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2 Jennings Co. residents arrested after high-speed pursuit
Two Jennings County residents were arrested after an attempted traffic stop late Sunday led to a high-speed chase through Jennings and Ripley counties.
Second charge added in meth case
The Jennings County prosecutor has filed a second Class B felony charge against a Jennings County man being held in connection with a methamphetamine lab explosion that left one dead.
Ind. Gov't. - 'Indiana's bloated voter registration rolls,...
Ind. Gov't. - "Indiana's bloated voter registration rolls, which officials say make elections more susceptible to fraud, will soon come under more scrutiny by the state" That is the start of Maureen Hayden's long story today in the New Albany News & Tribune .
Murder charge dropped in meth-related death
Authorities dropped a murder charge against a Jennings County man held in connection with a methamphetamine lab explosion that left one dead.
Lab fire murder charge dropped
Authorities dropped a murder charge against a Jennings County man held in connection with a methamphetamine lab explosion that left one dead.
Police: Man dies after meth lab explosion, another facing murder
BUTLERVILLE, Ind. Jennings County Sheriff's Officers have arrested a man after they say a meth lab fire caused the death of another.
Jennings Sunday: Great U.S. 50 Yard Sale to begin
The 14th version of a yard sale that started in Jennings county and now stretches more than 3,000 miles coast to coast is this coming weekend.
Thefts lead police to Jennings County
A recent investigation into the burglaries and thefts reported at police training centers in Hancock and Shelby counties have led police to Jennings County.
No appeal filed; Marshall begins jail sentence
Michael R. Marshall, the former state representative from North Vernon who pleaded guilty last week to three counts of voter fraud, arrived Wednesday morning at the Jennings County Jail to begin his 18-month sentence for three felony convictions of voter fraud.
New Albany girls nip Owls, Olympians for 2nd place
Floyd Central was a heavy favorite going into Tuesday's Hoosier Hills Conference girls track and field meet, but all signs pointed to a close battle for second place.
Before Indiana GOP officials bluster on too long about how dirty the Indiana Democratic Party's kettle is when it comes to election fraud, they should keep in mind their own record.
Officials huddle to protect camp from future cuts
Local elected officials and military leaders plan to fight to protect Camp Atterbury when the military starts cutting bases nationwide over the next few years.
ISTEP+ test gets failing grade
Jennings County Middle School administrators were eager for the students to take this year's ISTEP+ test to show their knowledge and how much the school has improved.
Jennings Sunday: Jail time in voter fraud
Despite their ideological differences, the chairs of Jennings County's two main political parties shared the belief that North Vernon resident Mike Marshall would not have to spend time behind bars for pleading guilty to three counts of felony voter fraud.
SPORTS: Jennings Sunday: Senior tennis player's motivation to succeed boosts Jennings County
JENNINGS County's No. 1 singles tennis player, senior Tori Crick, has been on a mission this season to improve her game and capture a sectional title.
Jennings County Farmers Market begins 16th year
An eager customer rushed in for lettuce and onions hours after this year's Jennings County Farmers Market opened for the first time on April 27.
SPORTS: Varsity golf newcomers give boost to Bull Dogs, Olympians
Nick Waskom of Columbus North hits out of a sand trap on hole two Tuesday, April 2, 2013, at Harrison Lakes Country Club.
Former Jennings County state representative gets 18-month sentence in voter fraud case
A former state representative and longtime Jennings County Democratic Party worker received an 18-month sentence Tuesday morning after pleading guilty to three counts of voter fraud.
SPORTS: Panthers taken down by Owls 4-1
She has played varsity No. 2 doubles with two different teammates, and she even dropped down and played in junior varsity a time or two.
Smith fighting for land division
State Rep. Milo Smith, R-Columbus, will have his 2-year-old dispute with the Columbus Board of Zoning Appeals heard Tuesday by a Jennings County judge.