Sellersburg News

Six times during an armed robbery trial last December, defense attorney Frank Jewell asked Louisville Metro Police Det.

Rain, sleet, freezing rain, ice, snow, Clark and Floyd counties got the variety pack throughout the day, making the afternoon commute very dangerous.

With winter weather on the way to Kentuckiana this weekend, cities and people are preparing for it.

The bi-annual Leadership Southern Indiana Breakfast Series drew more than 100 people to Sellersburg Thursday to enjoy breakfast with a side of business.

The opening of Indiana's first liquefied natural gas refueling station has officials touting the use of the alternative fuel.

Jeffersonville will soon begin notifying the first of 2,575 deliquent sewer customers that they could have their water shut off if they don't pay sewer bills that are at least $100 and 90 days overdue.

Small Business Saturday showed off what local businesses have to offer in the gift-giving arena.

For two months, they listened as scores of witnesses talked through the evidence, sorted out motives and offered their opinions on whether former Indiana State Trooper David Camm killed his wife and two children in cold blood.

FRIDAY Christmas in the Country MORE INFORMATION: Christmas in the Country Craft Bazaar WHERE: Floyds Knobs Community Club, 4032 Weber Lane, Floyds Knobs WHEN: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. COST/MEMBERSHIP: Admission free, items priced to sell Light Up Charlestown MORE INFORMATION: Light Up Charlestown is the kick-off to the winter holiday season, including the ... (more)

Another blood drive will be held in Dylan's name from 2 to 7 p.m. Jan. 21. It also will be held at Nelson's Garage, 204 W. Court Ave., Jeffersonville.

The quality of Daniel Stoner's life may have been jeopardized following a string of medical setbacks, but the friends and family of the former New Washington Volunteer Fire Department Chief never doubted the quality of man he is.

SPEED, Ind. Emergency officials are on the scene of an apparent explosion at Essroc Materials on Highway 31 in Speed, Indiana.

Hurling a frozen turkey breast, sweeping pumpkins across the floor with a broom, and waddling like a turkey with a balloon between their legs was how some children spent their Saturday as they competed in the annual Gobbler Games in Clarksville.

Rita Hudson Shourds had just taken over the reins as chancellor at Ivy Tech Community College Southern Indiana.

Leaders of a recovery group formed after last year's deadly wave of tornadoes in southern Indiana say nearly 13,000 people volunteered their time to help residents rebuild.

Three months after being relocated from Interstate 65 underpasses in Jeffersonville for the Ohio River Bridges Project, a group of homeless people are learning they'll have to pick up camp and move from a nearby wooded area in Clarksville.

First Savings Financial Group, Inc. , the holding company for First Savings Bank, F.S.B., today announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.10 per common share.

Floyds Knobs Water Co. is seeking a 30 percent, across-the-board rate increase to pay for a new water tank and other improvements totaling $4.7 million.

The amber-lighted sign above the new fueling station off Interstate 65 in Southern Indiana practically screams "$2.59 a gallon."

What disciplinary action the Jeffersonville Police Department will take against one of its officers recently arrested on drug charges will be decided by a retired Clark County judge and not the city's five-person police merit commission.