting with a Twist — Food included — Let the kids unleash their creativity while you enjoy a night out.

SWIRCA & More Glow BINGO

6-10 p.m. — SWIRCA, 16 W Virginia St, Evansville, IN — $30 single seat or $260 for a private table — Experience a vibrant BINGO night under black lights with fantastic prizes and a festive atmosphere.

Journey - Final Frontier Tour 2026

Time TBA — Ford Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience iconic hits live at this electrifying concert event.

Christian Singles Night

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Warehouse 410 — Ticketed event — Enjoy good food, games, and real conversations with other Christian singles in a relaxed setting.

Franklin Street Bazaar

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. — EVPL West — Free entry — Enjoy storytime, free yoga, and live music while browsing local vendors.

Craft Club Night

6-8 p.m. — Warehouse 410 — Creative fun for all — Enjoy an evening of creativity and connection at Craft Club.

One Nation Live

9:00 PM — KC's Time Out Lounge and Grill — Ticket info available — Experience live Southern rock and country with One Nation.