The reenactment of the French military parlaying to the Eastern Woodland Indians still moves Bob Auth, even after seeing it 18 times.

A month after being hired by the Anderson Police Department, a former Alexandria school resource police officer was placed on paid administrative leave while the Indiana State Police investigated allegations of child molestation.

As the Vigo County School Corp. looks at continued enrollment loss, with some schools at just 50 percent capacity, both redistricting and school closings are options that are on the table, Superintendent Rob Haworth said Tuesday.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A future demographic study, facility study and referendum may clear the way for three new school buildings for Greater Clark County Schools.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A major auction is set to take place at the former Jeffboat property this week.

While an acting student at Indiana University, Derek Reckley had an epiphany.

Cass County Superior Court Judge Richard Maughmer died late Monday in what appears to be an accident during automobile repairs.

GEORGETOWN — Floyd County leaders gathered Tuesday to break ground on a project that's sure to change the face of Georgetown.

INDIANAPOLIS — A Clark County judge who has been suspended since he was criminally charged in June has requested reinstatement to the bench.

“Rainbow of Life” and “Saving Grace” gave Sharon Henson the reason to get out of an abusive relationship, overcome depression and rebuild her life.

Indiana University Kokomo unveiled a special historical marker at the Seiberling Mansion Monday, in honor of Indiana University’s bicentennial and IU Kokomo’s 75th anniversary.

After providing an hour-long glimpse into a pioneering career in serial homicide investigation, author and retired FBI agent John Douglas had some simple advice Monday night for the nearly capacity crowd at Tilson Auditorium, many of them Indiana State students.