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Aprile Rickert/LPMThe owner of the former Colgate-Palmolive property in south Clarksville has asked for mediation in the now federal case involving the town’s attempts to take the property and its iconic clock by eminent domain. In court filings, the owner said they are still working to redevelop the property, including revitalizing space for an Aloft Hotel. -
Hoosiers started playing the lottery in greater numbers during the pandemic, leading to a 25% increase in revenues in a single year.
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Lawmakers set out this year to rein in health care industry practices that contribute to the soaring costs in Indiana. -
Gov. Eric Holcomb is still unwilling to say who he’s endorsing in the race to replace him.
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The New Albany City Council has given the green light to help fund rehabilitation of the historic Elsby building into a boutique hotel.
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Joshua Dale Kepley was found dead in his cell Thursday morning. He was arrested Wednesday after police who treated him for an overdose learned he had outstanding warrants. Police say Kepley was treated at a local hospital and cleared to go to jail.
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The Indiana Supreme court has upheld a life without parole sentence for a man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend in Jeffersonville and mutilating her body nearly a decade ago.
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A Southern Indiana teen arrested last year and accused of firing shots at a police chief’s house has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
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A civil case involving former New Albany police officer Adam Schneider could be headed toward a settlement in the coming months.
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The proposed DOE rule pushes back on bans across the country for transgender girls to participate in girls school sports, much like the ban that Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb vetoed and the Legislature overturned last year.
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State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box announced Friday she would be retiring from her position on May 31. Dr. Lindsay Weaver, Indiana Department of Health chief medical officer, will replace her starting June 1.
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The Southern Indiana Renaissance Faire is in full swing at Birdsell Castle for the next two weekends, bringing with it over 100 vendors and full-contact jousting.
