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Bartholomew Consolidated Schools will be sticking with a hybrid model of instruction for secondary school students through at least the

Bartholomew and Decatur counties remain in the orange advisory level on the Indiana State Department of Health’s color-coded map of

Applications are open today for the Allied Health Scholarship and the Amanda M. Dick Honorary Scholarship through the Schneck Foundation.

A Columbus man was arrested on drunk driving charges after testing at more than twice the legal alcohol limit early

Jennings County deputies say that they have solved another home burglary, tied to an arrest made earlier in the month.

Columbus Police Chief Mike Richardson recently presented five Columbus officers with letters of commendation after an incident last summer with

Donald Trump is the first president in history to be impeached twice by the U.S. House. The final vote was

More people in Indiana can now get the coronavirus vaccine. The state Department of Health yesterday said anyone who is

A restaurant tenant in the Columbus city-owned Commons is calling it quits. Stan Gamso, attorney for the Columbus Redevelopment Commission,

Columbus community groups are planning a full day of activities on Monday to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King