Month: April 2014

Some Hoosiers have already filed their taxes and received their refunds, but there are some who may not even have gathered up their paperwork to get started.

Tamica Jeffers, 33, of Dillsboro was arrested after allegedly overdosing at a McDonald’s in Ohio.

A Dillsboro woman accused of overdosing on heroin with her husband at a McDonald’s in Ohio is scheduled to

Amanda Napier pleaded guilty to two felony counts in a Franklin

Project T3 provides backpacks and overnight bags for many Southeast Indiana children.

A local Walmart was evacuated over the weekend after employees smelled gas.

Customers were shopping Saturday morning at the Aurora Walmart when gas was smelled and it forced employees to usher everyone outside and shut

Money Smart events will educate Hoosiers about ways they can take responsibility for protecting their money and savings.( Photo morgue file/cohdra.)

Financial literacy is not just about saving dollars and cents.

Experts say it

Hill-Rom purchased local supplier Virtus this week.

Operations at Virtus in Batesville will continue as usual for the foreseeable future, a Hill-Rom spokesman said Friday morning.

Hill-Rom has been the supplier’s largest customer and

A new Ripley County Sheriff will likely be named within the next two weeks.

Gov. Pence signing HEA 1180 into law. He is joined by Rep.

Update (12:15 p.m.

A local man wants to warn fellow citizens after he almost fell victim to a telephone scam after receiving phone calls from individuals posing as his grandson and a lawyer.

The man received a call