Articles by Annie Nunley

Trial begins Tuesday for an Aurora man charged with child molestation in Ripley County.

On Tuesday, a jury trial begins for an Aurora man charged with Child Molestation.

The case stems from alleged incidents […]

Black ice is reported on area roads Tuesday morning causing some accidents and school delays. […]

The 1954 Milan High School State Championship team will be honored on February 23 during the Butler v. Providence men’s game to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the “Milan Miracle”. […]

Aurora Police are looking for more information regarding a Wal-Mart burglary. […]

The threat of snow forced some area schools to close early Friday.

Area residents are facing another bout with Mother Nature.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the majority […]

Some downtown Batesville residents were without city water for the majority of Thursday afternoon after a water main break occurred around 1 p.m.

It happened on N. Walnut Street, between Franklin St. […]

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Charges have been announced against the Decatur County man accused of forging multiple prescriptions in five different counties.

37-year-old Patrick Hayden has been charged with two counts of possession of Methampethamine and two […]

(Image: Nick Goepper’s Facebook page)

Dearborn County was represented well during Nick Goepper’s first appearance at the winter games.

The 19-year-old, Hidden Valley native competed in the men’s ski slopestyle and fell during the […]

Mark Ferguson, athletic director at Batesville High School, will retire at the end of the […]

Sen. Leising (R-Oldenburg) authored Senate Bill 114 for students attending the State Fair.

A bill authored by a local senator is seeking excused absences from school.

Senate Bill 114, offered by Sen. […]

Hill-Rom’s over the road truck drivers have had zero non-preventable accidents this winter.

This winter has not been kind for drivers locally and across the nation. […]

Ritz is considering various alternatives to decrease snow days in Indiana.

Glenda Ritz, state superintendent of public instruction, is visiting southeastern Indiana on Wednesday.

She made a stop at the Southeastern Career Center, Central […]