Some Hoosiers that fell victim to a foreclosure-rescue fraud started receiving payments from the state’s Consumer Protection Assistance Fund (CPAF).

The Indiana Attorney General’s Office, who administers the fund, said consumers’ losses ranged from

Michael O’ Toole of Cincinnati, has been charged with theft stemming from an incident on March 17.

Remember the stranded motorist that allegedly stole money twice from a Batesville couple in March?

After an

Update (May 5 @ 8:20 a.m.)

A raccoon is to blame for an electric outage that impacted thousands of households in the area Sunday night.

Power was out for homes in Osgood, Napoleon

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The warm weather has provided an opportunity for area farmers to get into the fields as planting season is underway.

As farm equipment seems to get larger every year, local drivers are

Some area students will celebrate graduation from Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC) this coming Saturday.

According to the college, there are 261 graduates in the Class of

The first identified U.S.

Update (May 3 @ 7:07 a.m.)

The voluntary boil advisory has been lifted as of 7 a.m.

Health officials said Friday that the first U.S.

Thomas Herring (Image: Cook Rosenberger Funeral Home)

Funeral services have been announced for a Sunman teen who lost his life in an apparent drowning at a neighbor’s pond on Wednesday.

A visitation will be

James Benham joined the new Indiana Agricultural Council with HSUS.

Walton could face a sentence between 15 and 30 years and a fine approaching $250,000 for each count.

A former Franklin County jail officer will soon find out his sentence after pleading guilty

The weather this weekend will be sunny and warm giving area motorcyclists a chance to get back on the road. Law enforcement agencies want to use this as an opportunity to promote motorcycle safety awareness