Evansville Police Department

The 95th annual West Side Nut Club Fall Festival is in full swing up and down Franklin Street, and in an effort to keep everyone safe, the Evansville Police Department has released their annual list of items not allowed on the premises.

The Evansville Police Department is asking for your help in locating 19-year-old Terry Frieson in connection with a shooting case on the city's southeast side.

The Evansville Police Department unveiled a brand new (and sharp-looking) Ford F-150 on Tuesday they'll use for their various community outreach programs throughout the city.

You've heard of Coffee with a Cop but what about Cone with a Cop? Find out how you can enjoy ice cream with a member of our local law enforcement.

As a way of saying thanks for all they do each and every day to keep us safe, the stations of Townsquare Media are once again teaming with Henderson Chevrolet to offer free lunch to all police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and EMTs this Friday from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. as the nation prepares to recognize the 15th anniversary of the September 11th attacks this Sunday.

Chances are your Labor Day Weekend will include at least one get-together with friends and family filled with grilled food, Cornhole, and a beer or two (or six). In an effort to make sure everyone gets home safely, law enforcement in Vanderburgh County will be setting up sobriety checkpoints throughout the county to make sure people who have had one too many aren't behind the wheel.

In a world that has violent threats around even corner, it will put your mind a little more at ease knowing that the EPD is ready for anything, including bomb threats.

The Evansville Police Department is once again inviting residents to see what it takes to keep the streets safe during their Fall Citizens Academy.

The Evansville Police Department is asking the public to help locate a missing Evansville teenager with special needs whom they believe may have been abducted over the weekend.

When you think of police officers, adult men and women in blue or black uniforms are usually the first images that pop into your head. However, most departments, including our own Evansville Police Department, also have a few four-legged officers on the force, and it turns out, they're really good at what they do.

The Evansville Police Department is asking the public to help locate a missing Evansville teenager with special needs whom they believe may have been abducted over the weekend.

Pokemon Go fever is sweeping the world including right here in Evansville as hundreds, if not thousands of residents take the streets in an effort to "catch 'em all". While the riverfront and public parks appear to be popular places for hunters to add to their stable of Pokemon characters, the Evansville Police Department is reminding players not everywhere is fair game for collecting. R