Articles by Annie Nunley

A former associate of Honda in Greensburg has filed a federal lawsuit alleging racial discrimination.

According to the Greensburg Daily News, Clifford W. […]

Two people are being sought for throwing rocks off of a bridge in Jackson County, police said.

On Tuesday afternoon, police received a report of two people dressed in dark clothing throwing rocks off the […]

Although signs are posted at Liberty Park, an ordinance is not in place.

The proposed ordinance to ban smoking at Liberty Park was struck down by Batesville City Council Monday.

Before council weighed in […]

Council members discuss PERF benefits for mayor on Monday night.

In October, Batesville City Council passed a resolution that added the mayor’s position to be eligible for Indiana Public Retirement System’s Public Employees’ Retirement […]

Update

The Senate Rules Committee voted to advance HJR-3 to the full Senate. […]

Hoosiers are paying high prices and facing severe shortages for propane. One gallon now costs about $3.90.

According to data released by the U.S. […]

Franklin County farmer David Rosenberger will give $2,500 to a local scholarship, funded by America’s Farmers Grow Communities.

Rosenberger, of Bath, was selected as a winner in the program which is sponsored by the […]

KIm Ryan, President of Batesville.

For the second time in as many years, Hillenbrand leaders were honored with Women in Manufacturing STEP (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Production) Awards. […]

This phone number appeared as a missed call on the phone of a WRBI employee.

If you have a missed call from a Caribbean number, don’t call back because it may be a scam. […]

Nina Davuluri, Miss America 2014, caught up with WRBI Friday morning.

Nina Davuluri, 24, has been traveling across the country during her crowning year as Miss America 2014. […]

Consumers who face critically low propane levels have another resource.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller announced Wednesday that his office will assist customers whose propane tank supply is less than 10 percent and are having […]

Life is starting to get back to normal around the area after another winter blast as snow plow crews are still working to clear roads that were left coated with snow and ice.

Travel levels […]