Month: June 2014

Update (10:20 a.m.)

An Indianapolis man is behind bars in Decatur County after leading police on a three-county chase on Interstate 74.

Robert Bowman, 54, is being held at Decatur County Jail on

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Republican lawmakers in Indiana are praising the Supreme Court’s ruling that the contraception coverage mandate resulting from the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional for family-owned companies like Hobby Lobby.

Decatur County’s auditor is taking a new job as executive director for the Decatur County Community Foundation.

Tami Wenning’s last day as auditor will be Monday, according to the Greensburg Daily News.

She has held

A federal appeals court in Chicago has granted a stay on same-sex marriage in Indiana.

The ruling now limits local clerk’s offices from issuing the license to same-sex couples while leaving those issued last week

School Board President Tim Taylor welcome Destiny Rutzel as Junior High School principal.

Lawrenceburg’s Abbigail Sampson was awarded the scholarship during her graduation party.

The public is welcome to view the Unity House in Lawrenceburg on Monday.

Update (Sunday June 29 @ 8:13 p.m.)
Prosecutors are confirming that a teen involved in the December 2012 death of Nancy Hershman has pleaded guilty.
Daniel Hodge, 18, was expected to admit Friday to

 

A new scorecard from AARP ranks Indiana 47th among states for services and supports to help meet the long-term care needs of older residents.

Even as Indiana children enjoy their summer vacation, educational experts say it’s important they find the time to sharpen their reading skills.

Suzanne Walker, children’s services consultant at the Indiana State Library, says studies have

A North Vernon man was killed and two people were injured Thursday afternoon on U.S. 50 in Jennings County.

Investigators say the three-vehicle crash occurred after Marcea L.

Community members in Versailles are taking part in a multinational program aimed at creating and establishing healthy habits for students.

Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programs engage parents, schools, community leaders and government agencies to