Evansville Police Dept

An arrest has been made in the counterfeiting operation that has been passing bogus bills in Evansville recently. Evansville Police arrested 34 year old Brian Acker on Forgery charges after officers served a search warrant at his home and found $740 in counterfeit $20 bills...

Counterfeit bills are turning up here in the tri-state, and Evansville Police are asking retailers and the general public to keep a watchful eye out for funny money.

The Evansville Police Department and Vanderburgh Sheriff's Department will join the Indiana State Police for the roughly two week program aimed at getting drunk drivers off the street, and cause people to think twice before getting behind the wheel after a night out.

The online petition looks to persuade Indiana lawmakers to update current state requirements for those who use the motorized two wheelers to travel Evansville roadways.

Enjoy a delicious shish kabob picnic in the park at the corner of 4th and Main Streets this Thursday and help the Evansville Police Department (EPD) help one of their own.

Evansville Police are seeking the public's help in locating the suspect believed to be involved in a home invasion on July 16th.

It was on April 8th when the Evansville Police Department announced a joint venture with the EVSC to help kids make better choices called Choose Not to Lose. The most visible signs of the program are the unmistakeable program Jeep vehicles assigned to each of the Evansville high schools.

In an effort to give the public a better understanding of how they operate, the Evansville Police Department is giving residents an opportunity to learn more about their inner workings.

Law Enforcement on the local and state level will be keeping their eyes open for drivers not  wearing their safety belt while traveling the states highways and byways.

The Evansville Police Department continue the support for one of their own as they get ready to host a jewelry party this Friday evening (May 3rd, 2013).

Local officers from the Evansville Police Department, Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Department, along with Vanderburgh Confinement Officers will trade their badges for aprons to benefit local Special Olympics athletes during today's "Cops & Cowboys" fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse.

The individual responsible for threatening tweets against the University of Evansville on Tuesday which led to school officials to cancel the men's baseball game against Austin Peay State University later that day is in police custody.