Category Archives: Local News

A Wal Mart employee stands accused in the theft of thousands of dollars while at work. It all started back in May when the store's Asset Protection came to Evansville police to report a theft. They to...

The coroner has released the name of the child killed Sunday night after the gun he was playing with went off. 6-year-old Malachi Copeland died from a gun shot wound. The child's school had this to sa...

The trial for an Evansville man accused of killing 23 year old Keshon Hensley in March of 2021 has been rescheduled for February. A witness told police that Jerrme Cartwright admitted to the shooting ...

The general elections in Kentucky are on November 8 and Daviess County officials say they need more helpers to work the polls. County Clerk Leslie McCarty says they currently have 116 workers, but the...

Officers were called to the 1800 block of South Garvin Street around 8:45 Sunday night after reports of shots fired. Once Officers secured the scene they learned that a juvenile had been playing with ...

Ten people had to be evacuated around 5:15 Sunday morning from their apartment after fire was reported coming from a first floor door and window. The Henderson Fire Department arrived to the structure...

A Newburgh Woman is in the Vanderburgh County Jail after crashing her vehicle into the Dollar Tree on East Diamond Avenue on Monday. 27 year old Brittany Deener told officers she didn't realize the la...

The search is over for a missing helicopter and it's pilot after both were found around 3:00 Monday afternoon near Mammoth Cave National Park. David Stone left around noon on Saturday from St. Louis a...

A quiet evening on Evansville's south side quickly turned into a "hostile situation" after an Evansville officer spotted a man wanted out of Kentucky on a felony warrant. This happened Thursday night ...

The City's residential recycling program will be suspended for an additional week. Pumps needed to operate the baling equipment at Tri-State Resource Recovery will not arrive until after Labor Day. Re...