HOLIDAY

After the holidays, a real Christmas tree can become lifesaving shelter for birds and small animals when winter conditions are at their harshest.

Kentucky and Indiana both ranked among America’s Most Festive States in 2025, thanks to trending searches for ornaments, Christmas Eve traditions, and holiday activities across the region.

Make your holiday cards unforgettable by sending them through Santa Claus, Indiana, where each piece of mail receives a unique student-designed Christmas postmark available only through December 24.

USPS, UPS, and FedEx have released their 2025 shipping cutoffs, and some dates are earlier than you might expect. See the deadlines you need to avoid late Christmas deliveries.

USPS mail carriers follow strict federal rules, and not all holiday gifts are allowed. Before you leave a treat in the mailbox, here’s exactly what your carrier can legally accept, and what could get them in trouble.

Evansville coffee shops are rolling out peppermint lattes, gingerbread blends, maple creations, and whimsical holiday drinks packed with seasonal flavor. Here’s your guide to the best sips of the season.

Before you feed your favorite four-legged companion from your holiday plate, be sure what you're giving them is safe. Here are 7 foods that are safe to give your dog.

Evansville is about to host a dark and immersive holiday feast as The Court of Krampus takes over The Nick Nackery with folklore, firelight, and a full medieval atmosphere.

Kick off Thanksgiving morning at the Evansville Turkey Day 5K, a festive run supporting Goodwill’s Excel Center and its mission to help adults earn free high school diplomas.

Celebrate the season in the heart of Downtown Evansville as the annual Holiday Tree Lighting returns with cocoa, Santa photos, live performances, and a nostalgic countdown to the city’s brightest moment.

Fans of A Christmas Story can visit the real Flick flagpole statue in Hammond, Indiana, a hilarious, nostalgic stop celebrating one of Hollywood’s most iconic winter scenes.

Farmers Almanac says Indiana may see a snow heavy winter with early cold and frequent storms across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley region.