Category Archives: Local News

The Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office has received several reports that potential victims are receiving calls from a person claiming to be with the department. This individual is telling them that t...

Evansville police were dispatched to the 1900 block of Garvin Street about 7:30 last night for shots fired call. Arriving officers found a shooting victim, who was taken to the hospital in an unknown ...

An Mt. Vernon man is heading to prison for eight years after pleading guilty to dealing meth. 30-year-old James See was arrested along with 12 others in 2022 during the "Operation Bryan" undercover dr...

The Henderson County Joint Task Force along with Kentucky State Police executed a search warrant on N. Adams Street on Wednesday. Police found around three pounds of marijuana, over a pound of magic m...

SWIRCA & More and METS are extending their free bus ride program through the end of the year. Since January ridership has increased by 50 percent amongst the older adult and disabled populations. ...

The trial for the wife of a slain Evansville firefighter has been moved back again. The court appearance for Elizabeth Fox Doerr is now set for October 23. It was to begin later this month. She is cha...

Comedian Dave Hill, also known as "The Pride of Cleveland" will be at Arcademie in downtown Evansville tonight. Dave performs live comedy all over the world. In 2007, Variety magazine named Dave one o...

Deputies from the Gibson County Sheriff's Office attempted to serve a warrant to 39-year-old Amanda Hardiman of Evansville on Wednesday. Once on the scene, deputies observed illegal drugs in plain vie...

An Evansville martial artist is testing for a milestone. Chief master Cheryl Brice, a lifelong martial artist, is preparing to test for a 9th-degree black belt in taekwondo. Brice is in Phoenix for th...

If you're looking for a part-time job there is a hiring event on Tuesday at the Old National Events Plaza. Positions range from culinary team members, and bartenders, to security. Applicants should br...