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Lawmakers Put Cold Beer Bills On Ice
The top two Republicans in the Indiana Legislature said Thursday that bills that would overturn an unusual law and allow more stores to sell...
76-Year-Old Birdseye Man Taken Into Custody After 8 Hour Standoff with Police
After over 8 hours, police arrested a 76-year-old Birdseye man who had barricaded himself in his house after allegedly shooting at a county worker...
Two From County Selected to All Star Coach’s List
Two Washington County football players have been selected to the Indiana Football Coach's Association Region 10 All-Star list.
West Washington's Griffin Packwood, a Defensive Tackle,...
Dubois County Highway Worker Shot At – Stand-off Continues
Today at around 3:00 pm Law Enforcement responded to the area of SR 64 and Pine Ridge Road after Dubois County 911 Center received a call...
“Reject” Documentary
Just a few minutes experiencing ostracism or rejection causes people to report a reduced sense of self-esteem, self-control, belonging and meaningful existence.
In 2015, 28...
15-Year-Old Jailed after Chase
On Wednesday evening, January 17th at 10:23, Trooper Brad Fyfe witnessed a moped with no headlights or taillights traveling southbound on 15th Street at...
Traffic Stop in Harrison County Takes Three More Ounces of Deadly Meth off the...
At approximately 5:30 am this morning, Trooper Mark LaMaster made a traffic stop on Interstate #64 at the 107.5 Mile Marker in Harrison County.
The...
Loogootee Arrested After Police Respond to a Fight in Progress Call outside of her...
A Loogootee woman was arrested Wednesday on drug charges.
Jasmine N. Jones, 24, Loogootee, was placed into custody and transported to the Martin County Jail where...
Young Meets with Ethiopian Ambassador to Continue Advocacy for Hoosier Adoptions
U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) today met with Kassa Tekleberhan Gebrehiwot, Ethiopia’s new Ambassador to the United States, in order to continue advocating for Hoosier families with...
ISP/CVED Working to Raise Awareness of Human Trafficking
On January 4, 2010 President Obama issued a proclamation naming January as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
This followed a 2007 Senate resolution...
