State Police says say a 21-year-old French Lick man died after he was accidentally shot while camping with friends in the Hoosier National Forest. Orange County Sheriff’s Deputies say Daniel Barrett Allbright died late Friday […]
Gasoline price continue on the rise … due mainly to rising crude oil prices. The Triple A Motor Club says the average price for regular unleaded in Indiana this morning was $2.72 a gallon, about […]
Indiana University has nothing to do with the lack of social events of the Zeta Tau Alpha house. The sorority’s national chapter last week ordered the house at IU to end all social activities, though […]
Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter presented Trooper Shane Staggs of the Jasper District with a Commendation Award last week for his efforts in investigating a double homicide in Orange County on June 23rd , […]
Washington Police arrested a Washington man Sunday for Resisting Law Enforcement with a Vehicle, Possession of a Handgun without a License and Tampering-Obstruction of Justice. 28-year-old Eliezer Santos Colon is being held without bond in […]
The Indiana Department of Transportation says motorists can expect lane closures for State Road 57 between Oakland City and Petersburg beginning on or around Monday, April 30th. Contractors will begin restricting lanes on State Road […]
The Indiana Department of Transportation says motorists can expect lane closures for two bridges in Jasper and the surrounding area beginning on or around Thursday, May 3rd. Crews will be simultaneously working on the State […]
Daviess County Treasurer Elaine Wellman says all tax statements for 2017 payable in 2018 were mailed on April 5th. The first installment of taxes is due by Thursday, May 10th. Anyone who has not received […]
Indiana health officials are advising residents to get vaccinated for hepatitis A if their summer plans include visits to Kentucky or Michigan. The Department of Health says significant outbreaks of the liver-damaging hepatitis A virus […]
A federal agency has awarded Indiana nearly $11 million for the second straight year to fight the state’s opioid abuse crisis. The Health and Human Services funding is among $485 million recently awarded nationwide to […]
Drive around Indiana, or anywhere in the Midwest, and you’re likely to see some trees that turn green early and have a beautiful white bloom early in spring. They’re likely Bradford pears, but state officials […]
If you want a piece of Indy 500 history, if you love Corvettes, and if you have two million-dollars, you’re in luck. Ft. Wayne’s Keith Busse announced last week that he is selling his collection […]
Indiana leaders are campaigning to get residents to recycle their electronic waste. John Shegerian, founder of ERI, the largest e-waste recycler in the world, says electronic trash is the fastest growing waste. The state’s E-Cycle […]
One dog is dead after 18 were taken from an Alexandria home as part of an animal hoarding case. The Animal Protection League says it was one of the worst cases authorities had seen and […]
The CDC is expanding its warning about an E. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce. The previous E. coli warning was for chopped forms of romaine, including salads and salad mixes. The new warning covers all […]
The special session legislators knew was coming has now been scheduled. Legislators will return on May 14th to pass four bills which died when the clock struck midnight on the regular session, including one to […]
