Articles by Annie Nunley

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

An 88-year-old woman died Sunday morning following a two-vehicle crash that is believed to be related to icy conditions in Franklin County.

The crash occurred on Bath Road, approximately ¼ mile west of Harmony Road […]

A Shelbyville man was killed Saturday night when the vehicle he was driving on I-74 went off the road and struck a tree, police said.

Deputies with the Decatur County Sheriffs Department responded to a […]

Although the field is snow covered in mid January, Great American Ball Park will be packed on July 19.

Multi-Platinum entertainer Jason Aldean announced his 50 city 2014 Burn It Down Tour recently which […]

As fans gear up for Super Bowl festivities, local law enforcement are preparing to make their presence felt in an effort to curb drunk driving.

Commuters in Batesville and the surrounding area can expect to […]

Top Row From Left: Marilyn Schnur, 2013 Chamber President; Dr. […]

Plump remains synonymous with the arena where Milan’s basketball legend began.

With seconds left on the clock, he hit a game winning shot that brought Milan a state basketball championship in 1954.

Now Bobby […]

Governor Pence has declared an energy emergency due to the nationwide propane.shortage

Normally propane is $2.50 a gallon but a shortage fueled by pipeline issues, more exports and extremely cold temperatures have led to […]

A bill authored by a local lawmaker requiring drug testing welfare recipients passed to the Senate.

A bill authored by State Representative Jud McMillin (R-Brookville) to screen welfare recipients for drug abuse is moving […]

Returning a missed call from an unknown number might be tempting, but it could cost you.

That is the message Better Business Bureau’s from across the country are trying to get out this week. […]

Oldenburg firefighters responded to a blaze near Metamora late Tuesday afternoon.

Eagle Fire Co. […]