solar eclipse

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

Don't miss the total solar eclipse of 2024 in Evansville! Witness the moon blocking the sun for a few minutes, but protect your eyes with solar glasses.

A partial solar eclipse will take place on October 25, 2022, although it will not be visible in North America.

A total solar eclipse will take place in 2024 and Evansville is in the path of totality turning the city into Eclipseville, Indiana for the day.

The Lunar Eclipse (a.k.a. the Blood Moon) is coming up Sunday, May 15th. There's a really cool opportunity to watch it here in Owensboro and you're invited.

Many people only know tidbits of information about the solar eclipse taking place today.  We wanted to get everyone prepared for this amazing event.  Here are some need to know facts.

I love capturing photographic memories of everything!  The Solar Eclipse taking place this afternoon is no exception.  Here are some suggestions if you are planning on taking photos with your phone

A little bird told me that we are supposed to have an influx of people coming to the tristate this weekend. There's an eclipse or something going on. Usually, we can pop into any given restaurant and the wait isn't more than a half-hour or so. But, this weekend might be different. So, whether you are coming into the tri-state from out-of-town or you are considered a "local" (I've never b

The solar eclipse is just a couple of weeks away and public libraries across the United States are handing out roughly two million free eclipse glasses to celebrate.  And, this Tuesday, the Daviess County Public Library will be participating.  Here's how to get your eclipse glasses!

School is starting in less than two weeks for most students around Kentucky. A few school systems in Western Kentucky are getting an early extra day off when the total solar eclipse comes around on Monday, August 21st.

Save this date!  Friday, August 11th from 7am to 5pm.  The Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center is bringing the Bloodmobile to the WBKR parking lot and we are hosting a very special "eclipse" blood drive!