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The Evansville Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding Randall Austin, Jr., whose family has not had any contact with him since late November and are concerned for his safety and well-being.

Note to future criminals: If you're going to disable security cameras before committing a crime, be sure you don't look directly into the camera before, or while, you're trying to cut the cord.

Evansville Police are asking the public to help identify the man they believe robbed the CVS at 2020 East Morgan Avenue.

The Evansville Police Department released the number of arrests made on New Year's Eve, and it's a number no one would have predicted.

The Evansville Police Department is asking the public for assistance in identifying the man they believe is responsible for a robbery at Drone's Convenience Store on Tekoppel Road November 17th.

The Evansville Police Department issues a warning to Evansville and Vanderburgh County residents to be aware of a man claiming to be deputy sheriff looking to scam them out of money.

Evansville Police are asking the public for any information leading to the arrest of a suspect involved in a shooting at Show Me's on Evansville's east side in the early hours of Sunday morning.

The Evansville Police Department is inviting the general public to see over 20 K-9 teams from across Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois demonstrate the skills they use to help keep the public safe.

Have you seen this man?  Evansville Police have identified him as 28-year-old Demeko Montazel Bradley.  He is wanted in connection with a shooting early Saturday morning at a Marathon station in Evansville.  Authorities say he is armed and dangerous.

Have you seen this man?  Evansville Police have identified him as 28-year-old Demeko Montazel Bradley.  He is wanted in connection with an overnight shooting at a Marathon station in Evansville.  Authorities say he is armed and dangerous.

Evansville police detective Nathan Schroer's brave and inspirational battle with Leukemia came to an end last year. An 11-year veteran of the EPD and Pastor at Northwoods Church, it was Detective Schroer's faith that shined the brightest in his life.

Reports of scams involving computer problems, back taxes, and the always popular, credit card fraud, have led the EPD to issue a warning through their Facebook page.