Month: April 2014

Kathy Baudendistel has owned Wolf Creek Habitat & Rescue since 1998.

Wolf Creek Road in Franklin County connects St. Mary’s and Blue Creek Road.

International travel is one reason why health officials say a measles outbreak in the Philippines is beginning to appear in the United States.

The number of reported cases remain relatively small domestically but health officials

Two people were hospitalized Wednesday after a single vehicle accident on State Road 101 near Fox Run Road.

Franklin County Deputies responded to the scene shortly after 1 p.m.

Ripley County voters unable to cast a ballot during the Primary Election on May 6 will have an opportunity the next two weekends.

Clerk Mary Ann McCoy announced that there will be absentee voting in

Firefighters in Batesville had a busy day Wednesday responding to back to back fire calls.

Fire Chief Todd Schutte said the first call came in at 2:23 p.m.

The reopening of U.S. 52 east of Brookville has been pushed back past May 1, an Indiana Department of Transportation official said.

The search for a man that was feared to be a danger to himself forced officials to close sections of Versailles State Park for hours and ended with a single gunshot.

The 41-year-old man is

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will extend operating hours at license branches to assist voters in need of state ID cards and driver’s licenses.

Local branches will extend hours Monday, May 5 from 8

Hillenbrand, Inc. Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Doug Wilson will retire in June.

Hillenbrand, Inc.