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A recall of 1.8 million pounds of ground beef is underway as officials fear the meat could be contaminated with E.

The Indiana Department of Transportation has reopened State Road 262 after making repairs at slide sites three and five miles south of U.S. Highway 50.

The Indiana Department of Insurance is alerting individuals currently purchasing health insurance through the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) they may qualify for a special enrollment period allowing them to enroll in an individual

More jobs are coming to the area as an automotive component manufacturer is expanding operations in Rush County.

INTAT Precision Inc., which is a Japanese-based company that manufactures brake, chassis, and power train components for

A man was injured after being pinned underneath a tractor in Dearborn County on Sunday afternoon.

The accident occurred on Ewing Road in Moores Hill.

It could be a family member, a friend, a neighbor or even yourself, but chances are you know someone struggling with a mental health condition.

While one in 17 Hoosiers is currently coping with a

The 2014 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s Great Strides Walk/Run for Southeastern Indiana has raised over $50,000.

Batesville Great Strides Coordinator Linda Schomber said that 268 total walkers/runners participated at Liberty Park with the top three

Nick Goepper earned a bronze medal during the winter games in Sochi, Russia.

Olympic medal winner Nick Goepper will make a stop in Batesville on Sunday in support of a good cause.

The Dearborn

While text-to-911 is now available in Franklin County, some emergency officials hope that individuals continue to call 911 as the first option.

There are areas of Franklin County where 911 calls are received in Ripley

Some local residents and farmers will have to take the long way around as a bridge will be closed for the majority of the day.

The Franklin County Highway Department announced that St.

Summer break provides an opportunity for students and teachers to relax and take a vacation.

Five teaching positions have been cut at Greensburg schools in an effort to save money.

The Greensburg Community School Board agreed to cut five teaching positions as the corporation searches for ways to bring