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A new AARP study finds that more than 978 thousand have demonstrated at least seven key factors that put them at high risk of being a victim of an online scam.

Property found at Osgood Quarry (Image: DNR)

A law enforcement team of scuba divers assisted Osgood police by finding property believed to be from a residential burglary that occurred over a year ago.

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Franklin County Sheriff Ken Murphy released an annual report of activity and related information for last year.

The week began with a winter storm that left roads covered with snow and ice, and now temperatures will reach 50 degrees Friday.

It can serve as a reminder that weather can change rapidly and

Ripley County citizens over the age of 55 who are having difficulty finding a job have a local resource that might be able to help.

State health officials hope no one else recently “tasted the rainbow” from a Richmond store.

The Indiana Department of Health said preliminary tests revealed that packages of Original Skittles sold from a Marathon Food Mart

Customers in Batesville are now seeing that it costs a bit more to turn on the faucet after receiving their water bill this week.

City officials approved an ordinance in December to raise water rates

Signups for little league baseball and softball is underway in the area.

Olympic medal winnter Nick Goepper held an online competition to date him.

Dearborn County Olympian Nick Goepper has chosen his “dream date.”

Goepper pored through thousands of entries from female fans before choosing 21-year-old

A birdhouse that will be for sale at the Batesville Regional Fine Arts Fair this weekend. (Image: Facebook)

The Batesville Regional Fine Arts Fair will be held this weekend at the RomWeber Marketplace.

Fred Rockwood

Fred Rockwood, a business and community leader in Batesville, has passed away.

Rockwood, who was 66, earned a college degree from Stanford and in 1975 graduated from Harvard Law School.

Batesville Community School Corporation has been awarded nearly $100,000 from the state Department of Education, to expand its digital learning capability.

BCSC joins South Ripley Community Schools as two of only twenty school districts