Month: July 2014

A woman who grew up in Decatur County was found dead in an Indianapolis apartment and investigators have named her boyfriend as a suspect in the case.

According to the Greensburg Daily News, Abigail Baker

A school project launched to better ensure student safety is receiving a $25,000 Community Impact Grant.

The Ripley County Community Foundation (RCCF) provided the grant opportunity for non-profit organizations within the county to work

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) is launching a new program to make it easier for drivers to get back on the road.

The BMV’s new Reinstatement Relief Program offers a 50 percent discount

With school beginning next month, health officials in Ripley County say it is time to check your vaccination records and make sure they are up-to-date.

Ripley County Health Department has announced the implementation of a

Rep. Jud McMillin has been welcomed into a premier leadership program for lawmakers. (Image: in.gov)

State Representative Jud McMillin (R-Brookville) was welcomed into the Henry Toll Fellowship Class of 2014.

Update (4:12 p.m.)

The three suspects were not arrested.

Image: Decatur County Jail

Police arrested a woman last week that allegedly bit another in the face during a fight at the Decatur County Fair.

Charisma Parker, 41, of Greensburg was apprehended on the

A pair of Indiana Department of Transportation projects in Decatur County get underway Monday.

Road crews plan to install left turn arrows on S.R. 3 at the intersection with S.R. 46, C.R.

New data from the Greater Cincinnati Community Health Status Survey (CHSS) has found that 19 percent of Southeast Indiana adults reported binge drinking in the month before the survey was conducted.

Every summer, heartbreaking and preventable deaths occur when children are unintentionally left alone in hot cars.

A legal battle to allow convenience stores to sell cold beer in Indiana continues.

The Indiana Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association (IPCA) is filing a federal appeal against a ruling made by the U.S.

Hospital Foundation of Decatur County Director Bryan Robbins speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony in June.

Progress is being made on the pedestrian trail in Greensburg.

A ceremonial groundbreaking was held last month for the