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Friday, July 18th, 2025
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Good morning, Evansville. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of July.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Evansville Police will bring back Chops with Cops after a pause since 2020 so residents can enjoy free haircuts and conversation with officers at local barbershops and salons—upcoming events will be held on July 24th at Jerald's, August 1st at Fila's Barbershop, September 12th at Lynch's Beauty & Barbershop, and October 14th at Diverse Salon. 44 News
- ➤ Community organizations in Evansville are hosting several back-to-school events next month to offer free school supplies, food, games and haircuts for students at local venues; events run from July 19 to August 3 with supplies given until they run out—families should arrive early to get the needed items—. Courier & Press
- ➤ Tickets for the 'Men Who Wear Hats' Gala will be on sale for the event on August 16th at the Crescent Room at 621 South Cullen Avenue. Advance tickets cost $65 until July 19th and regular tickets will be $75—proceeds will support SIMA's youth mentoring programs. 44 News
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Madisonville police arrested Roger Brasher near Whitshire Apartments after he left the scene of a hit-and-run incident; officers later discovered he was driving on a suspended license (from a 2018 DUI) and had marijuana in his vehicle. 14 News
- ➤ A Newburgh chiropractor had his license suspended after being accused of sexually assaulting a patient when he allegedly invited her to his apartment for an adjustment and pulled down her clothing during a massage—police indicated they have no active investigation at this time. 44 News
- ➤ The Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office arrested 36-year-old Cassidy Gross on Wednesday at 3:50 p.m. near East Mount Pleasant Road after finding a stolen vehicle abandoned in a parking lot—officers continue a three-hour search for a white male suspect with multiple tattoos last seen running in blue jean shorts with no shirt or shoes. 44 News
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Reitz High School Marching Band practiced on the hot asphalt for a week during a sweltering heat wave to prepare for an upcoming competition. The students followed strict safety protocols—like frequent water breaks and shorter rehearsal periods—to manage the extreme temperatures while refining complex formations. 14 News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Evansville Police will offer a free 12-week Community Academy for residents aged 15 and older starting August 12 — the fall program runs on Tuesday nights from 6 to 9 p.m. at the C.K. Newsome Center and includes ride-alongs, demonstrations and tours of police units. 44 News
- ➤ Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has launched a task force to review the state’s emergency alert systems after a July 4 storm in Texas Hill Country led to more than 130 deaths—officials say the group, led by Homeland Security and Public Safety experts with input from local officials, fire and law enforcement, will submit its recommendations by Nov. 1. WEHT
- ➤ Nearly 200 large concrete beams for the I-69 Ohio River Crossing are set to be delivered starting next week and will be installed through mid-September, with four beams delivered three days a week and temporary 15 minute closures on U.S. 41 to allow safe turns. Officials said the longest beams weigh about 100 tons and measure 188 feet long as work continues on the three approach bridges. 14 News
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International Jugglers Association Festival - Cascade of Stars
7:30-9:00 p.m. — Victory Theatre — Tickets start at $75 — Experience the dazzling performances at this premier juggling festival.
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Vanderburgh County Fair
9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Vanderburgh 4-H Center — Paid entry — Enjoy a week of fun, entertainment, and live music from Parmalee at this beloved community fair.
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DCI: Drum Corps International
7 PM — Francis Joseph Reitz High School — Tickets vary — Experience the thrilling sounds of drum corps at this unique fundraising event.
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I Love the '80s Celebration
5:30 PM – 11:00 PM — O'Day Discovery Lodge — Proceeds support Westside Catholic School — Enjoy dinner, a live auction, and music by an '80s tribute band in your best retro attire.
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Annual USI Night Flight Road Race
8 PM - 12 AM — University of Southern Indiana — Free for kids under 8 — Lace up for a night race and enjoy family-friendly activities on campus.
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Angels after Dark
8-10 p.m. — Angel Mounds Trailhead - Levee Parking Lot — Free entry — Experience a magical family-friendly night hike through the beautiful surroundings of Angel Mounds.
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Cam Thompson Live
7 p.m.-1 a.m. — Bud's Rockin' Country Bar & Grill — Cover charge unknown — Experience the rising star of alt-country as Cam Thompson takes the stage for a night of authentic sounds.
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Cam Thompson Live at Bud's
7 p.m.–1 a.m. — Bud's Rockin' Country Bar & Grill — Check website for ticket prices — Experience the raw, authentic sounds of rising alt-country star Cam Thompson.
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Steps For Sobriety
8-10 a.m. — Garvin Park — $30 entry — Participate in a community race to support addiction recovery efforts and help raise funds for the Substance Abuse Council.
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