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The city of Columbus has cleared a developer to start work on a new residential subdivision that drew some criticism from neighbors during a previous rezoning request.

The developer on The Taylor apartment complex and urban grocer is proposing another downtown mixed-use development that would call for an approximately $5 million subsidy from the Columbus Redevelopment Commission.

Rep. Greg Pence, R-Indiana, voted in favor of a debt ceiling and budget cuts package late Wednesday to avert a default that would shake the global economy.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) has issued an Air Quality Action Day (AQAD) today and is forecasting high ozone levels in the following regions:

• Central Indiana – Marion, Bartholomew, Boone, Delaware, Hamilton, Hendricks, Howard, Madison, Monroe, Shelby
• East Central Indiana – Wayne, Randolph, Fayette

A 20-year-old woman from Madison was killed Wednesday morning in a vehicle crash that injured three others, according to the Bartholomew County Coroner’s Office. Investigators said it appeared the vehicle failed to yield at a county road intersection and was struck in the passenger side by an oncoming SUV.

For all of Kimberly Free’s flowing artistic giftedness, she draws and paints perhaps the most detailed picture of severe mental illness and chronic pain. Plus, she frames that talk of major depressive disorder and fibromyalgia with a forthrightness that is both disarming and enlightening.

SEYMOUR — Rep. Jim Lucas, who represents Indiana’s District 69, was arrested early Wednesday morning by the Indiana State Police on multiple preliminary charges after a property-damage accident involving his vehicle near Seymour.

Columbus Municipal Airport is just a few days away from a day full of activities aimed at promoting the opportunities and excitement offered by the field of aviation.

Two suspects in the drive-by shooting in Lincoln Park have been formally charged in Bartholomew Superior Court 1.

The city of Columbus has granted a request from Exhibit Columbus organizers to restrict parking for about four months near one of the installation sites.