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Newly-elected county officials to be sworn in at ceremony Sunday
Monroe County Democratic Party chairman David Henry and county Republican Party chairwoman Taylor Bryant will speak during the bi-partisan event at noon in the Nat U. Hill Room at the courthouse.
Hoosiers' income taxes going down a little, starting Jan. 1
The tax cut package Indiana lawmakers approved in the 2022 session gradually lowers the individual income tax rate by about 10 percent.
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Franklin advocates have mixed feelings about new cancer cluster guidelines
Residents suspect pollution from the cannery site as well as from the old Amphenol site could have cause rare child cancers in the area.
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Commissioners turn to county for jail site
“There really is no other appropriate property in the city, so we're going to be looking for land in the county now,” commissioner Lee Jones said. “We anticipate a little bit more cooperation in the county.”
Michigan State hands No. 4 IU women first loss of season
The Spartans pressed the Hoosiers for long stretches of the game, forcing 21 turnovers and scoring 28 points off turnovers to Indiana's 11.
Holiday deals are to be had, but consumers need to be disciplined
Consumer spending on credit surged this year and is approaching a record high, according to bankrate.com. The financial services company said the Federal Reserve Board’s recent rate hike means consumers are facing credit card interest rates as high as 19%.
What lawmakers will look at in education for upcoming session
Key leaders in education have several legislative priorities for the upcoming session – including a focus on mental health, making high school more relevant and pushing early literacy and early learning in schools.
Inmate allegedly attacked officer in his jail cell
Michael J. Rozsa, 60, of Rockville is accused of attacking the officer on Dec. 17 at the Parke County Jail as the officer was conducting a routine inmate check, the county sheriff’s office said.
2 brothers die when their car collides with train
The collision just before 9 a.m. killed Chad M. Stafford, 37, and Stephen R. Stafford, II, 42, both of Anderson, said Madison County Coroner Dr. Troy Abbott.
1 dead in Madison shooting
Madison Mayor Bob Courtney said the shooting occurred shortly after 11 a.m. in the parking lot of Madison Precision Products, an aluminum die casting factory located just north of the Ohio River city.
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