Month: July 2021

Dearborn County, IN — Visitors looking for an old-fashioned Fourth of July will find plenty to do in Southeast Indiana this weekend, as Dearborn County kicks off the Independence Day holiday with several great events. […]

Batesville, IN — Jonathon Maple has accepted the position of Executive Director for the Margaret Mary Health Foundation. Maple brings 10 years of philanthropy and community engagement experience through his multiple roles at Oldenburg Academy. […]

Versailles, IN — Versailles firefighters and several other agencies were called to a house fire on Gaslight Drive last night. The flames were put out with minimal damage to the home. There’s no word on […]

Southeastern IN —Heavy rains last night led to flooding in some parts of Southeastern Indiana. The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office says County Line Road in the area of Blue Creek Road was closed because the […]

Statewide — Governor Eric Holcomb has directed flags in Indiana to be flown at half-staff in honor and remembrance of former First Lady Patricia “Pat” Whitcomb, who passed away on Sunday at the age of […]

Lawrenceburg, IN — A man originally charged with murder in the shooting death of his nephew in Aurora has instead been sentenced to 10 years in prison on a Voluntary Manslaughter charge after the investigation into […]

Indianapolis, IN — After more than six years of state service as the secretary of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) and as the deputy state health commissioner, Dr. Jennifer Sullivan has notified […]

Statewide — What started as a few has ballooned to many. There are now 50 of Indiana’s 92 counties reporting sick and dying songbirds. That’s 10 more than the 40 counties reported earlier this week. […]

Jefferson County, IN — Five people have been arrested in connection with a deadly shootout last week in rural Jefferson County. According to the probable cause affidavit, several people allegedly involved in criminal gang activity […]