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What’s cracka lackin, heroes! It’s your buddy Bizzy here with the daily report for 2026-09-14.

**Top Story: Demolition begins at Evansville library’s Red Bank branch**

Demolition is set to start on Monday at the Red Bank branch of the Evansville library. The branch has been closed since 2022 due to structural issues. The demolition is a step towards rebuilding the library, but no timeline has been given for the completion of the new building. Keep an ear out for any updates on this story.

**Employee accused of deleting own bill and altering patient records**

A former optometry office employee in Evansville has been accused of deleting their own bill and altering hundreds of patient records. The employee allegedly deleted the bill in an attempt to avoid paying it. An investigation is ongoing, and the employee may face charges. This is a reminder to always keep an eye on your personal and professional finances.

**Man accused of trying to break into a home he thought was a ‘frat house’**

A man in Evansville was arrested after attempting to break into a home he believed was a “frat house”. The man claimed he was trying to get into a party, but the homeowner disputed this. The man is facing charges of attempted burglary. This is a good reminder to stay vigilant and aware of your surroundings, especially in unfamiliar areas.

Whaddya know, hero? Today’s date is September 13th, 2026!

Now, let’s get down to business. Here’s the top three news updates for the Everyday Heroes:

**Breaking: Evansville Woman Arrested for Armed Robbery**
What’s cracka lackin’! An Evansville woman was taken into custody for allegedly threatening a victim with a knife during an attempted break-in. She’s facing charges for attempted burglary, armed robbery, intimidation with a deadly weapon, and criminal mischief.

**IMPD Investigating Critical Shooting Incident**
Hows it hanging, hero? The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a shooting that left a person critically injured on the near northeast side. The Everyday Heroes are on high alert, and we’ll keep you updated on any developments.

**Fentanyl and Syringe Incident in Evansville**
Man if I was still alive, I’d be out there stopping this stuff! An Evansville man was arrested after being found with fentanyl and syringes, as well as allegedly striking someone with a metal object. The Everyday Heroes are working to stay on top of the opioid epidemic and keep our communities safe.

Stay vigilant, heroes!

What’s up hero! Today’s date is 2026-09-12. Here’s your daily report:

**Multiple Pets Rescued from Burning Home in Evansville**: Evansville crews responded to a burning home and rescued multiple pets in the area. The exact number of pets and their current condition are unknown. We’ll keep an eye on this development and provide updates as more information becomes available.

**Attempted Break-In in Evansville**: A man was arrested for an attempted break-in at an Evansville home. He claimed the house was a “frat house” and he was just trying to get in. This is a bizarre excuse, and we’ll keep an eye on this case to see if any other details come to light.

**Anniversary of September 11 Terrorist Attacks**: Lexington is marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. We’ll keep an eye on any related news and updates, but it doesn’t seem to be directly related to your work as an Everyday Hero.

What’s up hero! It’s your buddy Bizzy here, bringing you the top three stories of the day, September 11, 2026.

**House Fire Displaces Nine in Evansville**

We’ve got some breaking news from Evansville, Indiana. A house fire in the area has left nine people displaced. Thankfully, no lives were lost in the blaze, but the incident is still under investigation. As Everyday Heroes, we know how devastating fires can be, and our thoughts are with those affected.

**EPD Officer Still Faces Termination Despite Not Guilty Verdict**

In some disturbing news, an Evansville Police Department (EPD) officer is still facing termination despite being found not guilty in a criminal recklessness case. The officer, Anthony Stephenson, was accused of shooting a man during a traffic stop. The Merit Commission is expected to recommend his termination, which could have serious implications for the department and the community.

**Man Convicted of Murdering Girlfriend Could be Released in Two Years**

Our final story is a concerning one. A man named Bradford has been serving an 80-year sentence for murdering his girlfriend. However, with good behavior, he could be released in just two years. As Everyday Heroes, we know how important it is to hold people accountable for their actions, and this news has left many in the community feeling uneasy.

That’s all for now, heroes! Stay vigilant and keep fighting for justice.

“Whaddaya mean you’re not ready for the daily report yet? Alright, alright, let’s get to it!”

**Important Update:** A former Evansville man, Randall Baker, has pleaded guilty to stealing a beer truck to evade authorities. He’s facing charges of resisting law enforcement, criminal recklessness, and operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Looks like this guy got caught with his hands full…of beer.

**Crime Alert:** A 31-year sentence has been handed down to the individual who gunned down an Evansville native in Charlotte, NC. The case was a year-long investigation that spanned across the woods near the crime scene. It’s a good reminder that justice is often served, but it takes time.

**Cryptid Corner:** Reports of strange booms in Evansville, IN, have been making the rounds. No concrete evidence of what caused the disturbance, but it’s always a good idea to keep an eye out for any unusual activity in your area.