Month: September 2026

FRANKFORT, Ind. — Frankfort Mayor Judy Sheets marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks Friday with a recollection of that day, then updated residents on the city’s economic growth, housing developments, a […]

FRANKFORT/DELPHI, Ind. — Sept. 11, 2026 — Twenty nonprofit organizations across Clinton, Carroll and Howard Counties are sharing in $3 million of new grant funding after a nine-month process that Community Foundation leaders called one […]

A statewide Silver Alert issued for 16-year-old Anna Knowles of Charlestown, Indiana, has been canceled. 

Twenty-five years have passed since September 11, 2001, an iconic day that changed our nation and the world. My mother, who will celebrate her 99th birthday in November, remembers how she first heard about another […]

The IU Health Department of Public Safety is investigating the disappearance of Gary Roberts II, a 53 year old White male, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 173 pounds, Gray hair with Brown eyes, last seen […]

The Danville Police Department is investigating the disappearance of Avery Fernandez, a 14 year old white female, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 200 pounds, brown hair with brown eyes, last seen wearing a gray pull […]

A Michigan man was arrested following a pursuit involving a stolen pickup truck that traveled through Miami, Fulton, and Marshall counties. On 9/10/2026, an Indiana State Police trooper assigned to the Peru Post heard a […]

DELPHI, IN — Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Calin Smith says the biggest misconception about the chamber isn’t what it does — it’s how much it does. “It’s not that question, it’s kind […]

The Tipton County Pork Festival will return this week with three days of food, entertainment, contests, parades and family activities. The festival opens Thursday, September 10, with the festival grounds opening at 11 a.m. The […]

Wesley Manor Retirement Center will host the final concert of its Summer Concert Series this Friday. Jazz Torino will take the stage on the Event Center Lawn at 2 p.m. for the final performance of […]

Clinton County Assessor Jada Ray has been named the West Central District Assessor of the Year. The recognition is especially meaningful because it was selected by Ray’s fellow assessors. Assessors within each district vote for […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces an access closure that will impact County Road 50 N. at State Road 32 near Lebanon. Beginning on or after Monday, September 14, INDOT contractors will close off access to and […]

On October 4th, financial aid experts will be available at 35 sites across Indiana to offer Hoosier families FREE, in‑person assistance completing the FAFSA. For more than 37 years, College Goal Sunday has helped students […]

Greater Lafayette Commerce’s annual Business Expo will return to the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds on Wednesday, September 16, featuring 110 regional businesses and organizations, food trucks, giveaways and breakout sessions. The Expo will run from 10 […]

Aspiring journalists and early-career professionals have an opportunity to apply for scholarships and fellowships through the RTDNA Foundation. The foundation is currently accepting applications for 13 scholarships and three fellowships designed to support outstanding journalism […]

Old National Bank and the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (EVSC) today announced the launch of Indiana’s first banking youth apprenticeship program, an innovative workforce development initiative that offers high school students paid, hands-on banking experience […]

The Charlestown Police Department is investigating the disappearance of Anna Knowles, a 16 year old white female, 5 feet 6 inches tall, 159 pounds, blonde hair with blue eyes, last seen wearing a white hoodie […]

The Hendricks County prosecutor has reached a plea agreement with a former Indiana Department of Corrections employee who was charged with level 6 felonies for official misconduct, fraud, and conspiracy to commit theft in May […]