Articles by Annie Nunley

Greensburg, IN — Shortly around 4 pm this afternoon, a man on I-74 west-bound near the 136-mile marker attempted to steal a trailer hauling a boat that had been broken down on the side of […]

Napoleon, IN — The Ripley County Sheriff’s Department, responded to a single-vehicle crash Wednesday evening with minor injuries, just north of Youngman’s Gas Station in Napoleon.   A semi-truck and trailer, being driven by Cameron Love, […]

Ripley County Covid-19 metrics for the last week have moved to the orange category, though the advisory level will stay red for at minimum two more weeks. The advisory level refers to the current guidelines […]

Brookville, IN — Southeastern Indiana Economic Opportunity Corporation (SEIOC) will re-open to the public starting Monday, January 4th when the staff returns to the office on a normal work schedule. Although the doors will be […]

Lawrenceburg, IN — Update — According to a social media post from Grant’s mom, Perfect North Slopes called the family to report that the skies were returned anonymously to the ski area today.    Original […]

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory starting at 4 am on January 1 through 10 am that morning for all of central and southeastern Indiana and central and southwestern Ohio, including […]

Seymour, IN — For the second year in a row, POWERBALL® and Dick Clark Productions are teaming up with participating lotteries across the U.S. to give players a chance to become the “POWERBALL First Millionaire […]

Statewide — The Indiana State Department of Health has reported that 4,819 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 on Wednesday. A total of 505,017 Indiana residents have tested positive for the coronavirus. To date, […]

Statewide — First Day Hikes are a healthy way to start the new year and provide a chance to get outside, exercise, and enjoy nature. This year, in response to the need to practice social […]

Brookville, IN — The Franklin County Commissioners have announced that effective immediately, the Franklin County Government Center is closed to the public until January 11, 2021 due to COVID-19. If you need assistance, you may […]