Month: August 2014

BROOKVILLE – The Franklin County Sheriff’s Department released the monthly activity report for July.

Deputies responded to 12% fewer calls for service last month, with the agency receiving 733 calls compared to 834 in July

DEARBORN COUNTY – Drivers can expect delays Tuesday morning as road crews are making repairs at a slide located on S.R.

INDIANAPOLIS – Over 696,000 people have been marked as inactive voters but can still cast a ballot in November.

In June, the Secretary of State Election Division mailed approximately 756,000 postcards to Hoosier

BATESVILLE – The Batesville City Council will be meeting Tuesday night.

The regular monthly meeting which includes the Board of Works was originally scheduled for Monday.

It begins at 6:30 p.m.

Robin Williams.

Courtesy of CBS Corporation.

INDIANAPOLIS – The CBS affiliate in Indianapolis will change from WISH-TV to WTTV Channel 4 beginning midnight on January 1, 2015.

The CW currently airs on WTTV but will be

SUNMAN – Emergency crews are on the scene of a vehicle accident Monday afternoon near Deufol in Sunman.

Sunman Fire & Rescue were paged out approximately 2:14 p.m.

OSGOOD — Early this morning Police Fire and Rescue responded to a one-vehicle accident involving a Batesville teenager.

At 3:55 a.m., Adam Siebert, 19, was driving southbound on US 421 outside of Osgood.

Andrew Boguslawski.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A Moores Hill man convicted of having explosive devices in his vehicle in Ohio has been sentenced to two years in prison.

Andrew Scott Boguslawski, 44, was arrested after

GREENSBURG – Four people are facing charges after a meth raid at a home on the 400 block of Lincoln Street Thursday morning.

Four law enforcement agencies worked together to search the home finding a

LAWRENCEBURG — Not-for-profit organization Safe Passage is receiving funding assistance from the City of Lawrenceburg.

City Council agreed to contribute $6,000 to the Batesville-based organization that provides domestic violence victim services through Southeastern Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS– Have you ever heard anything that just sounded too good to be true?