Articles by Annie Nunley

(Courtesy: Indiana Department of Labor)

INDIANAPOLIS – The number of Hoosiers killed on the job rose by nearly seven percent in 2013, but still remains the third-lowest number of fatalities on record.

In general […]

UNION COUNTY, Ind. […]

BROOKVILLE – The Franklin County Sheriff’s Department released the monthly activity report for August.

Last month, deputies increased drunk-driving enforcement efforts which led to eleven arrests in August for suspicion of intoxicated driving.

Additionally, there […]

INDIANAPOLIS – Some area drivers may have overpaid excise taxes when they registered their vehicle with the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

The BMV announced Tuesday approximately 180,000 people were affected by a […]

NEW MARION, Ind. – Some members of the Indiana Air National Guard spent Tuesday detonating ordnance at the Jefferson Range. […]

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VERSAILLES – School administrators at South Ripley say they have received two invoices for purchases they never made.

The invoices came from “Scholastic School Supply” in the amount of approximately […]

BATESVILLE – Many hospitals across the country have reported an increase in the number of children with severe respiratory illness linked to Enterovirus D68 (EV-D68).

However, at this time, Margaret Mary Health and […]

Residents in Ohio and Indiana have received letters from the Ku Klux Klan. […]

BATESVILLE — Road construction is getting underway near the Hillcrest Golf Course in Batesville.

Paul Rohe Company began a sewer project in the area Monday which does not impact travel on S.R. […]

Mark Graver joined Ivy Tech in 1992 as a computer faculty member.

LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. […]

AmeriCorps members taking the pledge (Photo provided)

INDIANAPOLIS- Last Friday, Hoosiers from around the state took part in a nationwide ceremony to mark AmeriCorps’ 20th Anniversary. […]