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Former drug court officer questions timing of firing
The firing of a drug court officer and the early release of an inmate have raised questions about Clark County Superior Court No.
The Kmart located along 10th Street in Jeffersonville confirmed on Thursday it will close its doors following the holiday season.
Indiana has again been denied its request for federal disaster assistance from the flooding that began on Aug.
Clark income tax goes up Dec. 1, but property tax bills to drop
Clark County residents will pay higher income taxes starting Dec. 1, although half the money will be used to reduce property taxes for homeowners and businesses.
JEFFERSONVILLE State health officials say a person from southern Indiana's Clark County has died of rabies.
Clark County Commissioners offer direction for department heads
The Clark County Commissioners are helping out the County Council by amending the employee policy handbook.
Water rates, quality questioned during hearing
Indiana American Water Co.'s request to raise rates by up to 38 percent was met with financial worries and pejorative comments about water quality Monday night.
Terry Lay sentenced in son's death
Terry Lay has been sentenced to 100 years in prison by a Clark County judge. Lay was accused in the beating death of his three-year-old son , Kaleb Lay, that happened last March 2008 in Evansville.
Man charged with child molesting in Clark County
A man charged with 11 counts of child molesting in Clark County was arrested in Terre Haute on Tuesday, according to media reports.
State: Clark County resident dies from rabies
State health officials say a person from Clark County has died of rabies. The state Department of Health announced the death Tuesday, saying it was the first human death from rabies in Indiana since 2006 and only the second since 1959.
Volunteers make visit by Vietnam wall replica memorable
The closing ceremonies for The Moving Wall ended with a 21-gun salute and two buglers playing taps.
Health Department expecting vaccines to roll in
Doctor's offices are filling up and cold and influenza remedies are flying off the shelves, but the county is still waiting on some of its H1N1 vaccines.
Private Donations to Superintendent's Salary an Issue in Indiana
Private donations are covering $18,000 of the $225,000 annual salary being paid to Stephen Daeschner, the superintendent of the Greater Clark County, Ind., schools.
Fire causes evacuation of Parkwood Elementary
A minor electrical fire this morning at Parkwood Elementary School in Clarksville caused an evacuation and students to be moved to an alternate site.
DODD: Picture this, Clark County
I took a trip by time traveling last week and thought I would share some of my local Clark County travel photos from 20 years in the future.
Greater Clark looks to trim teachers
Greater Clark County Schools is looking to reduce its teaching and assistant teaching staff by 45 positions next year.
No criminal charges in ambulance crash
It happened July 4th, in Clarksville Indiana near the Green Tree Mall. A Clark County EMS ambulance on an emergency call, slammed into a lincoln town car.
Clark County flooding beginning to recede
Much of the flooding in Clark County, Indiana has started to recede. Parts of U.S. 31 in Sellersburg had been impassible for drivers, with water about a foot deep.
A 25-year-old Sellersburg man will face charges as an adult for allegedly molesting children when he was a teenager, Clark County Superior Court No.
Tobacco prevention group expands efforts
Tobacco prevention efforts are moving forward in Southern Indiana. Programs designed at reducing tobacco related illness and two recent studies - linking the rate of heart attacks to smoking - are adding to the incentives for residents of Southern Indiana to cut out tobacco for good.
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