Brookville, In. — The Indiana Public Employers’ Plan, Inc. (IPEP) is excited to announce Franklin County as a recipient of its 2019 safety grant award. IPEP is proud to partner with Joe Copeland, Franklin County Highway Engineer, […]

Indianapolis, In. — The House Ways and Means Committee today voted in support of Republican state representative from Greensburg Randy Frye’s legislation providing counties additional options to address jail overcrowding. According to Frye, this legislation would give […]

Sunman, In. — The Indiana Department of Environmental Management has agreed to schedule a hearing for resident s in the Sunman area regarding the proposed barrel aging operation at the former Deufol site. MGP Ingredients […]

Indianapolis, In. — More than 3,000 babies born in Indiana in February will be decked out in reds hats courtesy of the American Heart Association’s “Little Hats, Big Hearts” program. American Heart Association staff will deliver the […]

State Police report two accidents on I-74 in Southeastern Indiana this afternoon.  One was between New Point and Batesville, where a flatbed lumber truck ran into the ditch, involving entrapment.  Aircare responded and landed on […]

Aurora, In. — The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) is preparing for the winter weather forecast for tonight. The national weather service is predicting snow will start falling around 5 p.m. in Central Indiana. About 3 inches […]

Indianapolis, In. — For the second day, officials from the United State Postal Service say delivery will be suspended for Thursday, January 31 in the following 3-digit ZIP Code locations: Michigan: 486-491, 493-499 Indiana: 460-469, 472-475, 478, […]

Wilmington, Oh. — Expect snow and freezing rain to start the day on Friday. Little or no accumulation is expected. Temperatures continue to rise through the weekend, Super Bowl Sunday, forecasters say expect partly sunny conditions and […]

Franklin County, In. — Special judge from Decatur County Superior Court, Matthew Bailey has issued a ruling that require the city of Lawrenceburg to pay Franklin County more than $3 million. The city of Lawrenceburg entered […]

Cincinnati, Oh. — Statistics show the average couple spends about $33000 on their wedding and planning fairs are scheduled throughout the spring. A new study from WalletHub® says the entire industry is worth about $81 billion. In […]

Lawrenceburg, In. — According to the U. S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), “There are many definitions of what constitutes being financially well, but, overall, Financial Wellness involves things such as income, debt, and […]

Indianapolis, In. —  The House Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee has voiced support for Republican state representative from Greensburg Randy Frye’s legislation that could help Indiana fire departments struggling to fill much-needed positions. “Currently, a fire […]