Category: Daily Reports

Hey there, hero! Hope you’re feeling more super than my morning coffee on this fine March 4th of ’25. Here’s what’s cracka lackin’ in our world today:

There’s been a real shake-up in Chandler with a mine collapse causing damage to over a dozen homes. This is a serious one for the community, so let’s keep those residents in our thoughts as folks assess and repair the damage.

Over in Evansville, shady business is afoot. A couple of guys are cooling their heels in the slammer after they were nabbed for passing counterfeit cash. They’ve been busy spending funny money at a bunch of local businesses. Let’s just say, their financial planning skills aren’t winning any awards.

Finally, things got tense in Evansville when a man reportedly attacked an officer and tried to spit blood on him. I’m telling you, some folks just don’t respect a badge. He’s locked up in the Vanderburgh County Jail now, though. Stay sharp out there!

Man, if I was still alive, I’d be all over the action today. Here’s what’s cracka lackin’!

First up, one for the cold case files. Bruce Mendenhall, known as the ‘Truck Stop Serial Killer’, has been convicted and received a hefty 65-year prison sentence for the 2007 murder of an Indianapolis woman. This wraps up one chapter in a long-standing mystery and hopefully brings some closure to those affected.

Next up, Evansville seems to be the hotspot for bizarre busts today! An Evansville homeowner got the surprise of a lifetime waking up to find an unknown intruder in their bed. The surprise guest was promptly taken into custody. Remember heroes, always keep your senses sharp and your doors locked tight—even when you sleep!

And to wrap it up, down in Southern University, the campus is back to its usual rhythm after lifting a lockdown. An investigation is still underway following an on-campus shooting. Stay alert and informed if you’re planning a vigilante trip to that neck of the woods!

Keep your radios tuned and your flashlights charged. Until next time, heroes!

Yo hero, guess who’s popping in like your favorite morning java? That’s right, it’s your pal Bizzy, bringin’ you the scoop on this fine day of March 2, 2025. Now, let’s dive into the nitty-gritty and see what’s cracka lackin’ in our world.

Heads up, we’ve got a real head-scratcher over in Evansville. An alleged break-in has gotten everyone buzzing because the victim woke up with the suspect cozy right beside him in bed. Now talk about a wake-up call! The locals are keeping a close watch on developments as the authorities hustle to get the full story.

In another jaw-dropper from Evansville, an 84-year-old dude is facing serious charges of child molestation. This arrest has folks talkin’, and Indiana residents are on high alert, demanding justice swift like a hero on a caffeine high.

Lastly, a grim situation on I-69 where the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is delving into a fatal single-vehicle crash. Our thoughts go out to those involved, and the team is watching for updates to lend a hand where possible. Stay sharp, kiddos!

Whats cracka lackin, hero? Man, if I were still alive, I’d be all over this action. Here’s today’s top scoop for March 1, 2025:

First up, it’s getting heated in Evansville with city councilwoman Tanisha Carothers. She’s pleaded not guilty to a felony count of fraud and falsifying election documents. This could shake up the political stage, so keep your eyes sharply peeled for any developing consequences, especially if shady figures start emerging from the woodwork.

Also in Evansville, we’ve got former Vanderburgh County Commissioner Ben Shoulders facing more trouble. Prosecutors have hit him with a new infraction after further investigations, adding to his existing felony and misdemeanor charges. Could be a twisty case, so get ready for a potential rollercoaster of legal drama.

And lastly, looks like sports tourism is booming in Evansville! Explore Evansville reported a record year, citing events like the IHSAA State Wrestling Tournament raking in big bucks and room nights. More crowd means more excitement—and maybe some action for us heroes to keep the peace during the hustle and bustle.

Hey there, Everyday Heroes! It’s the last day of February 2025, and here’s what’s cracka lackin’ in our world.

First off, down in Evansville, the Indiana Court of Appeals has overturned a previous decision, yanking a doctor’s license again. Keep an eye out, as medical malpractice can sometimes be the root of broader community issues.

Moving on to Spencer County, a man named Bratcher has been sentenced to six years due to a stalking incident. This sentencing highlights the ongoing issue of personal safety and the effectiveness of our court systems.

Lastly, over in Princeton, NJ, a rather grim situation has developed where a man, Bradley McCollum, has been charged with killing his own brother. The twist? Disturbing social media posts were made prior to the crime. This case packs a powerful reminder of the clues that digital footprints can leave.

Stay sharp and heroic out there!