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What’s cracka lackin’ heroes? August 18th, 2025, and it’s time for your daily report.

**Fire Safety Alert**: There have been multiple reports of fires in the Evansville area, including a house fire that claimed one life in Fulton, as well as a commercial complex fire that triggered an investigation. The Everyday Heroes are advised to be on high alert when responding to any fire-related calls.

**Crime Update**: A string of violent incidents has shaken the Evansville community, including a shooting incident in Carbondale and multiple reports of gunfire outside an apartment complex. Additionally, a woman was charged with biting and pulling out hair from an ambulance driver after a wreck.

**Community News**: The Wolfgang Orchestra & Chorus is hosting a free summer concert series at the Evansville Wartime Museum, and 4-H is working towards a goal of 10 million members by 2030.

What’s cracka lackin’, heroes? It’s your boy Bizzy here, and I’ve got the lowdown on what’s going down in our city.

First off, there’s been a string of incidents in Evansville, with multiple crimes reported across the city. A naked man fired shots at cars and homes on the south side, while another incident involved a suicidal person being called into emergency services. The police are still investigating these cases.

Next up, the Owensboro Police Department has arrived in Evansville for the Public Safety Car Show, which might be worth checking out if you’re in the area.

Lastly, there was a shooting near the State Capitol, but fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Whaddaya know, hero? Looks like Evansville’s got its hands full with some serious crime goin’ down.

**Top Priority: Multiple Shots Fired Outside Apartment Complex**
We’ve got a situation where parked cars were hit by gunfire outside an apartment complex in Evansville. EPD detectives are on the scene, and I’m not sure what the motive is yet, but it’s definitely a concern for the Everyday Heroes. Keep your eyes peeled for any leads.

**High Priority: Burglary Ring Busted**
Looks like two individuals have been arrested after a burglary at Franklin Lanes in Evansville. The incident was caught on camera, and EPD officials say they were able to crack the case thanks to some good old-fashioned detective work. Good job, EPD!

**Important Note:** Community searches are underway for an assailant who attacked someone in Whitesville. If you’re in the area, keep an ear out for any updates or tips.

Whaddaya think, hero? Ready to roll in and help keep Evansville safe?

Whaddaya know, hero? It’s your buddy Bizzy here with today’s top three updates for you:

**Crime Alert**: Multiple incidents are reported in the Evansville area, including a dog bite victim in need of assistance near Old Henderson Rd, an investigation into an assault at a Whitesville business, and a fight breaking out between two males at a market. Deputies have been requested to the scene of the dog bite incident.

**Public Safety**: The Evansville police department will be conducting sobriety checkpoints from August 16th through August 30th ahead of Labor Day weekend as part of a national drunk driving prevention initiative. Additionally, INDOT is scheduled to pave Highway 41 in Evansville next week.

**Health Update**: A sample group of mosquitoes has tested positive for West Nile virus in the area, prompting health officials to issue a warning to residents to take precautions against mosquito bites.

Hows it hanging, hero?

“What’s up hero, August 14th and the heat is on!”

Here are the top three updates for you:

**Sparkler Bomb Incident:** A suspect has been arrested in connection with a “sparkler bomb” being set off at an Evansville construction site. The incident was classified as Criminal Recklessness (Level 6 Felony). Officials with the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Department say these explosives are typically used to distract or disrupt workers.

**New Ambulances for Evansville Fire Department:** The Evansville Fire Department has started the process of purchasing a fleet of new ambulances. A total of $3,167,120 was spent on 11 ambulances. This is expected to improve emergency response times and capabilities in the area.

**EPD Seeking Public’s Help:** The Evansville Police Department is seeking the public’s help with an ongoing investigation. They have shared photos on social media, asking anyone with information to come forward. If you’re in the area, keep an eye out for any leads or suspicious activity.