Month: July 2014

Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers testifies in D.C. Thursday.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers will testify before the U.S.

Update (1:30 p.m.) 

A local driver was hospitalized after a two vehicle crash Wednesday morning at the intersection of S.R.

INDIANAPOLIS — As summer marches on, so does fun in the sun around Indiana.

METAMORA — A fight between two brothers led to a shooting Monday afternoon leaving one with a gunshot wound to the left hand, police said.

Franklin County Deputies were called to a home in the

Rain moving through region Tuesday morning.

BATESVILLE – Showers and thunderstorms are moving through the area Wednesday morning.

The strongest chance of precipitation is between 10-11 a.m.

INDIANAPOLIS — Home improvement retailer Lowe’s plans to locate a customer support center in Indianapolis, creating up to 1,000 by 2016.

The North Carolina-based company announced plans to invest $20.5 million to purchase, renovate

INDIANAPOLIS — As the cost of child care

Jennifer Chubinski, Director of Community Research for Interact for Health.

CINCINNATI, Oh. –The Greater Cincinnati Community Status Survey has found that less than 7 percent of adults in Southeast Indiana said they or someone

BROOKVILLE — The mothers of two students in the Life Skills class at Franklin County High School are voicing concern about what is happening in the classroom.

According to the Franklin County Observer, the parents

School board president Chris Lowery announces he will step down during Monday’s board meeting.

Batesville School Board President Chris Lowery announced at Monday’s meeting that he will resign from the board.

A motorcycle crash left two people injured on U.S.