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Local emergency officials will join together for a disaster drill on Wednesday.

Among the agencies participating, the training session will feature representatives from local fire and police departments, the Ripley County Emergency Management Agency and

Danielle Green, 42, was booked into the Switzerland County Jail Tuesday after pleading not guilty to murdering her ex-husband.

Danielle Green, 42, was arrested and had an initial hearing Tuesday in the Ohio County

Participants at a childcare training session at Southeastern Indiana YMCA on Saturday.

An arrest was made following the discovery of a deceased man in Ohio County last week.

Indiana State Police were contacted to perform a welfare check at the residence of Raymond Green, on 9863 Hartford

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Sentencing for a former Franklin County Sheriff’s Department employee has been rescheduled for Thursday afternoon in Indianapolis.

Derek Walton pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation of a child in federal

(Photo courtesy of the Environmental Protection Agency.)Indiana is among the top producers of carbon pollution, and under the rule announced Monday, the state needs to reduce carbon pollution from power plants by 20

Secretary of State Connie Lawson announced that 13 percent of Indiana’s 4.5 million registered voters cast a vote in the May 6 Primary Elections.

Indiana saw more Hoosiers opt for early voting during the 2014

Four people were hospitalized after a car accident on U.S.

Community members are invited to join a world record attempt on Friday in Brookville.

Update ( June 2 @ 7:00 a.m.)

Police are releasing the name of the man that was found deceased in Ohio County last Wednesday.

Officers located the body of 62-year-old Raymond Green of Ohio County

One of two brothers accused of operating a meth lab will likely spend the next eight years behind bars.

Jerry Flannery was sentenced in a Franklin County Court to 12 years in prison and four

Students in Ivy Tech Community College’s practical nursing program have achieved a statewide average of 99 percent on an exam nursing students are required to take in order to become licensed.

The pass rate surpasses