Month: August 2014

RIPLEY COUNTY – A teenager was injured in a scooter accident on Spades Road Friday.

Austin T. King, 17, of Milan was traveling north on the road just before 3 p.m. […]

INDIANAPOLIS – Supporters and opponents of marriage equality in Indiana are headed to Chicago to plead their cases.

The Seventh U.S. […]

Two local fire departments are receiving $5,000 in Volunteer Fire Assistance grants.

DECATUR COUNTY – Two fire departments in Decatur County have been awarded funding in Volunteer Fire Assistance grants.

The Greensburg Fire […]

INDIANAPOLIS – With students back in class, efforts are ramping up to stop incidents of bullying.

Indiana recently was ranked by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as the third-worst state for bullying […]

JENNINGS COUNTY – Twelve Indiana communities are receiving grants totaling $5.4 million through the Wastewater and Drinking Water Program by the Office of Community and Rural Affairs.

Lt. […]

BLOOMINGTON – Excise Police were on the campus of Indiana University this weekend greeting students before classes begin this week.

The agency arrested 74 people, including 60 minors for allegedly drinking alcohol. […]

Indiana Health Commissioner William VanNess is resigning.

INDIANAPOLIS – Dr. […]

VERSAILLES – The Southeastern Indiana Independent Living Center will host a free audio conference Tuesday.

The session will cover the topic of hearing assistive technology in public places, including an explanation of hearing loss […]

AURORA – Construction is set to begin on a Dearborn County bridge Monday and it is anticipated the road will be closed for a month or more.

Paul Rohe Company is the contractor for the […]