(New Point, IN) – A local used car dealer is among six around the state being sued by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office for allegedly engaging in deceptive acts. Redelman’s Deals on Wheels LLC […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – The Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD) successfully reached its Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) target growth goal by increasing the number of statewide middle and high school programs from 125 to […]

(Southeastern IN) – You can help usher in 2025 with other outdoor lovers at one of the First Day Hikes offered January 1 at Indiana state parks and lakes. First Day Hikes in our area […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – A local community has been awarded a planning grant. Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) have announced 20 Indiana communities will receive more than […]

(Decatur County, IN) – The Decatur Co. Sheriff’s Office says it’s received multiple reports of fraud lately when it comes to Amazon accounts. Deputies urge you to use caution when giving information over the phone, […]

(Columbus, IN) – A Columbus man was arrested on felony charges Wednesday following a six-month investigation by Indiana State Police Detectives with the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force. Earlier this year, Detective Robert […]

(Statehouse) – Two area lawmakers are announcing the Indiana House committees they will serve on during the upcoming legislative session. State Rep. Lindsay Patterson (R-Brookville) was appointed to the House Environmental Affairs Committee, the House […]

(Oldenburg, IN) –  Through the Indiana College Core 30 program, Oldenburg Academy students can earn a full year of college credit while they are still in high school. This structured program allows our students to […]

(Greensburg, IN) – Superintendent Tom Hunter recently updated the Greensburg School Board on the final notice from the Department of Local Government and Finance on the 2025 budget. Hunter says the school corporation’s tax rate […]

(Statehouse) – State Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg) is again filing a bill requiring the teaching of cursive writing in Indiana schools. This is the 15th time Leising has filed a similar bill, including one in […]