Houston Harwood is a criminal justice reporter for the Evansville Courier & Press and Yahoo News, with work also featured in the Dispatch. With a focus on local news in Evansville, Indiana, Houston covers stories related to crime, law enforcement, and the justice system. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the community.
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By: Houston Harwood
Tropical Storm Helene knocked down thousands of trees at the popular NC arboretum in Asheville, but it plans to reopen soon.
By: Houston Harwood
Two deputies reportedly suffered injuries while detaining a man who had allegedly armed himself with hatchets outside an Evansville gas station.
An Oakland City, Indiana, man is in custody after he allegedly shot and injured a woman late Tuesday evening during what the Gibson County Sheriff's Office described as a "domestic-type disturbance."
By: Houston Harwood
A judge on Thursday sentenced Angel Schonabaum, who pleaded guilty to one count of neglect for rat-bite injuries sustained by her infant last year.
By: Houston Harwood
Inside an apartment at the city-run Buckner Towers housing complex, Evansville police reported seizing enough fentanyl to dose more than 100,000 people.
By: Houston Harwood
That was the refrain heard recently in a sunlit atrium where several dozen supporters of the nonprofit Matthew 25 gathered with officials from the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership to cut the ribbon on the organization’s new pharmacy and patient care center.
By: Houston Harwood
Evansville police are investigating a fatal shooting that took the life of a 17 year old Tuesday night.
By: Houston Harwood
EVANSVILLE — A 17-year-old boy died Tuesday night following a shooting in Evansville, police said.
By: Houston Harwood
Prosecutors petitioned a judge on Thursday to compel two teenagers to submit DNA samples following their arrests for the killing of a 17-year-old boy.
By: Houston Harwood
While the race itself is nonpartisan, more than 60% of judgeship candidate Ryan Hatfield's campaign funds stem from time as Democratic lawmaker.
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