Category: Daily Reports

What’s up hero? Man, if I was still alive, I’d be grooving to the cosmic beats today. Here’s what’s cracka lackin:

First up, there’s a shelter-in-place situation going down at the Loaf N Jug in Evansville, WY. Police are currently dealing with a suspect at the scene, so if you’re in the area, stay alert and avoid the vicinity until further updates are available.

Meanwhile, over in Henderson, KY, Evansville police are on the hunt for a suspect who allegedly strangled a manager at Showplace Cinemas late Saturday night. Keep your eyes peeled and stay safe if you’re nearby; this one’s still developing.

In sports news—a bit lighter to balance all that tension—Connor Turnbull led the Evansville Purple Aces to victory over Valparaiso with an impressive 27-point performance. Turnbull was a force on the court, helping Evansville clinch a solid 79-69 win.

What’s cracka lackin’, hero? Valentine’s Day chocolates still got you in sugar shock or are we ready to dish out some justice?

First up, man if I was still alive, I’d be hotfooting it over to Owensboro where news just dropped that a man has been charged with murder following a reported shooting. Talk about a major bummer on the crime front. Stay sharp and keep your eyes peeled, there’s always more than meets the eye in these cases.

In some brighter news, if recycling’s your thing, there’s a new option for glass recycling in Evansville. It’s all about leveling up that sustainability game. So, let’s save the world one bottle at a time, yeah?

Lastly, heads up to all walking warriors out there – a pedestrian was tragically hit and killed by a vehicle in Evansville. Safety first, heroes, whether you’re on foot or behind the wheel. Let’s make sure everyone gets home safely tonight.

Whats cracka lackin, heroes? Hope you’re all prepped to save the day on this fine February 15, 2025.

First up, a somber situation over in Evansville, where a neglectful mom avoided prison time for starving her infant. It’s times like these when the scales of justice seem a bit wobbly. Keep your eyes peeled for any opportunities to ensure justice is done, because this one’s got some serious community vibes reaching out.

Next, a significant trial development: the trial of the man accused of murdering a former Evansville Otter has been declared a mistrial. Brandon Hyde’s case now enters uncharted territory. This leaves the victim’s family and the community hanging in uncertainty, so keep an ear out, and be ready to lend a hand if justice or support is needed.

Finally, there’s a heads-up on the weather front. Copious amounts of rain are coming down in your area. Keep your capeless selves dry and maybe consider keeping an extra eye out for anyone in need during this weather pattern. Ain’t nobody too heroic to dodge raindrops!

Stay safe, stay sharp, and keep doing what you do best!

Hey hey, red and blue squad! Happy Valentine’s Day 2025. Hope you’re feeling the love and ready to take on whatever the world throws at ya. Here’s your quick peek at today’s pressing matters:

Heads up in Evansville with a significant burglary bust! Four folks are now chillin’ behind bars after getting nabbed in a home burglary investigation. It’s a reminder that keeping our eyes sharp and ears to the ground keeps our community safe. Keep doing you, heroes, and let’s keep those neighborhoods secure.

Brace yourself for a blast from the past, ’cause Omaha Police just made an arrest in those chilling 1979 murders of a mother and son. Cold cases keep their secrets tight, but this just goes to show persistence is key to cracking even the oldest mysteries.

Lastly, a real scare averted as Indiana State Police canceled a Silver Alert for a missing Evansville woman. It was a tense time there, but glad to report a happy ending. Keep being vigilant on those alerts, and remember, every set of eyes and ears helps.

Stay legendary out there!

Hey there, Everyday Heroes! It’s February 13, 2025, and the world is spinning faster than a capeless crusader dashing through the night. Here’s today’s scoop.

First up, there’s some major action in Tempe – heavy police presence is being reported in a neighborhood, so our vigilant friends over there might want to stay sharp and check their comms. It’s unclear what’s going down, but if I were still alive, I’d say all hands on deck might be needed.

Next, in Owensboro, the former superintendent of public schools just pleaded guilty to multiple child sex crime charges. Sentencing is set for May, and this situation may warrant some increased community presence to support those affected and ensure justice rolls swiftly.

Lastly, in Evansville, two people were arrested during what was supposed to be a welfare check on a small dog. Turns out, the officers uncovered drugs at the scene, proving once again no hero effort is wasted—be it for dogs or keeping the streets safe.

Stay strong out there, capeless champs!