Local News

Batesville, In. — Batesville Main Street and the City of Batesville invites community members and visitors to the first-ever Ice Skating Rink in downtown Batesville from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, February 15 and 10 […]

Greensburg, In. — Officials from First Financial Bank have announced the donation of a laptop computer, worth $850, to the Agape Center in Greensburg. Agape Center is a Greensburg, Indiana organization helping those in need and serving the […]

Rushville, In. — A report from the Rushville Republican says Rush County Circuit Court Judge David Northam sentenced an offender to 590 years in prison recently. Bruce Sorenson was convicted of 14 felony counts of child molesting […]

Liberty, In. —Supporters in Liberty and surrounding communities will come together this winter to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics Indiana by taking part in the organization’s annual Polar Plunge fundraiser on Saturday, Feb. 23. […]

Dearborn County, In. — A high-speed chase resulted in the arrest of an Aurora man Monday. A member of the Dearborn County Sheriff’s Department Special Crimes Highway Interdiction Unit observed a car associated with suspicious activity at […]

Muncie, In. — In the last few years, students studying astronomy and their faculty mentors have been closely monitoring the skies. The scorecard has been impressive: About 20 variable stars have been discovered. This star whose brightness […]

Jackson County, In. — Troopers from Indiana State Police Sellersburg District made two arrests and confiscated more than a pound of methamphetamine, cash and paraphernalia during a Tuesday traffic stop on I-65 in Jackson County. Troopers stopped […]

Greensburg, In. — In Greensburg, Darrell Poling, incumbent councilman from District 4 has announced plans to run for reelection for an At-Large seat. Polling has 12 years on council under his belt and wants to continue progress […]

Indianapolis, In. — House Bill 1650 that would have eliminated township government in Indiana failed in the house yesterday by a vote of 72-18. The bill was intended to cut spending and streamline government in all Indiana […]

Indianapolis, In. — A bill authored by Republican state senator Jack Sandlin from Indianapolis that would clarify the rights of police officers passed the Senate by a vote of 44-5. Senate Bill 79 would add provisions to Indiana […]

Plainfield, In. —Duke Energy has selected Richard ‘Rick’ Smith as the newest member of the large account management team to serve as account executive for the south-central Indiana service territory. “Rick will own and manage the […]

Indianapolis, In. — Republican state senator from Oldenburg Jean Leising recently met with students from East Central High School who represent the Family Career Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and FCCLA advisor Brenda Osman at the Indiana […]