Month: July 2014

United States Attorney Joe Hogsett will resign July 31.

United States Attorney Joe Hogsett will resign from the position at the end of July. He has served as U.S.

State Auditor Suzanne Crouch released new numbers detailing Indiana’s fiscal condition Monday.

Indiana’s fiscal condition remains strong.

Bonita Hellmich with the Decatur County Extension Office has released this year’s Decatur County Fair Baby Show results:
Twins
1st – Jack & Henry Dwenger, sons of Jason &

 

Experts say weatherization strategies can help Hoosiers reduce energy costs during the hot summer months. (Image: M.

Authorities responded to the shooting death of a man who apparently took his own life near the Versailles Fire Department.

Emergency personnel were called to the scene around 2:15 p.m.

(Image: brookvillelake.com)

Brookville Lake has been added to the list of Indiana lakes with an increase in blue-green algae.

The lake is one of three in Indiana currently under the blue-green algae advisory.

Indiana Farm Bureau has announced a new three-year program with Polaris Industries Inc.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller is asking for a full court hearing in the same-sex marriage debate.

Indiana’s attorney general is asking for a full court review to decide the fate of the state’s

The museum is packed with items from the 1954 Indiana State Basketball Championship and is home to the “Hoosiers Collection” which is the largest known collection of movie props and uniforms from the movie

Anglers at Milan Pond are now able to catch and keep as many fish as they would like.

The temporary rule change eliminates the bag and size limits for all fish at Milan Pond through

Police in Southeastern Indiana and Ohio are searching for a suspect wanted for robbing two hair salons.

A robbery happened at a Great Clips in Lawrenceburg last month and also a Sports Clips in Miami