Evansville Police Department

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Proceeds from this year's event will help the Department provide SWAT Team officers with a tool they can use when responding to a dangerous situation.

Evansville Police Officer, Taylor Merriss explains how the stereotype that cops always eat donuts began.

The registry will give Evansville first responders advanced notice of individuals with sensory, movement, or communication challenges involved in an emergency.

Police in Evansville, Indiana are seeking help to identify a woman involved in an incident that took place in a Walmart parking lot.

Two men have been arrested after authorities found thousands of counterfeit pills suspected to be fentanyl, along with materials to manufacture the pills.

Proceeds from the event help the Evansville Police Department provide equipment and training to members of the SWAT Team.

Officers will be looking for drivers speeding, violating stoplights, improper lane changes, as well as those who may be impaired.

The recent shootings of police officers is an important reminder that they can't let their guard down.

The unit is in the running with other K9 units around the region to win a share of $25,000 in grant money to use for training and equipment.

If you were at the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival on Friday evening, you likely saw a trio of superheroes watching over Franklin Street.

Sergeant Brown and Detective Lewis of the Evansville Police Department stepped up to help stranded motorists at the 100th West Side Nut Club Fall Festival.