Good morning, Evansville.

Indiana residents can hunt and fish without a license under free events this month.

Free Youth Hunting Days for those 17 and younger will run Sept. 5 and 6 and a Free Fishing Day is set for Sept. 26 on public waters.

Evansville—area sites, the former First Church of Christ, Scientist on Mulberry Street and New Albany’s City County Building, face uncertain futures after Indiana Landmarks released its 10 Most Endangered list Aug.

31, noting that water damage and lack of funds threaten these historic structures. Preservation and repair plans are pending.

Ascension St. Vincent is hosting a mobile mammography screening event on Wednesday at Dunigan YMCA, Evansville; its mobile unit uses 3D imaging technology + diagnostic capabilities similar to those at its hospital breast centers to offer convenient care for local residents.

Evansville is under a heat advisory through Friday as temperatures remain in the upper 90s, and cooling shelters like the Central Library and several EVPL branches are open during regular hours — residents can call 211 for more options.

Voters can now choose the Courier & Press high school Athlete of the Week by voting online until 5 p.m. CDT Friday as standout fall sports players in Southwestern Indiana competed from August 24 to 29.

The 2027 USA BMX Hoosier Nationals will be held at Burdette Park BMX during Labor Day weekend as the track celebrates its 50th anniversary — organizers expect about 500 riders and 2,000 spectators to boost the local economy by $1 million.