Category Archives: Local News

Evansville police responded to the 1600 block of Marbo Avenue Sunday for a hit and run incident. The 9-1-1 reporter called back to say they had the suspect semi bottled up in a cul-de-sac. Police ques...

Youth First was awarded $100,000 from the CenterPoint Energy Foundation and it will be used for mental health support. Students at Delaware Elementary School and Glenwood Leadership Academy will benef...

Detectives from the Indiana State Police in Sellersburg are investigating a police involved shooting inside a Clarksville Walmart. This occurred around 11:15 Monday night just after the store closed. ...

Sign-ups for the Salvation Army Toy Town begin today and will continue through Saturday October 29. This program helps families in need over the holiday and Christmas season. Once approved, families w...

Evansville Police Officers were dispatched to an assault in progress in the 1200 block of Park Street Friday night. When officers arrived they located an adult male victim inside of a home with a stab...

Evansville dispatch received a call about a person covered with blood and appeared to have been stabbed, Saturday around 5:00 pm. EPD Officers arrived shortly to Mo's House, a cocktail bar on Parrett ...

The Reitz High School Lady Panthers won their first soccer sectional in 13 years on Saturday when they beat Castle. Reitz Girls soccer head coach Jeremy Wolfe says his players had plenty of motivation...

Evansville Police detectives are investigating after a man was shot Sunday night. The call -- for a man shot in the leg -- came in a few minutes before 11pm. The victim reportedly told officers three ...

One person was taken to the hospital Saturday afternoon complaining of back pain after the METS bus they were on was involved in a hit-and-run incident. It happened about 2pm at Garvin and Washington ...

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear along with law enforcement is promoting "Operation Crash Reduction" to remind drivers the importance of seat belt use and other safe driving practices. Police will be ou...