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William G. Grubbs is accused of robbing a local bank.

A Cincinnati man died after jumping 30 foot into the water at a rock quarry in St.

Decatur County Memorial Hospital will be hosting their annual Healthy Fair that offers a free lunch to everyone who attends on June 25th.

Nearly 800 residents are expected to attend the event that offers vision

The Sunman Chamber of Commerce is inviting residents of Southeast Indiana to enjoy two days of shopping and fun.

Sunman Daze celebrates local businesses and neighbors with sidewalk sales, specials, family yard sales, farmers market

Local and federal authorities were monitoring the transportation of food and agricultural products into the state last week.

The joint enforcement effort targeted commodities and commodity pests traveling west on I-74 from Ohio into Indiana

A local driver was not seriously injured after her vehicle struck a utility pole Wednesday (Image: Batesville Police)

A local driver avoided serious injury after an accident that shut down a portion of Coonhunters

BHS alum Tom Jeffers was a student-athlete at West Point. (Image: goarmysports.com)

A 2010 Batesville High School graduate shook hands with President Obama on Wednesday.

Tom Jeffers Jr.

The suspects were arrested last Wednesday following a pursuit that went through St.

(Image: Dearborn County Watersheds)

River Sweep clean-up will be held next month in an effort to decrease the amount of trash in and along the Whitewater River.

The clean-up will be held Saturday, June

An electric pole is being repaired Wednesday after an accident on Coonhunters Rd.

Drivers are urged to avoid a section of Coonhunters Road after a Wednesday afternoon accident.

The Batesville Police Department advises commuters

Hoosier voters are beginning to receive postcards in the mail from the Secretary of State Election Division.

The office is mailing these post cards as part of a statewide voter list refresh.

Residents seeking emergency assistance have had the option to use the text-to-911 feature for two weeks in Franklin County.

Sheriff Ken Murphy says the option has been utilized one time since it was launched on