Hartsville, IN—The Batholomew County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a disturbance in Hartsville Thursday afternoon. Paul Foley, 33, Hope, fled in his vehicle. After hitting a parked truck Foley then fled on foot. After a few […]

Indianapolis, IN—Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced $22.1 million in funding for 11 broadband expansion infrastructure projects across the state as a part of the initial round of the Next Level Broadband program. This funding […]

Statewide—Summer has come to an end and families across the country are trading in beach balls and bicycles for backpacks and notebooks. But back-to-school time is also followed by cold and flu season. Having the […]

Columbus, IN—The Columbus Police Department is investigating a crash that occurred early Wednesday morning involving a CSX train and a truck on Columbus’ north side.  CPD officers responded to the area of US 31 and […]

Batesville, IN— Batesville Tool & Die is happy to announce their latest acquisition. During the first quarter of 2018 Batesville Tool & Die acquired 51% interest of DC Coaters LLC. DC Coaters is an E-coat […]

Aurora, IN—Dave O’Mara Contractor Inc.will continue asphalt resurface work along U.S. 50 from S.R. 350 to S.R. 1 this weekend and into next week. Signal and traffic marking activities will also take place along the […]

Cincinnati, OH—After more than 10 years, Cincinnati’s Coney Island has canceled its Fall-O-Ween fall festival. The yearly festival ran for more than 10 years on the amusement park’s grounds, featuring pumpkin throws, trick-or-treat for children, […]

Columbus, IN—A social media post from a resident in Columbus has several residents in the city in an uproar. According to the Columbus Police Department, There is a social media post being shared online in […]

Batesville, IN—What’s the newest event in Batesville? The Food and Growers Association Amazing Race Challenge:  Ready. Set. Grow. On September 14th, visit local businesses, farmers at the market, and The Sherman Biergarten as you race […]

Statewide—About one-in-four public school students in Indiana attends a rural school, and new research suggests they need more assistance in career development. A paper co-authored by Diana Quintero, a research analyst with the Brown Center on […]

Greensburg, IN—Decatur County REMC is back on the grid after experiencing an outage for roughly an hour this morning, affecting a large portion of their service territory north and east of Greensburg.  St. Mary’s and […]