Andrew Boguslawski.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A Moores Hill man convicted of having explosive devices in his vehicle in Ohio has been sentenced to two years in prison.

Andrew Scott Boguslawski, 44, was arrested after

GREENSBURG – Four people are facing charges after a meth raid at a home on the 400 block of Lincoln Street Thursday morning.

Four law enforcement agencies worked together to search the home finding a

LAWRENCEBURG — Not-for-profit organization Safe Passage is receiving funding assistance from the City of Lawrenceburg.

City Council agreed to contribute $6,000 to the Batesville-based organization that provides domestic violence victim services through Southeastern Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS– Have you ever heard anything that just sounded too good to be true?

Back row: Caroline Storms, Batesville; Emily Cumberworth, Holton; Allison Beal, Batesville; Laura Haunert, Waldron; Audrey Wilson, Batesville; MiKaiyla Meyers, Brookville.

INDIANAPOLIS – Area farmers still have time to apply for low interest loans available through the Farm Service Agency’s (FSA) direct farm ownership program.

The deadline to submit applications is September 30.

Eligible producers can

BATESVILLE – An overlay of approximately one inch to once and half inches is planned to occur on Columbus Avenue, from Hunterville Road to the east side of bridge by Locust Avenue, beginning 7 a.m.

MUNCIE, In — Ball State telecommunications professor Phil Bremen, a former Army officer who covered Saddam Hussein’s Iraq for NBC News, says Friday’s bombing by American forces of Iraqi militants is a sign that involvement

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is making it cheaper to visit the Indiana State Fair on

INDIANAPOLIS – As summer starts to wind down, local blood donations tend to slow down, too.

Lucy Wehking, corporate communications specialist for the Indiana Blood Center, says the center was unable to fill a few

Pizza Haus celebrates 40 years in business this weekend.

BATESVILLE – A downtown business is celebrating its rich history this weekend.

INDIANAPOLIS – The first human case of West Nile virus in Indiana has been reported in Porter County.

Although the confirmed case is in the northwestern portion of the state, all Hoosiers are encouraged to