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Hoosier racer making his name on the big stage

November 29, 2017 Annie Nunley

Concord, N.C. — An Indiana racecar driver could be the next upstart in the sport. Mitchell, Indiana native Chase Briscoe picked up “Most Popular Driver” in the Camping World Truck Series while earning “Rookie of the Year” […]

Consumer website questions Black Friday deal

November 29, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — A report from consumerworld.org/ says Black Friday shoppers may have been victims of a new tactic-products produced specifically for the holiday shopping event. The report says the 55-inch Samsung 4K TVs that sold for […]

Indiana State Police looking for new troopers

November 29, 2017 Annie Nunley

Versailles, In. — The Indiana State Police are accepting applications for the 78th Recruit Academy. Applications are accepted online here. Detailed instructions are included on the web page. Applications must be submitted electronically by 11:59 pm (EST) on Sunday, […]

Decatur County seeks to add deputy prosecutor

November 28, 2017 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — Due to high case volume Decatur County prosecutor Nathan Harter has announced plans to hire a deputy prosecutor. The full-time county position will be eligible for a starting salary of $40,000 (or higher depending […]

Officials mourn death of Indiana State Police canine

November 28, 2017 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — Indiana State Police are mourning the loss of retired police canine Camo. Camo was euthanized late last week after a battle with Degenerative Myelopathy. He was assigned to the Indianapolis Post. A report from […]

Improved cell service coming to the region

November 28, 2017 Annie Nunley

Franklin County, In. — The Franklin County Area Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved a conditional use permit that will likely improve cellular service for many people. The 300-foot tall tower is expected to […]

Judge denies animal rights group legal challenge on rifle order

November 28, 2017 Annie Nunley

Laporte County, In. — Laporte County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Alevizos has denied a request for an injunction on a DNR emergency order allowing rifles on public land during deer-gun season. The Center for Wildlife Ethics and […]

Time running out to vote for your favorite display- Cincinnati or Indianapolis

November 28, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — This is the last week residents can vote for area zoos in the USA Today’s “10 Best Zoo Lights.” The Indianapolis Zoo and the Cincinnati Zoo are both on the list of nominees. The […]

Messer enters sexual harassment debate, scores a win for vets

November 28, 2017 Annie Nunley

Washington D.C.— Congressman Luke Messer is working on a measure to protect victims of sexual assault and harassment in Congress. The proposal would release all staff from current non-disclosure agreements involving a sexual assault settlement with […]

Brookville Main Street project complete!

November 27, 2017 Annie Nunley

Brookville, In. — Main Street in Brookville has reopened after a $2.7 million makeover. North Vernon-based Dave O’Mara Contracting completed the project that included drainage, new sidewalks, pavement rehabilitation, signage, signals and lighting. Members of Main Street […]

State Rep Frye considers study to understand, address cancer rates in firefighters

November 27, 2017 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — The 2018 General Assembly officially begins on January 3, 2018. Some of the high-profile issues for debate are expected to be the opioid crisis, education, Sunday alcohol sales and handgun licensing. Greensburg Republican state […]

Trojans Win Football Class 4A State Crown

November 25, 2017 Annie Nunley

Congratulations to The East Central Trojans and Coach Justin Roden on winning the Indiana Class 4A Football State Title by defeating The 4A #1 Lowell Red Devils 14-7. Junior quarterback Alex Maxwell blasted off the line from […]