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Columbus Mayor Fulfills Campaign Promises With Appointments
Columbus Mayor Kristen Brown says she hopes to fill most of the remaining appointments by the end of the week.
Indiana Lieutenant Governor Plans To Push For Reforms
Lieutenant Governor Becky Skillman outlined Tuesday her hopes for the legislative session.
Cooking Tips to Enjoy Desserts, Stay Healthy
Enjoy desserts while keeping your New Year's resolutions with tips from health professionals.
Hearing Today Could Help Decide White's Tenure
How long Charlie White may fight his removal from office could be determined, in part, by a court hearing today.
Endangered Whooping Crane Shot In Indiana
Conservation officials are offering a reward for information about the person who shot and killed the whooping crane in Jackson County.
New City Officials Take Office
New city government officials took office this weekend. Columbus, Greenwood, and Mitchell all have new mayors this week.
Car Speeds Into Protesters At Rally Against Racism In Bloomington
Witnesses and protest organizers said a driver intentionally accelerated their car through a group of demonstrators on Walnut Street between Kirkwood Avenue and 6th Street.
Small Business Administration Releases Data On Paycheck Protection Program Loans
In Indiana, almost 12,000 PPP loans for more than $150,000 were given out to companies including candy producer Albanese Confectionery and auto racing company Andretti Autosport.
'I Just Thought I Was In A Dream': A Pregnant Woman's COVID-19 Story
Aquarius Bunch was a healthy 27-year-old working at an assisted living facility in the Midwest when she got COVID-19. And she was pregnant.
Owen County Raises $25,000 In 20 Days For Public Restrooms In Spencer
According to a news release, the public restroom facility “goes hand in hand with Owen County’s new Economic Development Strategy Plan that was finalized in early spring” and “will serve all of Spencer’s festivals, Downtown events, and offer and amenity to tourists.”
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