Good morning, Evansville.

USI Ceramics Department will host the Empty Bowls for Veterans fundraiser on November 15 at Barker Brewhouse—attendees will receive a ceramic bowl with soup and bread for a $20 donation, and proceeds will benefit the Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program for food relief.

Raymour & Flanigan is holding a Veterans' Day Sale now through November 11 where shoppers in Evansville can save up to $1,000 off furniture for any room—this event makes it easier to update home spaces for the holiday season.

Evansville's school board approved a collective bargaining agreement with the teachers union that secures district funds and boosts teacher pay and leave.

The contract lasts through June 30 and comes amid state funding cuts — officials say it will help retain top educators.

Evansville residents met at the Civic Center to discuss drainage and runoff issues in the Pigeon Creek Watershed—Thomas Gretler said his yard has flooded despite his efforts, and county officials said they will hold more meetings and seek grants to improve the situation.

Daylight Saving Time will end on Nov.

2 when clocks will fall back at 2 a.m.—Indiana will observe the change. Lawmakers continue to debate a permanent switch despite past proposals to eliminate the time change.

Evansville Regional Airport held a master plan open house on Monday to share plans for future airfield improvements, terminal expansion, and increased parking (the event underscored the authority's support for a growing travel market).

The 2025 Evansville Walk for Epilepsy will begin at 9 a.m. November 22nd at Garvin Park to honor those affected by epilepsy.

Registration is open and free—participants who raise $50 or more will earn official event merchandise as officials aim to collect over $30,000 in donations.

Data from Zumper shows that Evansville apartment rent prices fell 5% from last year's $1,050 median to $1,000 in September — a drop that covers all units from studios to four-bedroom apartments.

One-bedroom rents stayed about the same at $825 — while two-bedroom rents rose slightly from $962 last year, they are still 26% below state medians.

Coach David Ragland said Evansville’s Purple Aces aim to jump into the top half of the Missouri Valley Conference this season with experienced players and new transfers boosting their defense—if the team fails to gel and offensive issues persist, they could drop back in standings with high-profile tests at Purdue, Oregon State, and Notre Dame.

Annual Fall Fundraiser

6-8:30 p.m. — Discovery Lodge — Entry fee varies — Support local community initiatives at this inspiring fundraiser featuring keynote speaker Stephanie Fast.

UIC Flames vs. Evansville Purple Aces Women's Volleyball

6-10 p.m. — C K Newsome Community Center — Ticket prices vary — Watch an exciting women's volleyball match between UIC Flames and Evansville Purple Aces.

Area 10 Bowling Competition

8 AM – 12 PM — Franklin Lanes — Volunteers needed — Participate in a fun-filled morning while supporting Special Olympics athletes in this qualifying competition.

Calumet College vs. Evansville Basketball Game

11:00 AM — Ford Center — Check for ticket prices — Watch a thrilling matchup as the Crimson Wave take on the Purple Aces in an exciting college basketball game.

Oakland City Mighty Oaks vs. Evansville Purple Aces Basketball Game

1-4 p.m. — Ford Center — Check local listings — Witness a thrilling college basketball matchup featuring the Mighty Oaks and the Purple Aces.

Free Horror Art & Cosplay Expo

5 PM – 6 PM — DoubleTree by Hilton Evansville — Free admission — Experience a weekend of horror art and cosplay creativity with a complimentary print at the door.

Turkey Day 5K Evansville

8-10 a.m. — Downtown Evansville — Registration required — Celebrate Thanksgiving with a fun run/walk event for the community.