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Watch this TikTok showing a group of dancing caterpillars. Learn why they dance and how you can make them bust a move too.

With so many snake species living in Kentucky, it shouldn't be surprising that one of the Commonwealth's rivers is LOADED with them.

April isn't done with us yet. The National Weather Service in Paducah has warned that we might see more bad weather this week.

It was April 15th, 1912 that the Titanic sank during its maiden voyage. Today, the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee immerses you in that story and the lives and tragic deaths of the passengers.

The next time you're in Louisville, check this place out. With vinyl records playing over the stereo and a twist on traditional Southern dishes, The Silver Dollar is a really unique spot to eat or grab a cocktail.

This Country Music superstar is first and foremost a proud Kentuckian. Wynonna shares how excited she is to be part of the 150th Run for the Roses.

You have the chance to help solve a murder on a train with a murder mystery excursion in Nashville.

Kentucky's first library is the oldest institution of it's kind west of the Allegheny Mountains.

Another artist has been using the name for decades, according to a legal filing.

Here are five exotic meats that you can try out this spring and summer if you're feeling the need to try something new.

Managed by WHAS11 in Louisville, the Kentucky/Indiana Cloud Watchers group on Facebook brings together professional and amateur photographers for one simple purpose: showing off photos of the beautiful skies we are privileged to see here in the tristate.

There's a confectionery in Indiana that has been making candy in the same store since the 1890s. And their signature sweet remains the same.

Christmas may be several months away, but moviegoers can expect one new holiday flick during the 2024 Christmas season, featuring sights from Indiana.

Uncover the secrets of Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, a hidden gem in Collinsville, Illinois, a Mississippian culture from 800 to 1350 AD.

Wrestling fans will want to attend a convention in Evansville that will feature some big names in the business.

Indiana's largest auction and flea market is roughly the size of 30 football fields, sitting on more than 40 acres of land with nearly 700 vendors.

With these "not-so-secrets" in mind you are now ready to navigate the aisles with confidence.

The birthplace of beer cheese is located in Kentucky, so it's only appropriate that the only Beer Cheese Festival in the world takes place there.

Calling all music lovers in Indiana and beyond! Get ready to experience live music under the stars at a stunning new venue: Castle Knoll Amphitheater!.

This unique event is one history buffs and true crime fans will not want to miss.

The indoor sandbox offers kids the chance to interact with each other while playing with some pretty cool digging toys. Though it may be a bit of a drive, this new sandbox is closer to home than you might think.

Two Indiana waterparks are once again hosting adults-only nights where you can have all the fun you want, kid-free.

One Indiana wildlife rescue has taken another bald eagle into their care.

Join the University of Evansville for an enriching summer experience with more than a dozen diverse camps for young students.

One Kentucky city has been named among the 'Best Places to Live for Quality of Life" in 2024.

Cops and Firefighters have been training for months to enter the ring for 911 Gives Hope.

Kentucky was once home to a thriving bear population. But things took a nosedive in the early 1900s due to habitat loss, rampant hunting, and a lack of protected areas. According to the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife, the black bear population is on the up and up, and it's happening fast.