Year: 2021

Liberty, IN — Shortly before 1 am early Friday morning the Union County Sheriff’s Department received a 911 call reporting a woman walking in the middle of US27 south of Liberty, Indiana. A Liberty police officer […]

Versailles, IN — Early morning on Wednesday, The Ripley County Sheriff’s Office and the Versailles Fire and Rescue were dispatched to an accident that doesn’t happen every day. When crews arrived on the scene of […]

Batesville, IN – On Thursday, Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) announced 15 Indiana Main Street programs are receiving grants through the Taking Care of Main Street […]

Washington, D.C. – U.S. Congressman Greg Pence joined Rep. Tracy Mann (R-KS) and 77 other House colleagues in introducing H.Res 150, bipartisan legislation to express support for the designation of February 20 to February 27, […]

Napoleon, IN — St. Maurice Parish has rescheduled the Community Blood Drive that was delayed in February due to winter weather.  It will be held in the St. Maurice Parish Hall on Monday, March 15, […]

Lawrenceburg, IN — If you see a dog around the courthouse don’t be surprised. It is the newest member of the Prosecutor’s Office. Prosecutor Lynn Deddens announced the adoption of Therapy Dog in Training, Bailey. […]

Butlerville, IN — On Thursday, March 4, an exercise taking place at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center (MUTC) will have a short impact on traffic. Between the hours of noon and 2 pm, traffic will be […]

Statewide — Indiana continues to make progress in vaccinating homebound Hoosiers for COVID-19 through a whole-community approach to reaching vulnerable residents. The Homebound Hoosiers vaccination program is helping communities across the state by identifying residents […]

Statewide — The Indiana State Department of Health has reported that 1,109 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 on Thursday. A total of 659,127 Indiana residents have tested positive for the coronavirus. To date, […]