Month: June 2014

State legislators are at the Statehouse in Indianapolis Tuesday to make technical corrections to two separate bills passed during the 2014 General Assembly.

Legislation was passed to overhaul the criminal code during the spring and

A local conservation officer is credited with pulling a man out of the water at Brookville Reservoir on Sunday.

A local conservation officer is being recognized for his quick actions that potentially saved the

Gwynn passed away Monday following a battle with mouth cancer caused by smokeless tobacco.

Baseball fans are mourning the loss of Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn.

The warmest weather of the year so far will arrive across the region Tuesday and Wednesday.

Temperatures will reach the lower 90’s during the afternoon hours.

A Sunman man is facing charges for allegedly striking a woman with a Yankee Candle glass jar and punching her multiple times.

David Keith, 37, of Sunman, was arrested after investigators responded to a battery

Israel Aguirre of Greensburg is facing felony drug charges after his arrest in Wayne County.

Kicks 96 in Richmond is reporting this afternoon that a Greensburg man was arrested after police say they found

The Batesville Fireman’s Parade in Batesville is set for July 12.

The annual event will follow the same parade route as last year.

Hill-Rom has purchased TRUMPF Medical, based in Germany.

Hill-Rom announced today the signing of a definitive agreement to purchase TRUMPF Medical.

The Batesville-based company acquired the medical unit The medical unit of the privately

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As people enjoy the warm weather, a popular summer stop is the Whitewater River near Brookville.

A local professor is one of 14 Ivy Tech faculty members in the state to receive the annual Presidents Award for Excellence in Instruction.

In a tradition that began in 1983, one faculty member from

Michael E Kohlsdorf,  County Executive Director, Franklin County Farm Service Agency, announced the County Committee Election process for 2014 has begun with the announcement of the Local Administrative Area (LAA) boundaries and the posting of

Edwards received a Harvard acceptance letter in December.

Dedication and hard work in high school has paid off for 18-year-old Mitchell Edwards as he prepares to begin the next chapter of his academic career.