Month: April 2018

Decatur, Franklin & Ripley Counties —The Indiana Department of Transportation plans to shift westbound traffic traveling Interstate 74 to the right lane and reinforced right shoulder area next Monday, April 30 as construction activities for […]

Batesville, In. —The Batesville Police department has added Ethan Back as a the newest officer. Back had worked with Ripley County Court Services as a field officer. Prior to that Back served in the Ripley County […]

Lawrenceburg, In. — One year after the disappearance of Joshua Batcher, 37, of Lawrenceburg, the family is offering a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible. Indiana State Police say on the morning of April […]

Morgan County, In. — Firefighters from Northern Monroe Fire Territory, Benton Township Volunteer Fire Department, and the DNR Division of Forestry contained a wildfire in the Backcountry Area of Morgan-Monroe State Forest Sunday afternoon.  The fire was […]

Versailles, in. — Indianapolis-On Friday, April 20, 2018, three troopers and two motor carrier inspectors from the Versailles District received awards from Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas Carter during a ceremony at the Indiana State Government Center […]

Indianapolis, in. — Attorney General Curtis Hill today praised the rollout of a new program at Perry Meridian High School in Indianapolis aimed at helping students make wise decisions about prescription medications. With financial support from Walmart, […]

Indianapolis, In. — A tree giveaway, identification hike, painting events and more are just some of the ways Hoosiers can celebrate Arbor Day this year at Indiana State Parks. Indiana recognizes Arbor Day on Friday, April 27, although […]

Greensburg, In. — The Greensburg Dog park is expected to open in the month of May and city officials are looking for help to determine a name for the new facility. Submissions can be made online here […]