Local News

Batesville, Ind. — The 2017 Community Health Status Survey says as many as 70 percent of southeastern Indiana residents are overweight. Thirty-three percent of those people are reportedly obese. […]

Milan, Ind. — At 8 a.m. Wednesday, June 14 the boil advisory for the town of Milan was lifted. […]

Greensburg, Ind. — Findlay, Ohio-based Fresh Encounter, Generative Growth II LLC has purchased 15 Marsh stores including locations in Greensburg and Columbus. […]

Indianapolis, Ind. — Pope Francis has named Bishop Charles C. Thompson as the seventh archbishop of Indianapolis. Thompson takes over for Cardinal Joseph Tobin who recently relocated to New Jersey. The 56-year-old Thompson is a Louisville native […]

Ripley County, Ind. — A Dillsboro resident was injured in a single vehicle crash in Ripley County Monday.

A report from the Ripley County Sheriff’s Department says around 1 a.m. […]

Brookville, Ind. — Detectives from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department are looking for information to close a home improvement fraud case.

In September of 2016 police say a man identified as James Mosley, of Waterloo […]

Batesville, Ind. — Kokomo attorney, Republican Mark Hurt has announced his candidacy for United States senate. Hurt was a guest at the recent Ripley County Lincoln Day Dinner. Hurt is a graduate of Taylor University and also […]

Indianapolis, Ind. — The 88th Annual Indiana FFA convention begins next week in West Lafayette on the campus of Purdue University June 19 through 22. […]

Milan, Ind. — The Town of Milan has issued a boil advisory until further notice. […]

Indianapolis, Ind. — Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill has filed a complaint against former Lawrenceburg deputy clerk treasurer, Theresa Bruening for $252,131.35. […]