Month: August 2014

MOORES HILL – Two Moores Hill residents are in trouble with the law as authorities say they were trying to sell wild animals and also had drugs inside the home.

Indiana Conservation Officers searched a

If you’re in the market for a used vehicle make sure you do the proper research before purchasing.

UNION COUNTY – Residents in Union County are no longer able to receive emergency weather alerts from CodeRed, but new options are available.

County commissioners decided to discontinue the service in light of notification accuracy

RICHMOND — The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has approved the Bachelor of Applied Science degree program for five Indiana University regional campuses, including IU East.

At the Richmond campus, the program will initially be

OSGOOD — A free movie event is ongoing tonight for veterans of World War II, the Vietnam War and the Korean War.

Honor Flight the Movie will be shown at the Damm Theatre at 6

FRANKLIN COUNTY – Authorities are hoping somebody has information about a female hitchhiker after an armed robbery and carjacking.

Police say a man picked up the woman along U.S.

CHICAGO – Hill-Rom and General Electric have settled a patent infringement lawsuit involving Hill-Rom’s hand hygiene technology.

The lawsuit was filed in May when the Batesville-based company accused GE of marketing the product that was