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Bartholomew County Democratic Party Chair Ross Thomas has filed a brief with the Indiana Court of Appeals in a lawsuit challenging the candidacy of Republican Joseph “Jay” Foyst, who was elected to the Columbus City Council in November amid a legal fight over his eligibility.

Forget the passing action in the sky.

Former Bartholomew County Prosecutor Bill Nash’s law license will be suspended for 30 days, the Indiana Supreme Court has ruled in resolving his attorney discipline case. Nash’s suspension from the practice of law is related to his guilty plea last year to criminal charges arising from a dispute with a neighbor.

HOPE - Six months ago, the Hope Town Council first heard about this week’s total eclipse of the sun.

Most of Columbus and Bartholomew County will be focused on the solar eclipse today, and residents should be prepared to find some regular services and schedules changed for this cosmic event.

INDIANAPOLIS — A federal judge has pushed back the sentencing date for a Seymour woman who has agreed to plead guilty to charges related to an alleged conspiracy to transport drugs from the U.S.-Mexico border and distribute them in Bartholomew County and elsewhere.

The Columbus Utility Service board has reviewed its 2024 master plan, which detailed the necessity of millions of dollars in improvements to CCU infrastructure over the next two decades.

INDIANAPOLIS — A Marion County judge has set hearing dates in a proposed class-action lawsuit against Columbus Regional Health over alleged data privacy violations.

The Commons Board has voted unanimously to approve structural changes to the tenant space formerly occupied by Bucceto’s for a new Upland Brewing Company pizza restaurant.

Seven Republicans are seeking their party’s nomination in the May 7 primary for Indiana’s Sixth Congressional District.