Batesville, In. — A $5000 check from Ray Township in Franklin County was recently sent to Safe Passage. Safe Passage is a domestic and sexual violence victim support services provider with a shelter in Batesville that serves […]

Indianapolis, In. — Indiana Lt. governor Suzanne Crouch says a new economic development strategy to grow the state’s hardwoods industry. Unveiled at the Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen’s Association’s annual convention, the Indiana Hardwood Strategy will be used by the state […]

Batesville, In. — The St. Louis Archery club has announced plans to compete in the Catholic Cup in Indianapolis in February. The team members are Ben Fulton, John Schrank, Gabe Schrank, Megan Raab, Nathan Reder, Megan Batta, […]

Shelby County, In. — The Shelby County Sheriff’s Department says two St Paul men were killed in a crash Wednesday morning on State Road 9. Around 8:30 police say a pickup truck and Jeep collided in the […]

Indianapolis, In. — A bill authored by Republican state senator from Oldenburg Jean Leising that would replace Indiana’s teacher licensing exams has passed the Senate unanimously. Senate Bill 532 would require the State Board of Education to replace […]

Wilmington, Oh. — Forecasters from the National Weather Service estimate most areas in eastern Indiana have already received between 1 and 1/12 inches of rain as of Wednesday morning. Low-pressure will continue to track over the tri-state […]

Aurora, In. — The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) is taking advantage of the unseasonably warm weather to fill potholes in Central Indiana. Maintenance crews will be focused on filling potholes for the next few days as […]

Muncie, In. — Ball State University’s online programs rank seventh in the country for military friendliness, according to veteran-owned Viqtory. This is the second year in a row that the university’s online programs have earned such Top […]

Indianapolis, In. — The Indiana House of Representatives recently voted in favor of State Rep. Randy Frye’s (R-Greensburg) legislation that would expand recruitment opportunities for Indiana fire departments. Currently, fire departments can only employ firefighters from the […]

Indianapolis, In. — Republican state senator from Oldenburg Jean Leising meets with members of the U.S. Green Building Council, a nonprofit design and construction council that transforms the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated, […]

Greensburg, In. —Democrat incumbent mayor of Greensburg, Dan Manus has announced his bid for reelection. Manus won by a 41-votes margin over Gary Herbert in 2015. Manus told the Greensburg Daily News he is proud of […]

Indianapolis, In. — Stopping addiction means ensuring those who need help are provided with meaningful and effective treatment options. One treatment option for Hoosiers battling addiction is an Office-Based Opioid Treatment (OBOT) program, many of which have […]