Seymour officer saved life using military gauze
The Seymour Police Department is praising an officer who likely saved a life by using a combat triage material he
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Traffic stop turns to drug charges after eyeglasses case find
Two people were arrested after a Columbus police dog smelled drugs inside the vehicle during an early-morning traffic stop. Columbus
Read moreLincoln Central hopes to help first-time home buyers
The Lincoln-Central Neighborhood Homebuyer Program, is organizing a free First Time Home Buyer Workshop next week. The workshop is being
Read moreColumbus considering improvements to 25th Street intersections
The city of Columbus is looking at bids of up to half a million dollars to improve pedestrian crossings on
Read moreASAP to open Hub for public open house next week
The Alliance for Substance Abuse Progress in Bartholomew County will be opening up the Hub to the public next week
Read moreGovernor candidate outlines views on education, waterways and guns
Indiana’s Democratic governor candidate, Dr. Woody Myers, drew applause from local supporters for his stances against school testing, for improving
Read moreINDOT delays start of Carr Hill Road bridge demo to Tuesday
Due to the weather, INDOT delayed the start of its bridge demolition project on I-65 until tonight. You were originally
Read moreColumbus North seniors win Brown Music Competitions
Two Columbus North seniors were chosen as the winners of the annual Brown Music Competition Saturday at First Christian Church.
Read moreColumbus police continue homework help for school children
Columbus police are continuing a program where officers meet with local kids to help them with their homework and to
Read moreCRH donates supplies to help with virus outbreak in China
Columbus Regional Health made a donation worth about $25,000 to help efforts against the coronavirus spread in Wuhan, China. The
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