City of Salem Awarded $1.89 Million in Funding For Water Treatment
United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development State Director for Indiana Michael Dora today announced that the Town of West Terre Haute and the...
“Click It or Ticket” Campaign Underway Across Indiana
This month troopers from the Lafayette District of the Indiana State Police, and Districts across the state will join law enforcement agencies across the nation to increase enforcement...
O’Bannon Woods SP hosts pioneer farmstead and haypress demonstration, May 25th & 26th
Watch pioneer demonstrations, including blacksmithing, tomahawk throwing, and the operation of an oxen-powered 1850 haypress, during O’Bannon Woods State Park’s Memorial Day
Weekend events May...
Jackson County Crash Claims Life of Seymour Woman
This morning before 10:00 am, the Indiana State Police responded to a single vehicle crash on US 31, just north of Seymour, Indiana that...
S.R. 156 closed in Switzerland County due to slide
S.R. 156 has been closed in Switzerland County between Tapps Ridge Road and Markland Pike, east of Vevay, due to continued sliding near Hunt's...
Green Outpaces Haendiges to Win Republican Nomination For Salem Mayor
Three-term Salem City Councilman Justin Green outlasted former Mayoral Candidate and Salem School Board member Ron Haendiges by 48 votes to win the Republican...
Polls Open for 2019 Salem Municipal Election
Polls are open this morning for voters in the City of Salem to cast ballots to pick a party nomination for Mayor and City...
Secretary Lawson reminds Hoosiers to vote today
Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson is reminding Hoosiers to vote in today's Municipal Primary Election.
Cities and towns around the state will hold primary...
Clark County Man Arrested on Voter Fraud Charges
The Indiana State Police in Sellersburg arrested a Clark County man Monday on voter fraud charges after an investigation which began in mid-April.
On April 17, 2019,...
Delphi Double Homicide Investigation Yields Over 42,000 Tips
Since the news briefing on April 22, 2019, the Multi-Agency Task Force has received over 2,200 emails, 400 calls and an additional 135 calls...
