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The 2024 total solar eclipse could be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and an overflow of visitors to path of totality sites could seriously put a strain on resources.

These trees have a fascinating history, from outer space to being planted in the Hoosier State.

This TikTok account has millions of views, but do people really believe these time travel predictions?

Located in Southern Indiana, this small city is said to be one of the best locations in the country to view the solar eclipse.

Communities all across Indiana are preparing for the total eclipse taking place on April 8, 2024, and we have a guide to the festivities!

A total solar eclipse is a great learning experience that some students will enjoy AWAY from the classroom this April.

On April 8th, 2024, the moon will stage a dramatic disappearing act, plunging downtown Evansville into complete darkness for over 3 glorious minutes.

The total solar eclipse that we will be experiencing is a HUGE deal, and even NASA is heading to the Hoosier state for it!

The path of April's total solar eclipse will pass right over the tri-state.

As we gear up for the solar eclipse on April 8th, Downtown Evansville and many of its small businesses will host a viewing party along Riverside Drive.

The annular solar eclipse (also called the "ring of fire) will happen on Saturday, and while the Tri-State won't see a full eclipse, we will still get a pretty cool view!

Safely view the April 8, 2024 total solar eclipse over Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. Learn how to take precautions to protect your eyes during this extraordinary celestial event