ZIONSVILLE, Ind. –Witham Health Services is proud to announce the grand opening of its newest specialty practice, Cosmetic and Surgical Arts by Witham, a state-of-the-art destination for advanced cosmetic surgery and aesthetic treatments. Located at […]

GREATER LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Latino-owned businesses are among the fastest-growing segments of the American small-business economy. In Greater Lafayette, that growth is increasingly visible in storefronts, service companies and family-run enterprises across the region. The […]

FRANKFORT, Ind. — Superintendent Dr. Matt Rhoda said Wednesday that the Community Schools of Frankfort will press ahead this summer with major facility upgrades and continue to address state-level funding challenges impacting local schools. Rhoda […]

The Clinton County Indiana Special Olympics has announced that the upcoming Battle of the Badges benefit game scheduled for this weekend has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. Organizers shared the update on social media, […]

Washington, D.C. – Congressman Jim Baird (IN-04) introduced the Tech Diplomacy Training Act (H.R. 8212) to ensure all Foreign Service officers receive training on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) concepts prior to being stationed abroad. “Training in […]

Video below for the initial hearing for Sheriff and Ashley Kelly courtesy of Fox59/CBS4 Video begins at 33:04. 

A volatile weather pattern is expected to impact central Indiana beginning today and continuing through the weekend, with several opportunities for strong to severe thunderstorms. Storms Developing Today Forecasters warn that showers and thunderstorms will […]

Council Demands Change At Sheriff’s Office Clinton County Council members unanimously endorsed a forceful written statement Tuesday calling for Sheriff Rich Kelly and Jail Matron Ashley Kelly to resign and backed a companion resolution to […]

The Clinton County Merit Board meeting location has changed for its next meeting.   According to Merit Board President Mark Palmer, the Wednesday, April 15th Clinton County Sheriff Merit Board Meeting will take place in […]

The Hot Dog golfers faced a tough test Saturday at the challenging Coyote Crossing Golf Course during the Harrison Invitational Golf Tournament. Competing in a strong 20-team field, the team finished 18th overall. The course […]

Lafayette, IN — The Lafayette Symphony Orchestra (LSO) invites the community to an unforgettable evening of celebration at its annual gala, Run for the Roses, on Friday, May 1 at the Stables Event Center. This […]

Emerald Blankenship has been recognized in Heartland’s inaugural 20 Under 40 edition. Emerald’s leadership, talent, and commitment to strengthening communities across Howard, Clinton, and Carroll counties make a lasting impact through work with the Community […]

Sheriff and Ashley Kelly appeared in court for an initial hearing in Indianapolis today at 9:00 AM to face several charges of Fraud related to disability claims.  Some of the charges were level 5 felonies […]

Shelley Michelle Jamison, 60, passed away at Schneck Medical Center in Seymour, Indiana on Saturday, April 11, 2026. She was born in Lebanon, Indiana, on February 5, 1966, a daughter of the late Karen Sue […]

Versailles and Nashville were named Trail Towns by the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) in its inaugural year bestowing the honor. The designation recognizes places that have made exceptional commitments to developing, stewarding, and celebrating […]

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) is encouraging eligible Hoosiers to apply for free well water testing through the 2026 Groundwater Monitoring Network (GWMN). Although private well water is unregulated by both the IDEM […]

Tipton County – On April 8th, 2026, shortly after 10:00 p.m., Trooper Kegan Kern conducted a traffic stop on a 2013 Chevrolet Captiva on US 31 near Division Road. During the stop, Trooper Kern identified the […]

FRANKFORT – Long before global suppliers and modern assembly lines, Frankfort briefly had its very own automobile manufacturer – the Bour-Davis – turning out cars on West Kyger Street in 1917. The Bour-Davis story began […]

FRANKFORT — Heavy equipment has moved in at the corner of Jefferson and Washington Township’s former school site, where the long–vacant Jefferson Grade School is finally being torn down after decades of service and history […]

FRANKFORT – What began with a simple question — “why can’t we give it all away?” — has grown into a multi‑county nonprofit that now pairs free, hydroponically grown produce with cooking classes, counseling services […]

Frankfort Mayor Judy Sheets says the city’s newest fire engine is paid for in full, even as looming changes in state tax law and rising costs make long‑term budgeting more difficult for local governments. Speaking […]

Frankfort Fire Department Deputy Chief Josh Uitts used a recent appearance on WILO’s “Party Line” program to update residents on the city’s newest fire engine, construction of Station 4 and changing fire risks as spring […]