Articles by Annie Nunley

Pflum disappeared from parents’ Connersville home on March 26, 1986. […]

The transition to dialing a longer number will begin Saturday.

For those of us in the 812 area code, the transition to 10 digit dialing begins Saturday.

While we have grown accustomed to dialing […]

ITT Educational Services is facing a lawsuit alleging it pushed students into costly loans. […]

An expanded version of Indiana’s Lifeline Law passed the House on Wednesday.

Senate Bill 227 would give immunity to intoxicated minors who call 911 to report a medical emergency or crime.

It would also allow […]

A parade will be held in Goepper’s honor in Lawrenceburg on March 8.

Nick Goepper has returned to his home in Dearborn County this week following a trip to the winter games that earned […]

Southeast Indiana could potentially be affected by another wave of snow, sleet and freezing rain this weekend. […]

The search for a Rush County man and his son ended tragically in Greensburg on Tuesday night.

According to police, they were found dead in a vehicle of apparent gunshot wounds in a Greensburg city […]

The last few months have weighed on the salt supply in multiple counties. […]

The personal data breach at IU could impact over 140,000 students and recent graduates.

Officials at Indiana University say that personal information of students and recent graduates may have been exposed.

The names […]

The Reds announced more teams to the 2014 Skyline Chili Reds Futures High […]

An appreciation day for the Sherman House owner will be held Saturday, March 8.

Although it is listed for sale, a historic restaurant and inn in downtown Batesville is not closing and remains open […]

Local law enforcement will conduct extra patrols beginning this weekend in an effort to curb drunk and dangerous driving.

Authorities in Batesville and the Franklin County Sheriffs Department announced that it will join more than […]