Evansville Police Deparment

This new program is all about personal touch—extra patrols and a direct line to your local deputy, making neighborhoods feel a little safer.

Pickleball is the sport that has been taking over, and now the Evansville Police Department wants to challenge YOU to some friendly competition on the court.

Evansville Police Department is celebrating International Women's Month by welcoming women to a recruiting event to learn more about women in law enforcement.

The Evansville Police Department invites residents 15 and older to join its free 12-week Spring Community Academy for hands-on insight into law enforcement.

Indiana Football player, Clay Conner, made a magical gift request come true for injured Evansville police officer, Sam Taylor. Taylor, a huge IU fan, continues his path to recovery after being injured in the line of duty.

Evansville Police Department Detectives will present details of a high-profile Evansville case involving murder, theft, conviction, and sentencing at this true crime event.

On November 18th, a powerful gathering of women in law enforcement is set to inspire the next generation of leaders right here in our community.

Evansville Police Department Officer Sam Taylor was shot in the line of duty on September 21st. The community is showing its ongoing support for Officer Tayler with several fundraising events for him and his family.

An Evansville officer’s simple gesture—helping a woman cross the street—was quietly captured and shared, reminding us that kindness still exists.

A 3-year-old died and an 18-month-old overdosed after fentanyl exposure in an Evansville home. Two adults have been sentenced to federal prison.