Month: April 2014

Indiana State Police divers demonstrate the proper way to exit a vehicle that has crashed into the water.

With another inch to half inch of rain expected Friday, flooding continues to be a threat

Associates at a Batesville healthcare supplier were informed this week that the company has been purchased.

Virtus employees were informed this week that the company has been purchased by its largest customer.

The company

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A south western Rush County man who collected artifacts over the span of eight decades is getting quite a bit of attention from media and federal investigators.

The home of Donald Miller

Greensburg residents will likely pay more for water in April.

An Aurora woman who was missing for several hours was found dead in a pond on Wednesday morning.

Paula Lynn Dean, 57, was reported missing about three hours before emergency personnel, who were looking for

Officials with the Ripley County Sheriff’s Office say a 43-year-old Osgood man was arrested for firing a shotgun during an alleged domestic dispute Sunday afternoon.

Authorities arrested Daniel Hobbick for Criminal Recklessness with a Deadly

A Ripley County man was found unresponsive after police say he backed his vehicle into a building at high rate of speed.

It happened on Monroe Street in Napoleon around 6:30 p.m.

A Batesville woman was arrested for allegedly threatening her husband with a knife, the Ripley County Sheriff’s Office reported.

Deputies responded to Indian Lakes for a report of a domestic dispute involving a knife around

Update (2:00 p.m.)

The Osgood man that lost his life in a logging accident in Switzerland County was a timber cutter for Rodney Sloan Logging Company in Batesville for approximately twenty years.

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Camera crews have been following the Herbert Brothers locally, including in Greensburg last week.

The Herbert Brothers of Batesville will be on television in the near future as a popular cable channel confirmed Tuesday