Clark County News

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.

"America's Most Wanted" has said it will be filming in Clark County late next week, according to local police.

Kaitlin Medcalf follows along with a song at 4-H minicamp Tuesday in Charlestown.

One week from today, several new statutes will go into effect in Indiana. None may be more eagerly anticipated than House Bill 1468, commonly known as the "puppy mill law." Animal lovers argue that the state has not done enough in the past to punish people who intentionally abuse or injure domestic animals.

Members of the Clark County 4-H program rounded up their bikes for the annual Bicycle Rodeo on Thursday evening at the 4-H Fairgrounds.

Photographs of attorney Larry Wilder passed out in a trash can likely were taken from a computer at the Jeffersonville Police Department, loaded onto a disk and taken out of the city building, said Jeffersonville Communications Director Larry Thomas.

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.

CHEERS ... to the city of Jeffersonville and its workers who organized the inaugural Smokin' on the River festival.

PHOTO 1: The 10 contestants for Miss Clark County 2009 model their evening gowns for the judges Thursday night in the Robinson Performing Arts Center at Providence High School.

Severe storms that passed through Southern Indiana on Thursday morning kept rescue crews busy, as lightning was blamed for at least two fires, fallen tree branches closed roads and flash floods left motorists stranded.

The Wednesday late-start schedule may be out this fall, but changing up the start and end times for students is definitely a go for Greater Clark County Schools.

A consistent effort to get a traffic light and turn lanes installed on Ind. 62 and Salem-Noble Road may finally be paying off.

It's like a dream come true. OK, more like a school project come true, but still, pretty cool nonetheless.

Elsie Day hopes for busy days at work. Day - who has worked as a school cafeteria employee for about seven years - spends her summers serving free lunch as part of the Summer Food Service Program for Children at Wilson Elementary School in Jeffersonville.

Construction projects are moving along at River Ridge Commerce Center. The River Ridge Board of Directors approved several initiatives to continue improvements of the land that used to house the Indiana Army Ammunition Plant.

A Jeffersonville teenager was sentenced Thursday to 40 years in prison for raping a girl on the grounds of Parkwood Elementary School in Clarksville.

Clark County Circuit Court Judge Dan Moore, along with Clark County, has been named in a lawsuit by two former court employees.

The second annual Parade of Homes in Southern Indiana - a showcase for builders, home suppliers and those associated with the construction of new homes - begins today and runs through June 21.

The Indiana Court of Appeals has reversed a decision by Clark County Superior Court No.

A 33-year-old fugitive from Florida was arrested in Jeffersonville after an alleged knife fight with his live-in girlfriend.