(Evansville, IN) — When Irving Levine blew out the candles on his 104th birthday cake Tuesday, he had no idea Evansville’s mayor was about to make the celebration official. The former Army Air Corps sergeant, believed […]

(Osgood, IN) — Natural gas customers in should expect higher bills in January and February due to temporary price spikes caused by extreme cold weather that triggered emergency pipeline operations across the region, according to […]

(Greensburg, IN) – The Greensburg/Decatur County Animal Shelter (GDCAS) has been awarded a $2,000 grant from Best Friends Animal Society, a leading national animal welfare organization working to save cats and dogs in America’s shelters. […]

(West Harrison, IN) – Rockdale Community Church is offering a remedy for the winter blues in the form of game nights and free Sunday lunches. Euchre will be played on two Saturdays – February 7 […]

(Plainfield, IN) – A familiar name who is now the superintendent of Plainfield Community Schools has warned that corporation’s students of disciplinary action if they participate in a walkout protest planned for tomorrow. Superintendent Andy […]

(St. Paul, IN) – Firefighters from several departments responded to a house fire on the 7900 block of U.S. 421 in the St. Paul area late Tuesday morning. Crews arriving on the scene found smoke […]

(Bloomington, IN) — Lee Hamilton, who represented Southern Indiana in Congress for 34 years and became one of the nation’s most respected voices on foreign policy and bipartisan cooperation, died Tuesday at his home in […]

(Brookville, IN) – The 20th Annual Franklin County Conservation Workshop will be held on Thursday, March 12 inside the Franklin County Farmers Mutual 4H Expo Hall at the Franklin County 4H Fairgrounds in Brookville. Featured […]

(Statehouse) – A proposal to allow Rising Star Casino in Rising Sun to relocate cleared a major legislative hurdle when it passed out of the Indiana House this week. Members voted 67-30 in favor of […]

(Greensburg, IN)— After more than three decades overseeing the city’s utility operations, Donna Lecher is hanging up her calculator. The City of Greensburg announced Wednesday that Lecher, utilities manager and controller since 1993, will retire […]