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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

Republican candidates for District 1 County Commissioner debated Monday in Osgood.

A debate Monday featured Republican candidates vying for election to office in Ripley County.

The Ripley County Women’s Club held the candidate debate

State agriculture officials say a quick-moving virus in hogs is becoming rampant in the Hoosier State.

PED was first detected in the United States nearly a year ago, and has now been confirmed in 43

Uninsured Hoosiers have less than one week to meet an important health insurance deadline.

Ripley County Republican Chair Ginger Bradford has announced the caucus to elect a District 3 City Council Member in Batesville.

Bob Narwold accepted a position with the Batesville Buildings Department in March forcing him to

Andrew Boguslawski, 44, has pleaded guilty in federal court to explosives charge.

A Moores Hill man facing federal charges in Ohio has pleaded guilty.

The attorney for Andrew Boguslawski, 44, said his client agreed

A caucus will be held in the coming weeks to elect a new District 3 City Council member in Batesville.

Bob Narwold accepted a city position with the Batesville Buildings Department earlier this month, vacating

Franklin County Council members are considering options to make budget reductions.

Financial woes are forcing officials in Franklin County to consider cutting jobs.

The Indiana Department of Local Government Finance retracted a decision last

Student Neal Nobbe, coach Chris Steele and student Will Amberger at the school board meeting Monday.

Students at Batesville Community School Corporation will be in class longer for a week in April.

The accumulated

Indiana’s jobless rate has dropped to 6.4 percent, its lowest point since September 2008.

New data released by the state Department of Workforce Development show unemployment numbers in January fell four-tenths of a percentage point