25th Annual Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Breakfast postponed due to virus numbers
COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The 25th Annual Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Breakfast that was set for Monday at The Commons has been postponed...
Hollingsworth says he won’t run for another term
WASHINGTON -- Rep. Trey Hollingsworth, R-Indiana, announced on his Facebook page that he will not seek re-election.
"You deserve a member of Congress totally and...
Holcomb paints rosy economic picture in State of the State address
INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb painted a rosy picture of the state’s accomplishments in his sixth State of the State address, and he...
Indiana lawmakers get pushback on partisan school board bill
INDIANAPOLIS -- School board members from across Indiana voiced opposition Tuesday to a Republican-backed proposal that would add political party identifications to what are...
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Indiana reach an all-time high
INDIANAPOLIS -- COVID-19 hospitalizations have hit an all-time high, according to the latest numbers reported Tuesday by the Indiana State Department of Health.
The health...
House approves bill repealing state permit for concealed carry
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Republicans pushed through the Indiana House on Tuesday a bill that would repeal the state’s permit requirement for carrying a handgun...
Best in class: Three honored with Reams Family Award for Excellence in Teaching
Three teachers have been named 2021 winners of the Reams Family Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Hit-and-run suspect cancels job interview
A suspect charged with the hit-and-run death of a Columbus teen last summer will not be leaving the state this week for a job interview.
City investigating racist flyers
A two-page flyer ranting about student indoctrination by socialists and left-wing ideology, cult activity by a yoga group and various complaints about Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. administrators and teachers has been turned over to Columbus police by school resource officers.
Chamber goes virtual with Third House
Third House will return this month in virtual format to allow local residents to directly ask questions about what legislators are considering at the Indiana Statehouse.
