BATESVILLE – As October arrives, organizers are in full swing transforming Batesville into the home of Halloween for the next month.

Halloween-themed activities and family friendly events are planned for the entire month and will

OLDENBURG, Ind. – The public is invited to attend a forestry field day at Michaela Farm on October 15 from 9 a.m.

INDIANAPOLIS – Ivy Tech Community College is receiving $2.5 million in grants to improve career training programs in the informational technology and informatics industry.

The school is one of 270 community colleges across the nation

INDIANAPOLIS – Hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers are waiting on a decision that could change their lives.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services are reviewing the state’s federal waiver request to use the existing

CINCINNATI, OH. — Large majorities of Southeast Indiana adults say that their community is supportive, the highest ranking in the Greater Cincinnati region.

DALLAS, TX – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed Tuesday the first case of Ebola to be diagnosed in the United States.

The unnamed man has recently traveled from Liberia and sought

WASHINGTON, D.C.

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GREENSBURG – Things went from bad to worse for a Decatur County farmer after a combine caught fire Monday afternoon.

According to the Greensburg Daily News, an

Sgt. Noel Houze has served as ISP Versailles Post Public Information Officer for the past eight years.

VERSAILLES – An Indiana State Police Trooper will end a 30-year career in October. Sgt.

Pence will be in Aurora Wednesday morning.

AURORA, Ind.

BATESVILLE — Rumpke’s last day for twice weekly garbage collection will be on Friday, October 17.

State Road 46 East, East Pearl Street, West Pearl Street and County Line Road will serve as the dividing

BATESVILLE – Area golfers are encouraged to register for the Southeastern Indiana First Tee Open, a four-person scramble held at Hillcrest Golf &