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Top state consumer advocate talks Equifax breach

September 13, 2017 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — The top consumer advocate in Indiana says up to 3.8 million Hoosiers had personal information compromised in the Equifax data breach. Consumer Protection Division director Betsy Isenberg says it’s up to residents to take […]

HHRWD plans system flushing in October

September 13, 2017 Annie Nunley

Milan, In. — The Hoosier Hills Regional Water District will flush the distribution system in the month of October. Low pressure may be experienced along with periods of discolored water. Try to avoid doing laundry if you […]

Cincinnati tops U.S. Oktoberfest destinations

September 13, 2017 Annie Nunley

Cincinnati, Oh. — Wallethub.com has named Cincinnati the best city in the country to celebrate Oktoberfest. Things like cost, tradition, accessibility and safety were used to make the determination. In 2016 the “Oktoberfest Zinzinnati” attracted 650,000 people […]

Season ends, rehab begins for Greensburg MLB hurler

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Anaheim, Ca.— Greensburg native and pitcher for the Anaheim Angels Alex Meyer has suffered a torn labrum and will miss the remainder of this season and the 2018 campaign. Team doctors and management made the decision […]

State Road 229 motorcycle crash injures one

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Metamora, In. — A Saturday afternoon motorcycle crash in Franklin County injured a Centerville woman on State Road 229. A report from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department says Angela Barrett, 43, was southbound on State Road 229 […]

Distracted driving suspected in Franklin County crash

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Franklin County, In.— Deputies from the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department believe distracted driving was the cause of a Sunday evening crash. A report from the sheriff’s department says a 17-year-old female was eastbound on Wolf Creek […]

Local News

Wood-Mizer seeks additional Batesville property

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In.— Batesville Area Planning Commission has recommended approval by city council of rezoning a 10 acre plot near Wood-Mizer. Wood-Mizer has quickly occupied the 79,000 square-foot facility that was built in 2015 and is looking […]

Lengthy closure needed for State Road 250 work in Switzerland County

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Patriot, In. — The Indiana Department of Transportation says plans to stabilize an embankment on State Road 250 near Patriot will require a closure that could last up to six weeks. Workers from Geostabilization International will use […]

National Federation of the Blind plans ‘White Cane Safety Walk’

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Cincinnati, Oh. — The National Federation of the Blind of Cincinnati will host our Annual White Cane Safety Day Walk, during the Meet the Blind Month. The event will be October 2 at 11 a.m. in Cincinnati […]

CAUTION: Slow-moving vehicles ahead

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, in. — Officials from multiple state agencies are cautioning the public about slow-moving farm equipment this fall. “There are 57,700 farming operations in Indiana and more than 14 million acres of farmland,” said Lt. Governor Suzanne […]

Decatur REMC responds to hurricane relief effort

September 12, 2017 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — The Decatur County REMC is joining several other cooperatives to send 60 line workers into the hurricane Irma region. The crews and equipment will leave Tuesday to deploy in the state of Georgia. The […]

St. Louis students raise money for hurricane victims

September 11, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — The students of St. Louis Catholic School have raised $812.90 to assist hurricane victims in Texas. The students finalized the fund drive on Monday, September 11. When the seventh graders heard about the devastation […]