OLDENBURG, IN — A motorcyclist was injured when they laid their bike down on State Road 229 at Joe Road around 5:15 pm Saturday. The unidentified rider was reported conscious and alert when first responders […]

INDIANAPOLIS, IN —The Indiana Department of Health has announced it has partnered with Gravity Diagnostics to increase free COVID-19 testing across the state for Hoosiers impacted by the pandemic. Under the partnership, the Covington, Ky.-based […]

STATEWIDE — Hoosiers in all Indiana counties can now resume feeding birds, according to the Department of Natural Resources. DNR had recommended a statewide moratorium on bird feeding earlier this summer to slow the spread […]

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Local Marine Kelsee Lainhart continues to make strides in her recovery at Walter Reed Hospital after she was severely wounded in last month’s terrorist attack at the Kabul, Afghanistan airport. Lainhart has […]

FAYETTE COUNTY, IN — A Connersville man led law enforcement on a pursuit Wednesday evening before sustaining a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Detectives from the Indiana State Police Pendleton District have assumed the lead on the […]

CAMP ATTERBURY, IN — Governor Eric Holcomb joined Indiana Adjutant General Dale Lyles during a visit to Camp Atterbury near Edinburgh Wednesday to learn more about “Operation: Allies Welcome.” The Governor also visited with some […]

GREENSBURG, IN — Decatur County Recycling will hold its second and final Tox-Away Day of the year tomorrow from 8 am until 1 pm at the Decatur County Fairgrounds. The event is open to Decatur […]

BATESVILLE, IN — The latest in a series of art projects in downtown Batesville is complete. Local artists Chaz Kaiser and Andrea Grimsley finished work this week on the Hillrom Training Center Clock Tower project […]

GREENSBURG, IN — Firefighters were called to a house fire Thursday morning at 430 North Monfort Street in Greensburg. Flames were coming out of the vacant home when crews arrived on the scene just after […]

STATEWIDE — Indiana schools continue to reach new heights in COVID-19 cases reported among the state’s K-12 students — driven in part by an increase in the number of schools participating in the state-mandated reporting. […]