Jeffersonville News

The smoke has cleared. The riverfront has been cleaned. The cooks have left town.

A 22-year-old from Louisville is accused of intentionally setting his ex-girlfriend's vehicle on fire after he saw her with another man.

An admission agreement involving a 15-year-old accused of kicking a man who was shot after a road-rage incident has been finalized, according to the victim in the case.

Jeffersonville's Plan Commission approved a development plan for a new Michel Tire store on 10th Street Tuesday night.

The Jeffersonville Board of Public Works and Safety has approved closure of Riverside Drive, from Pearl Street to Spring Street, on the following dates for events at RiverStage: * SATURDAY - 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. for the movie "Mamma Mia" * JULY 4 - 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. for the Louisville Orchestra * JULY 11 - 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. for the Louisville ...

Larry Wilder, the attorney who was found by police sleeping in his neighbor's garbage can last week after a night of drinking, has resigned as the Jeffersonville City Council attorney.

Friday was the last day for Jeffersonville residents who received notices about late sewer bills to respond.

Part of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge will soon receive a fresh coat of paint.

Enduring 90-degree heat, more than 150 bikers participated Saturday in a 50-mile ride to benefit Jeffersonville police officers Keith Broady and Dan Lawhorn, who were wounded in the line of duty in February.

If you're looking for something to do tonight, can stand the heat, and enjoy history and architecture, you might be interested in taking a walking tour of downtown Jeffersonville, Indiana.

The company that operated Jeffersonville's sewage system was removed from the job 17 months before its contract was to end because Mayor Tom Galligan wanted 'to get rid of' the firm, its lawyer said in court Tuesday.

An Indiana lawyer who was found asleep headfirst in a neighbor's trash can after a night of drinking has resigned as the Jeffersonville City Council's attorney.

For Immediate Release Contact: Linda Hughes, 553-8911 "Paws" Event Benefits Animal Protection Association in Jeffersonville Jeffersonville, Ind.

The Census Bureau's national processing center is preparing for the 2010 census by kicking off the first stage of its large scale hiring effort.

The mayor of Jeffersonville is saying sorry. He is apologizing for the actions of at least one police officer.

A Louisville man has reached a plea agreement for involvement in a 2007 shooting on Culbertson Avenue in New Albany.

In Indiana: Jeffersonville attorney Larry Wilder found asleep in trash can . Jeffersonville attorney Larry Wilder was found asleep by police in his neighbor's overturned city garbage can Wednesday morning, after neighbors called police when they woke to find their trash strewn on the ground and a man inside the receptacle.

Thursday, June 18, 2009 Ind. Courts - "Jeffersonville attorney Larry Wilder found asleep in trash can" David A. Mann reports this afternoon in the Jeffersonville News & Tribune in a lengthy story - here are some quotes: Jeffersonville attorney Larry Wilder was found asleep by police in his neighbor's overturned city garbage can Wednesday morning, ...

The images were disturbing, the music vulgar and the stories shocking. Phil Chalmers, author of "Inside the Mind of a Teen Killer," shared his insight with parents, teachers and law enforcement officers about what makes a teenager become a murderer and how to prevent it from happening in Southern Indiana.

Charlene Caufield's husband of 40 years, Michael, was cleaning up ice-storm debris in the couple's yard last February when he began feeling a terrible pressure building in his chest.