Articles by Annie Nunley

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 […]

Hess is facing multiple charges in connection to the death of 77-year-old Dionne Scalf.

A former nursing home nurse was arrested in connection to the death of an elderly resident.

Kathy Hess, a former […]

Jud McMillin (R-Brookville) authored the bill that looks to remove outdated and duplicate provisions in the Indiana Code.

STATEHOUSE- A major government reduction bill has passed the Indiana House and will now go to […]

INDOT is awarding $86 million in federal transportation funds to rural cities, towns and counties. […]

A summer camp for children with cancer will be held from July 27 through Aug. 1. […]

A 60th anniversary event will be held in honor of the 1954 Milan Indians.

The 60th anniversary of the Milan “Miracle” will be celebrated at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Monday March 10.

The event will […]

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Westbound I-74 previously closed has now been reopened.

“Roadways are still extremely hazardous and motorists are still being urged to avoid unnecessary travel. […]

Senator Coats with Hoosier farmers. He voted in favor of the farm bill Tuesday.

Both Indiana U.S. […]

The National Weather Service is estimating snowfall totals of up to 9 inches by Wednesday. […]

World Cancer Day is Tues., Feb. 4. […]

The Indiana Department of Revenue is reminding tax filers that in some cases, you can file your faxes online for free.

If a taxpayer has an adjusted gross income of $58,000 or less during […]

A long-held belief about old trees has been uprooted. A new study from the U.S. […]