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Start-ups in the Columbus and Bloomington area are invited to apply for a seven-week accelerator taking place this fall.

Columbus Regional Health employees are reporting more instances of violence directed at them by patients and visitors than in previous years in what officials say reflects national trends and efforts by the hospital to encourage staff to report incidents.

The 2023 Senior Expo at Mill Race Center attracted hundreds on Friday, who turned out to explore a variety of services available for older adults in the Columbus community.

The Bartholomew County Public Library is implementing a new policy on appropriate behavior for patrons.

HOPE - Traffic coming into Hope from both the north and the south will soon be under surveillance by state-of-the-art crime prevention cameras.

The Bartholomew County Election Board has decided to grant a challenge to the candidacy of Republican Joseph Jay Foyst for Columbus City Council District 6, meaning he is off the ballot for now. However, GOP officials indicated that there may be a way to get him back in the race.

A multi-disciplinary group reviewing local overdose deaths and suicides has started making its first recommendations that its members hope will help prevent future deaths.

City officials are giving the new owners of a property with severe code issues about half a year to make repairs.

CSA New Tech teacher Veronica Buckler is one of 10 finalists for the 2024 Indiana Teacher of the Year.

EDINBURGH — Edinburgh town officials plan to submit an application for grant funding that would make a new comprehensive plan possible.