EVANSVILLE

Evansville Business News

This page covers corporate developments, market trends, regional commerce, hiring shifts and commercial real estate changes. Coverage follows the organizations and institutions that drive the regional economy.


Jobs

Job Fairs

Evansville Hosts JobSpark Career Expo for Eighth Graders

Thousands of eighth graders are exploring career paths at a two-day expo featuring about 100 industries.


Philanthropy

Live Poll

Do you think pooled small donations from community groups meaningfully help local nonprofits?

Philanthropy

100 Gals Who Care Gives $24,000 to Six Nonprofits

The Evansville giving group has distributed donations across two events, with its next gathering set for January 21, 2027.

100 Gals Who Care Gives $24,000 to Six Nonprofits

Openings & Closings

Openings & Closings

Book Broker Closes Indefinitely

The longtime Evansville bookstore has shut its doors after more than four decades in operation.

Book Broker Closes Indefinitely

People

Live Poll

Do you feel consistent leadership at local institutions is vital for your community's stability?

People

Mary Kessler Retires from University of Evansville

The longtime academic leader is stepping down from her role as acting provost to become a special assistant.

Mary Kessler Retires from University of Evansville

Industry

Live Poll

Do you trust hospital ranking lists to accurately identify the best local healthcare facilities?

Healthcare

Ascension St. Vincent Ranks Sixth Among Indiana Hospitals

Newsweek has named the Evansville medical center one of the top facilities in the state.

Ascension St. Vincent Ranks Sixth Among Indiana Hospitals

More in Business

Regular subjects here include corporate expansion, store openings and closings, management changes and shifts in regional commerce. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Local storefronts and larger employers often face distinct pressures regarding workforce availability and market demand. Economic growth and commercial permitting remain the most frequent drivers of reporting across the city.