Richmond News

Mike Delucio & Sons will begin knocking down the former Richmond Gas Company building in the next few weeks.

A Richmond man was in critical condition Wednesday night at Reid Hospital after a two-car accident at North A and Ninth streets in Richmond.

The Hunger and Homelessness Rally planned for 1 p.m. today at the Richmond Municipal Building has been canceled because of the weather.

On Friday, area Head Start, preschool and kindergarten students will be learning about self-confidence and self-worth through a play put on by Richmond Civic Theatre's Stage One Showstoppers.

She's not yet as big a bookseller as Harry Potter, but Sarah Palin has her own form of magic, a new book already on best-seller lists even though it doesn't hit stores until today.

WINCHESTER, Ind. - Several Randolph County residents are facing drug charges after an overnight raid this weekend.

There's plenty bothersome about the Richmond Parks and Recreation Department's request for a $1.995 million bond for parks renovations.

The Richmond Police Department is investigating an armed robbery at a Village Pantry store on the city's south side.

Authorities arrested two men after a traffic stop on Interstate 70 on Friday afternoon after allegedly finding cocaine, marijuana, $30,000 in cash and two loaded handguns in the vehicle they were riding in.

The second annual Veterans Day parade steps off at 1 p.m. Saturday starting at 14th and East Main streets in Richmond.

The Richmond Board of Public Works and Safety will accept bids today to tear down the former Richmond Gas Co.

Dislocated workers, health care professionals and elected officials are invited to learn about a pilot program that will introduce dislocated workers to local career opportunities in long-term care.

RICHMOND, Ind. - Robert G. "Bob" Faucett, age 79, of Richmond, died Sunday, Nov.

A woman was stabbed in the face and another arrested early Saturday morning. Police responded to the report of a stabbing at an apartment at 729 Monroe St.

Lock your mopeds and keep a close eye on them. Hide them or cover them with a tarp.

The trial of a former Richmond city worker has been moved to 2010. Julie Smitson will be tried in Wayne Circuit Court beginning Jan.

A Florida sheriff's department is grateful for the arrest by a Richmond police officer of a 39-year-old man who is accused of luring underage girls into having sex with him.

Police have arrested a graffiti vandal who they say has wreaked $100,000 in damage on businesses and other property across the city.

A Connersville man faces four felony charges after he was arrested following the report of a burglary early Sunday at an east-side restaurant.

A fitness center that has been at the former Sanyo plant on the city's northwest side since October 1999 has become "a casualty of the recession." Owner Larry Habschmidt said Wednesday that Hard Bodies at 1751 Sheridan St.