Month: October 2019

Seymour, IN— Seymour Mayor Craig Luedeman asked Tuesday that Chief of Police Bill Abbot be placed on administrative leave. The announcement was made due to an ongoing Indiana State Police investigation. Captain Carl Lamb with […]

Statewide—Attorney General Curtis Hill announced today that Indiana has joined a multistate investigation into Facebook over possible antitrust violations. Anticompetitive behavior may hurt consumers, Attorney General Hill noted, by leaving them with fewer choices and […]

Indianapolis, IN—The Army National Guard announced that the Secretary of the Army will station the 127th Cyber Protection Battalion in Indianapolis, Indiana. Indiana was selected out of eighteen states competing for this significant achievement. As […]

Health officials are reporting Indiana’s first influenza-related death of the season in Marion County. The Marion County Public Health Department and the Indiana State Department of Health reported the death Tuesday and urged people to […]

Statewide—The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) offers citizens a chance to get rid of pills, cough syrup, and other unwanted medications that have been piling up around their homes. The National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day will […]

Indianapolis, IN— Indiana Executive Director for Drug Prevention, Treatment and Enforcement Jim McClelland announced today that three regional partnerships have been awarded funds to complete recovery networks and seek designation as comprehensive addiction recovery networks. […]

Lawrenceburg, IN—Dave O’Mara Contractor Inc. plans to perform two traffic switches on Wednesday, October 23, on the north and southbound I-275 bridges over Action Lane near the Ohio state line in Dearborn County. Traffic is […]