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No one was injured after a crash into the SIHO building in downtown Columbus this morning. According to the Columbus

Two locally made products are in the semi final round of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s third annual Coolest Thing

Thrive Alliance is receiving $1.2 million in state tax credits to build an affordable apartment complex in Terre Haute, its

Government offices will be closed on Thursday due to the Thanksgiving holiday. In Columbus, there will be no city trash,

A Columbus panel has signed off on a plan to improve the downtown riverfront at a cost of just over

Legal Aid is hosting a free walk-in legal clinic in Jennings County tomorrow. If you take part you will have

Bartholomew County is extending its burn ban for another week. The Bartholomew County Commissioners made the decision this morning to

Columbus Mayor-Elect Mary Ferdon has named her successor as the city’s executive director of administration, choosing Eric Frey, currently executive

A fire at a homeless camp near downtown Columbus generated a large amount of smoke Sunday but no one was

Jackson County legislators say that most of their work is bipartisan with little disagreement across the aisle. But the remaining