Where you live matters. The extent of this impact can be surprising—your neighborhood, suburb, or rural town can shape your health, income, exposure to pollution, and even how long you live. The impact of historic urban housing redlining from the past is still visible in today’s data, showing how location connects to opportunities or lack thereof.
This report offers a detailed look at the Greater Evansville Region, including the challenges it faces and the strengths it possesses. While some data is concerning, positive developments like new housing, economic growth, and educational opportunities are reshaping the area.
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