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COLUMBUS, Ind. -- For more than 30 years, local officials have been trying to find a way to upgrade sewer, water and electrical service...

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An Indiana legislative committee has turned aside a proposal that aimed to tighten the state law on the increasingly popular practice...

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Former U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized the Biden administration over its handling of North Korea, at an event...

COLUMBUS, Ind. -- Heritage Fund announces high school seniors Matthew Liu and Andrei Minut as the winners of the 2022 Brown Music Competition hosted...

COLUMBUS, Ind. -- A Bartholomew County Sheriff's deputy arrested three men after being sent to an "impaired driver" call after all three appeared to...

“There is great personal achievement in the kindness and love you’ve shown for others. Our community’s a better place. Our kids are better off because of you, and you made teachers better. But most of all, you’re the best friend ever. And to have you come into our lives and to be a part of it and to share so much of your time and talents, what a blessing you’ve been. And we thank you for it.”

Local residents will soon have a chance to hear state lawmakers discuss their stances on issues and legislation surrounding education.

An idea that grew out of Jim Gillespie’s heart for the less fortunate has become a lovey-dovey staple this time of year.

Ivy Tech’s State Board of Trustees are extending the college’s Ivy+Textbooks program, with the college continuing to cover the cost of required textbooks for all eligible students in the 2022-2023 academic year.

Columbus East Alumni Association is doing a database drive in advance of its 50th birthday this year.