Jeffersonville News

If you've noticed the progress on the Louisville side of the Big Four Bridge, don't get too excited, yet.

The man accused of sexually assaulting a fellow resident at a Jeffersonville nursing home has died in what's being called an accident behind bars.

Authorities say an inmate diagnosed with major depression and schizophrenia died after falling from his wheelchair and hitting his head on the floor at a southern Indiana jail.

A tragic scene in Montgomery County as a man is killed while cutting down a tree.

The next Louisville Forum luncheon will be dedicated to providing a status report on the Ohio River Bridges Project.

A fire in Montgomery County destroyed a barn full of equipment Thursday. It happened around 2 a.m. at Broken Turtle Farm on Science Ridge Road just outside Jeffersonville.

Rev. Joey N. Welsh: Reprint Bridges, modjeskas, Louisville ANOTHER ANGLE: the occasional musings of a Kentucky pastor.

AARP Tax Aide Program needs volunteers to prepare income tax returns, provide computer support or assist by greeting taxpayers.

Walkers and bikers are a step closer toward being able to enjoy a stroll or ride across the Ohio River.

Court Appointed Special Advocate - The Voice of Clark County's Children, 1807 E. Eighth St., Jeffersonville, needs volunteers to be advocates for abused and neglected children involved in the court system.

What started as a call for more federal aid has landed Jeffersonville Mayor Tom Galligan in the hot seat.

Traffic was only mildly affected Thursday as crews from both the Indiana Department of Transportation and the Kentucky Department of Transportation conducted routine annual inspections of the Kennedy and Sherman Minton Bridges.

Southern Indiana Asset Building Coalition provides financial education and free tax preparation for low-income individuals.

The trial of a former nursing home patient who was charged with sexual battery in March after he was found in the bed of a woman with cerebral palsy has been postponed because of a change in his competency status.

For two years, Louisville officials have been working to recruit a New York-based youth baseball business viewed as a major economic development prize.

Dan Griffin said he quit smoking a decade ago, but came to the pipe-smoking contest at the Gaslight Festival to compete anyway.

Rose Stanley was determined several years ago not to let chronic heart problems keep her from enjoying life.

A Montgomery County man is charged with stealing a truck from a Morehead bakery and allegedly going on a mini-crime spree.

One person died and four were injured in a crash in Montgomery County Sunday afternoon.

"It was a real bad wreck," said Roy Estep. Estep lives just around the bend from where his step-son - Rocky Smith - and Rocky's wife Christine were involved in a car crash Sunday afternoon.