From left to right: Dallas Colley, Fran Telles, Brad Ott

Legendary barber Fran Telles cut his last strand of hair at his barbershop on Boerhringer Street in March, and the shop sat empty over

Sophia Snow and Jennifer Ansari(Photo: Fishers Police Department.)

A statewide Amber Alert has been issued for a missing child and her mother.

Detectives believe the 8-year-old child, Sophia Snow, is with her mother

Merkel Road was discussed with county commissioners on Aug 19.

Batesville officials are waiting on a decision from Ripley County Commissioners regarding improvements to Merkel Road.

Batesville Mayor Rick Fledderman, along with members of

A 5k race will be held to honor all service men and women on September 7.

The Salute a Soldier 5K is hosted by the Sunman American Legion and will kick off the Sunman Wine

Over the weekend, Indiana Republican Senator Dan Coats made the following statement regarding the president’s request for Congressional authorization of the use of military force in Syria:

“The president’s decision to set a ‘red line’

Batesville Police responded to an individual that allegedly jumped out of a window at Romweber Flats on Thursday afternoon.

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) will suspend most highway construction and maintenance activities on Friday, Aug. 30 ahead of the Labor Day holiday weekend.

When a citizen dials 911 in Ripley County, it is answered by the Ripley County Communications Center.

Police are learning more about a residential burglary that occurred on August

Ripley County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to identify the suspect in this photo.

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That day, police say at least one burglary occurred

R. Scott Waddell, commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, says all BMV license branches will be closed Aug. 31 through Sept.

The company blamed for the testing issues with the ISTEP has been selected by Indiana to replace the GED test.

Indiana Department of Workforce Development announced Wednesday that they will use a new test called

We have been spoiled by cooler than average temperatures this summer, however it will be warming up for the Labor Day weekend.

Before Wednesday, Southeastern Indiana has had only six days above 90 degrees this