Month: August 2014

INDIANAPOLIS – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) became the first federal agency to acknowledge health risks from cell-phone use and then suddenly backtracked.

Delano Wilson.

INDIANAPOLIS – Authorities are continuing the search Thursday for a missing 1-month-old from Indianapolis.

A statewide Amber Alert was issued after Delano Wilson, with brown eyes and black hair, weighing about 12

NEW POINT – A 25-year-old woman was found dead in a vehicle at the Petro Truck Stop parking lot in New Point, police said.

The woman has been identified as Felicia Craig, of North Vernon.

OSGOOD – Town Council members are trying to figure out how to handle a reoccurring issue that is becoming a real pet peeve to some residents.

Council has received several complaints regarding cats defecating in

From left: Master Trooper B. Bastin, Trooper M. Simmons and MCI K. Hill

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana State Police (ISP) employees throughout the state were recognized Wednesday in Indianapolis.

(File Photo)

(Hoosier Ag Today) — The crop tour that went through Indiana last week did not swing through southern counties, but this area of the state is expecting good harvest results.

GREENSBURG – An early morning car crash on State Road 3, about a mile north of C.R.