Month: April 2018

Columbus, Oh. — If Ohio follows the policy of seven other state smoking in a car with a child could cost a lot of money. Democrat state senator Charleta Tavares from Columbus is sponsoring Senate Bill 106 […]

Batesville, In. — Imagine a classroom where the students have the flexibility to choose their learning space, one in which they can easily transition from small group collaboration to teacher-led instruction.  In this classroom, they have the […]

Connersville, In. — The Indiana Audubon Society is hosting its annual spring birding gathering at its Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary, outside Connersville, on May 5.  The event includes a multitude of speakers, field hikes, as well as a […]

Indianapolis, In. — Staying active is a no-brainer when it comes to improving how you look and feel, yet according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only 44 percent of Indiana adults are getting […]

Indianapolis, in. — This week is National Public Health Week, an annual observance in which communities recognize the contributions of public health and highlight issues that are important to improving the health of Indiana and the nation. […]

Bright, In. — UPDATE #2 12:59 p.m. 4/4/18—  A report from WHIO says Miamisburg police have shot and wounded the suspect in the Dollar General Store robbery in Bright. A report from the Miamisburg Police Department […]

Jennings County, In. — U.S. Highway 50 is closed at the Muscatatuck Wildlife Refuge due to downed power lines. No other information is available at this time.

Batesville, In. — Storms packed with lightning, wind and heavy rain rumbled through southeastern Indiana Tuesday night. The storm forced a cancellation of the Reds-Cubs contest at Great American Ball Park, closed roads and In some cases […]

Batesville, In. — April is “Stress Awareness Month” a recent study from WalletHub reports Kentucky is the 7th most stressed state in the nation. To determine the rankings all 50 states were evaluated in 38 categories. Categories […]