The following is a press release from Community Health Network. As a preventative measure to protect our patients, caregivers and visitors, Community Health Network will screen all visitors and ...Read more
The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) has updated its new COVID-19 online dashboard to reflect four additional presumptive positive cases. The patients reside in Howard and Johnson counties ...Read more
Two people died in a crash in the early hours of Wednesday in Grant County. Indiana State Police Sgt. Tony Slocum said two vehicles were involved in a crash on Ind. 26, near S. 562 East sometime ...Read more
As a precautionary measure, MGH will be restricting access at its main campus beginning today. All patients and visitors arriving will be welcomed at the 1st floor Main Entrance during the hours of ...Read more
The following is an ISP press release The Indiana State Police will be joining forces this week with Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia State Police agencies, for what is ...Read more
The City of Marion received more than $300,000 in funding to rehabilitate 23 homes. The grants help those with low-to-moderate income fix faulty furnaces, leaking roofs, unsafe electrical wiring ...Read more
A former Oak Hill employee faces felony charges after having made around $40,000 in unauthorized purchases. Marion resident Kayla Nestleroad, 28, faces one felony count of corrupt business ...Read more
A 20-year-old cold case in Indianapolis has been solved. William Swain has been charged for the 2000 murder of Arthur McPhaul. Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears said Swain was named a suspect in ...Read more
A Huntington County pastor was arrested and is being accused of swindling money from a woman. Scott E. Nedberg, 68, a pastor at Warren United Church of Christ in Warren, told a woman he could have ...Read more
Indiana University will be temporarily suspending classroom teaching for two weeks after their spring break because of the coronavirus. IU will be teaching students remotely during those two weeks ...Read more
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