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(Oldenburg, IN) – The Sisters of St. Francis, based in Oldenburg, are marking the 175th anniversary of their founding with a year-long celebration that reflects on both their history and their continued role in addressing […]

(Indianapolis) – Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and Attorney General Todd Rokita have asked a federal court to lift a more than 20-year-old injunction that has blocked the placement of a donated historical monument on the […]

(STATEWIDE) – Indiana will soon prohibit the use of SNAP benefits to purchase candy and sugary drinks, marking a significant shift in how the state administers the federal nutrition assistance program. Governor Mike Braun signed […]

(Greensburg, IN) – A structure fire displaced four people and 11 pets Tuesday morning in Greensburg, but no injuries were reported thanks in part to working smoke detectors inside the home. Greensburg Fire Department crews […]

(Greensburg, IN) – Three people face felony charges following an investigation into an alleged attempt to bring contraband into the Decatur County Detention Center, according to the Decatur County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities said inmates Brandon […]

(Oldenburg, IN) – The Oldenburg Police Department is marking a changing of the guard this week, as two of its most experienced officers step away from the job and the town prepares to bring in […]

(Brookville, IN) – Brookville Town Council opted for continuity during its mid-December meeting, retaining current leadership and reappointing department heads and outside representatives without changes. Council members selected John Estridge to continue serving as council […]

(Batesville, IN) – Southeastern Indiana could see a brief period of light snow as residents head into New Year’s Eve, though forecasters say significant travel impacts are unlikely. The National Weather Service says a weak […]

(Batesville, IN) – The City of Batesville has released its official meeting schedule for city boards and commissions for 2026, outlining when residents can attend or watch public meetings throughout the year. City officials said […]

(Indianapolis) – The Indiana Court of Appeals has unanimously dismissed a decades-old lawsuit filed by the City of Gary against firearm manufacturers and sellers, siding with the state and reinforcing Indiana’s authority over firearms-related litigation. […]

(Aurora, IN) – A new round of high school equivalency preparation is coming to Aurora, with free classes scheduled to run twice a week in January and February at the Aurora Public Library. River Valley […]