Month: March 2026

Aspiring public safety professionals have a unique opportunity to connect with local law enforcement and justice organizations at the Criminal Justice Career Fair hosted by the Boone County Indiana Sheriff’s Office under Sheriff Tony Harris. […]

The Rossville Consolidated School District Board of Education addressed personnel changes, policy updates, and several operational matters during its regular meeting held on March 3 at 7:00 p.m. During the meeting, board members approved minutes, […]

Clinton County voters heard sharply contrasting visions for law enforcement, the courts and state policy Tuesday night as a bipartisan local candidate forum filled the Skanta Theatre at the Frankfort Community Public Library ahead of […]

FRANKFORT — Clinton County commissioners approved an official detour plan tied to an upcoming U.S. 421 bridge replacement, accepted three fairgrounds building-naming bids, and adopted an amended public-private agreement for the ongoing courthouse project during […]

An Indianapolis man will remain incarcerated after Attorney General Todd Rokita’s appeals team successfully argued to uphold his conviction and life-without-parole sentence in a horrific domestic murder case. In a unanimous decision, the Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the murder conviction and life […]

Thursday, February 26, 2026, a Michigan man was arrested after leading Indiana State Police Troopers and Miami County Deputies on a pursuit in Miami County. Just before 2:00 p.m., Miami Central Dispatch advised of a […]

The Thorntown Heritage Museum and Sugar Creek Historical Society are hosting a fundraiser dinner May 2, 2026 celebrating Thorntown history. This dinner will help to raise additional funds to repair and renovate the Gillan Barn, […]

The Howard County Sheriff’s Office Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team would like to formally extend its sincere appreciation to the Jake Laird Memorial Fund for their generous donation of critical tactical equipment. Through their […]

An Indiana school district has agreed to pay $650,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a former music teacher who said he was forced to resign after declining to refer to students using names and […]

The Frankfort Community Public Library is rolling into March with a packed slate of free and low‑cost programs ranging from a Spider‑Man movie night to genealogy workshops, a dark‑pop concert and a women’s expo. Arts […]

The Indiana National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP®) state tournament will be held March 21 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis. This is the 20th tournament held by the program since the first in […]

Beth Frazier, the Region 4 Representative for the Indiana School Resource Officers Association (INSROA), is calling on schools across Indiana to recognize the outstanding efforts of their School Resource Officers (SROs) and safety leaders. Each […]

The Indiana Medical Licensing Board has summarily suspended, effective immediately, the medical license of Dr. A. Michael Guirguis for 90 days after Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office petitioned for the emergency action, citing allegations that the former southern […]

Congratulations to Olivia James for her outstanding performance at the ISSMA State Solo & Ensemble Contest, where she earned a prestigious Gold rating. Olivia performed her solo at the state level after successfully qualifying at […]

Community Schools of Frankfort is preparing for its annual PreK & Kindergarten Round-Up, scheduled for March 18, and families are encouraged to begin the enrollment process. Parents and guardians with children eligible for PreK or […]