Month: July 2014

Ripley County Extension Homemakers are sponsoring open class exhibits at the Ripley County Fair beginning July 20.

State Police Detectives are warning the public of a scam that has moved into Indiana.

City officials in Batesville are set on attracting more young professionals to the downtown area.

Council approved a10-year tax abatement for RomWeber Flats, as developer Bruce Rippe begins an apartment project strategically aimed at providing

A Metamora driver was taken to a hospital after suffering minor injuries in a single vehicle crash Monday morning.

Emergency crews responded to U.S.

Batesville residents with Rumpke service have an opportunity to dispose of large trash material Saturday, July 19.

Franklin County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to 689 calls for service in last month, down one percent from June 2013.

Among calls investigated, officers responded to 41 accidents, 36 reports of burglary or theft, 35 residential

An active shooter training exercise will be conducted on the campus of IU East in Richmond on Friday, July 18.

The full-scale training exercise will include participating from surrounding police and emergency agencies.

Senator Coats (R-Ind.) addressed the crisis on the southern border in Washington D.C.

Area students attending IUPUI will soon see construction around campus. The college will use $30 million to upgrade streets around the area and the swimming facility. City and college officials say the goal is to […]

Duke Energy has scheduled job fairs to recruit entry-level workers for existing and expected open positions in its Indiana service area.

Reds third baseman competes in the Gillette Home Run Derby Monday night.(Image: AP)

Todd Frazier may have had luck on his side Monday night as he advanced to the final round of the

The Southeastern Indiana Independent Living Center will host an audio conference Tuesday from 2- 3:30 p.m.