Month: August 2014

INDIANAPOLIS — The jobless rate in Indiana remained steady in July at 5.9 percent, according to a newly released report from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.

The state reports 9,990 private sector jobs

PLAINFIELD, In – As scammers continue to target the customers of utility service providers across the country, Duke Energy is reminding its customers not to fall victim to fraudulent activity.

“Unfortunately, we continue to receive

RICHMOND, In.

INDIANAPOLIS — If you want to become a police officer now is the time to apply.

The Indiana State Police is accepting applications for the 75th Recruit Academy.

Individuals interested in beginning the rewarding career

A man was allegedly beat up and robbed along the Whitewater River August 8.

BROOKVILLE – An Ohio man was rushed to the hospital after three men beat and robbed him on the Whitewater

Batesville’s Bryan Hoeing pitched at Wrigley Field Saturday. (Image Provided)

CHICAGO, Ill.

GREENSBURG – Several area organizations promoting the arts will receive additional operating support through a grant program.

The Indiana Arts Commission is dispersing a total of $92,160 to Southeast Indiana organizations represented by the

A higher percentage of rural households use SNAP benefits to fill empty plates than in urban areas, according to a new analysis of SNAP data by the Center for Rural Affairs.

Joseph Balser (Imaged Provided)

GREENSBURG – A 26-year-old man is out on bond after investigators say he beat and confined his girlfriend in a Greensburg apartment.

The alleged incident took place Thursday and led

Anthony Sabo (Image: Facebook)

VENTURA CO., Calif.

MUNCIE, In.