New Batesville Councilmen Jim Fritsch was sworn in Tuesday.

A newly elected Batesville City Council member is being sworn in Tuesday.

Joe Radvansky served as City Judge in Batesville from 1989 to 2007.

As an honor to a former city judge and policeman, Joseph Radvansky Sr., flags will fly at half-staff on Batesville city buildings

Leake will be at the Tom Tepe Autocenter on Tuesday afternoon.

The Cincinnati Reds hope to bounce back after a disappointing loss on Opening Day against the Cardinals.

Moore is accused of murder in the shooting death of Nancy Hershman in a West Ellis St.

Some local fourth-grade students will learn about Indiana’s legendary motorsports culture through the 500 Festival and Indianapolis 500 Education Program.

South Ripley Elementary students will visit the speedway on Thursday.

McDonalds is offering free coffee for the next two weeks as the competition for breakfast heats up.

The restaurant announced Friday that its locations, including those locally, will offer small cups of McCafe coffee at

Allison Moore, 23, will face murder charges this week in Ripley County.

Update (3/31)

We’re learning this morning that the trial against Allison Moore, 23, has been postponed.

Indiana University research finds most people look to curtailing water use instead of improving efficiency of their habits and appliances as the best method to conserve water.

There appears to be some confusion about

Greensburg students and faculty sent their team off to state with a pep rally Thursday.

The Greensburg Pirates hope to become the first back to back state basketball champions in school history.

They will

A local organization is seeking out those that have a passion for local food.

Batesville was selected by Purdue University as one of two pilot communities in Indiana for a program designed to rebuild the

A Dearborn County man is behind bars after authorities said he threatened to kill an Aurora woman and her two children.

Dwayne Breakiron Jr., 23, was arrested and charged with Burglary, Intimidation with a Deadly

Ripley County Sheriff Tom Grills announced that he will retire eight months before his second term is set to end.