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Contamination on the Rise in County Recycling: Residents Asked to Help
“We need everyone to step up again and make sure they are being careful with what they put in their recycling,” says Carla Striegel-Winner
TRAFFIC ALERT: Median U-Turn Project Under Way at Intersection of U.S. 231 and SR 70
Depending upon weather conditions, work is expected to be completed by early to mid-September.
Billy Joel's Indiana Concert Postponed Again, Fans Now Have to Wait Until at Least 2022
He'll now perform June 25, 2022.
Indiana Republicans Scale Back Bill Adding Absentee-Ballot Requirements For Future Elections
The committee also unanimously dropped a provision requiring your Social Security or driver's license number on your absentee ballot.
SCAM ALERT: Local Resident Targeted by Phone Scammer Claiming to be From Medicare
A local woman has reportedly been targeted by a new phone scam going around.
Just Two New COVID Cases Reported in Dubois County Sunday, Statewide Numbers Also Released
Our seven-day positivity rate is 2.9%. We are under a CODE YELLOW Advisory Level.
Indiana Republicans Unveil Budget With More Money Allocated to Schools, Less Overall Spending
Senate Republicans have unveiled their version of a new state budget
Indiana State Trooper Arrested on Sexual Battery Charges
He also provided false information to investigators, so he's facing charges for that as well.
Lake Rudolph Campground & RV Resort Job Fair Scheduled for Saturday, April 17
All applicants are welcome. College students, high school students, retirees, and others are encouraged to apply.
Governor Plans to End Indiana's Mask Mandate This Week, But Encourages You to Wear Them Voluntarily
Holcomb acknowledges there's been an uptick in cases, but says that's not the only number he's watching.
Man Who Was Killed in Attack on U.S. Capitol Police Officers Was From Indiana, Motive Still Unclear
25-year-old Noah Green was the driver of the car that ran into two officers
Indiana Reported No New COVID-19 Deaths Sunday For the First Time in Months
So far, nearly 3.3-million people in Indiana have been tested for coronavirus.
Area Man Arrested on Burglary Charges, Police Recover Some of the Stolen Items
Police recovered some of the stolen items during Abner’s arrest.