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WEBSTER COUNTY, Ky.

INDIANAPOLIS—State health officials have confirmed a case of measles in Central Indiana.

The Indiana State Department of Health is working with local health departments and health care providers to identify additional cases of measles, and

Sheri H. Edison previously served as served as Senior Vice President at Hill-Rom.

WEST CHESTER, Oh.

JENNINGS COUNTY – Indiana State Police Detectives have arrested a driver in connection to a fatal crash last year.

The accident occurred on SR 7 in Jennings County on November 27.

Update (8:15 p.m.)

The National Weather Service has cancelled the tornado watch Sunday evening.

Isolated showers and thunderstorms are moving through the region Sunday night.

A semi fire at mile marker 149/150 resulted in a traffic jam on I-74 west Sunday.

BATESVILLE – Drivers heading west on I-74 are spending a portion of Sunday afternoon in traffic.

A tractor-trailer

GREENSBURG – Decatur County Schools are hosting a disaster exercise Friday afternoon to complete the training of the first “Student CERT Team” for the school corporation.

After the training is complete twenty-four students will be

VERSAILLES — Police say a woman was injured in an accident involving a moped and delivery truck on Wednesday afternoon.

Versailles Deputy Marshal Lee Matthews said the accident occurred around 2:30 p.m.

BATH TOWNSHIP, Ind.– A Brookville driver was aircared after a single-vehicle accident on Wednesday.

The crash occurred on Springfield Road, approximately a half mile south of Bath Rd.

Investigators say a 2010 Chevrolet HHR was

Greensburg Schools could see an 0.8 percent budget cut from last year.

GREENSBURG — Greensburg Community Schools could likely see a budget cut of approximately $200,000 for next school year.

Superintendent Tom Hunter

SUNMAN — Authorities are investigating an accident that involved a scooter Wednesday afternoon in Sunman.

Ripley County Deputies say Corrise L. Loomis, 40, of Sunman was traveling north on Spades Road near C.R.

INDIANAPOLIS — As local farm workers prepare for this year’s harvest, the Indiana Department of Labor reminds employers and employees about grain handling facility hazards and how to prevent occupational injuries and fatalities.

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