Year: 2019

Greensburg, IN—The harvest in Greensburg for Bread of Life and Farmers Feeding the Flock was postponed until tomorrow as the combine broke. They have it set to be repaired today and are hoping to be […]

Harrison, OH—Burger King in Harrison went over and above on the “flame-grilled” marketing.  Wednesday, New Haven Road was closed for a few hours due to emergency crews needing access to Burger King for a fire.  […]

Statewide—Attorney General Curtis Hill today joined a bipartisan coalition of 46 state and territory attorneys general in calling on Facebook, Craigslist and eBay to take proactive measures against alcohol sales on their platforms that frequently […]

Ohio’s “pink tax” repeal is heading to the governor’s desk. The measure cleared the Ohio Senate on Wednesday in a 30-1 vote after earlier winning unanimous approval in the Ohio House. Senate Bill 26 includes […]

Osgood, IN— Southeastern Indiana REMC has scheduled a test load control session for Thursday, October 24.  This session will start at 9 AM, and last approximately one hour.  SEI REMC runs tests during the offseason […]

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 […]