evansvillewatch

Recently, a call came in to dispatch that was weird enough to get the attention of the Southern Indiana Ghostbusters.

This dispute at an Evansville Target had nothing to do with a Stanley Cup.

We are only a few days into 2024, and our local police and first responders have not gotten a break

Obviously, most of the 9-1-1 calls that come in are serious and nothing to laugh at. Other calls just make you shake your head.

If you hear sirens and want to know what's going on, EvansvilleWatch on Facebook is the best place to look.

When I saw this post from Evansville Watch about a man who said his truck was stolen, I immediately thought...Man, this is such a LIBERTY thing to do!

Over the last couple of weeks, EvansvilleWatch has teamed up with area businesses to give back to not only local charities but also local restaurants during the Covid-19 pandemic

A man has made his way into the flooded Ohio River and boarded a downed tree all while wielding a hatchet!

The accounts had been inactive since May of 2018 but you'll remember the laughter, face-palming and out-right eye-rolling that the page's posts often elicited - and it's back!

My favorite news source is EvansvilleWatch on Facebook and Twitter. Anytime I have ever need to know why traffic is backed up or why the police are in my neighborhood I check them out on Facebook and Twitter. They always have the good deeds as well as some pretty funny stuff as well...

This conundrum is Evansville's biggest mystery since 'who the f*** put stoplights on the Lloyd?' And it came to us thanks to EvansvilleWatch.

If you are on Facebook, and from Evansville, you need to follow EvansvilleWatch. There are two different places on Facebook that use the same name, but the intention of each is the same. Someone listens to the police scanner, and passes anything good on to those following on Facebook. It is a modern version of a police blotter, that would sometimes be found in newspapers.