Evansville Police Department

The Evansville Police Department is hoping that you can help them identify to people suspected of stealing a wallet from a Target shopper on June 20, 2020.

Find out what you need to know about shooting off your own fireworks, and what to expect from the new law for drivers that goes into effect on July 1st.

We've all seen the people wearing hazard vests and shaking buckets at busy intersections across the city of Evansville to raise money for charity but the Evansville Police Department is warning the public that those bucket shakers are not always what they appear.

We felt like it was important to give Officer Smith our platform to share his very personal feelings about his profession, and how much history has changed.

The Evansville Police Department is asking for the help of the public to identify the man and woman in this photograph.

We want to congratulate these graduates who are going on to continue their education this fall. I'm sure this scholarship will come in handy.

I can't think of two people better suited to bring our community together than EPD Chief Billy Bolin and Reverend Gerald Arnold from the Evansville NAACP.

Even though it might seem like an appropriate way to celebrate a graduation or the reopening of things, but in the city of Evansville, it's illegal to shoot fireworks right now.

It makes absolutely perfect sense to host a 'community-building' event each month at such a time-honored type of business.

Evansville Police Department has issued a statement regarding a viral post on Facebook that claims a threat has been made regarding Eastland Mall.

The Evansville Police Department has issued a statement, including photos from security camera footage, regarding an armed robbery that took place this morning and they need our help to identify the subject still on the loose.

Finally, Indiana finds itself on the positive side of one of these studies...unfortunately, the same could not be said for our neighbor to the south.