Sullivan County News

A Hymera teenager died in a single-vehicle accident early Saturday south of Farmersburg in Sullivan County.

A paralyzed man who was trapped when his car drove off an upstate New York road and plummeted down an embankment is alive to tell the tale.

Indiana appears to be an island of sanity sometimes when I read about events in other states.

Wabash Valley Correctional Facility in Carlisle has a new superintendent, who has close, long-standing ties to Greene County.

Sullivan will be the site of a debate next month that features three Republicans looking to challenge two-term incumbent Indiana Democrat U.S. Senator Evan Bayh in the 2010 General Election.

The mine developer asked Greene County Council members Monday for a designation that would help them get a property tax abatement at a future meeting.

Sullivan County Prosecutor Robert Hunley says the criminal case against a former pastor and his sons, accused of duping investors out of millions, is proceeding through the discovery process, and he hopes trial dates for the four men will be set in December.

Sullivan County police arrested a 55-year-old man on charges of child solicitation.

A judge has ruled that the criminal cases against a former pastor and his sons charged with bilking church members nationwide out of millions of dollars will be split up among three southwestern Indiana counties.

A southwestern Indiana man was arrested Monday morning after he claimed in an Internet conversation that he was secretly recording his nude 15-year-old niece, police said.

The men accused in a southern Indiana Ponzi scheme learn where their case will be tried.

While many students in the Wabash Valley enjoyed the Columbus Day holiday off, others traded books and pencils for rafts and oars.

Much has changed in the mortal realm since Dorothy and Scarecrow first crossed a silver screen 70 years ago.

Indiana Department of Correction Commissioner Edwin Buss has honored Superintendent Bruce Lemmon with the prestigious Distinguished Service Award.

American Beverage Center in Shelburn, Indiana was robbed around 9:00 that night.

Due to an ongoing investigation, few details have been released on a tragic accident involving two vehicles that claimed the lives of two people last Friday evening in western Greene County.

Gayle Marlene Scott, 60, of Linton, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009 at her residence.

The Greene County Sheriff's Department is still working on a news release from a serious Friday night wreck at the intersection of State Road 54 and County Road 1500W -- near the Sullivan County line that claimed two lives and injured five.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced that State Road 159 will be closing for a few days in eastern Sullivan County for repairs.

A free software upgrade ties in hazardous material information throughout Sullivan County with dispatcher and emergency mapping software.