Batesville, In. — Chef/Owner Devin Murchen has announced the reopening of the The Big Four Café at 121 S. Depot Street in Batesville. Seven-days-a-week “The Big Four” will serve breakfast and lunch from 7 a.m. to 2 […]

Indinaapolis, In. — The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is proposing a change to an administrative rule that would require animal control officers and pest control professionals to euthanize raccoons, opossums and coyotes. Currently catch and release […]

  Greensburg, In. — Republican Congressman from the 6th District in Indiana and candidate for U.S. Senate Luke Messer awarded Greensburg’s William Deiwert the Presidential Unit Citation today for his unit’s acts of heroism in the Korean […]

Indianapolis, In. — Today, the emerald ash borer continues to ravage woodlands in every county in Indiana. But the dreaded pest faces ramped-up resistance in the form of treatments funded by a growing group of citizens and […]

Batesville, In. — The Batesville Fire Department responded to a semi-truck fire early Friday morning. Firefighters responded to the westbound rest area on I-74 and found the semi-truck loaded with puzzles engulfed in flames 2:20 a.m. The […]

Batesville, In. — Ivy Tech Community College has appointed Dr. Rebecca L. Rahschulte as the Director of the College’s Batesville Site. Rahschulte, Dean of Arts, Sciences, and Education, and a Professor of Psychology at Ivy Tech Lawrenceburg, […]

Brookville, In. — The Indiana Youth Institute held the Youth Worker Café in Brookville to talk about the “State of Youth” in Franklin and surrounding counties. In Decatur County reports of child abuse and neglect have jumped […]

Shelby County, In. — Republican congressman from the 6th District in Indiana and candidate for U.S. Senate Luke Messer recently visited Southwestern High School, named the “Safest School in America,” and announced he will author legislation to […]

Columbus, In. — A Bartholomew County educator is on administrative leave after leaving a shotgun in a truck after a hunting trip. Two students saw the gun and notified school officials at Columbus East High School who […]

Indianapolis, In. — A bill authored by Republican state senator from Oldenburg,  Jean Leising to reduce emotional support animal fraud has passed the House of Representatives by a vote of 95-0. Senate Bill 240 would allow individuals […]

Batesville, In. — The Ripley County Community Foundation recently presented $1,500 grants to five area school systems for technology integration. The educators were trained through a partnership with Northern Kentucky University and now the school systems have […]

Aurora, In.—Forecasters from the National Weather Service say a wedge of high pressure from the north will take over the weather pattern bringing cooler and drier conditions into the area. Little if any cold cover […]