Jeffersonville, IN News

• Jeffersonville, IN News
• Board chair: Parks district best solution for New Albany and Floyd County
• Pence talks bridges, jobs during Southern Indiana swing
• Collingsworth Family to perform at Silver Heights Retreat Center in New Albany
• Clark County approves self-insurance plan
• New theater directors at NAHS and FCHS ready for their programs
• Jeff to start enforcing insurance ordinances
• Top Gun showing Saturday at the New Albany riverfront
• Organizers say lead contamination won’t hinder community garden in New Albany
• Appeals court hears Covered Bridge case
• Redistricting on tap again for Jeffersonville
• Gregg, Simpson tout bi-partisanship during New Albany stop
• Kennedy Bridge repairs start May 23
• JEFF Fest set for June 9
• 1si hands out annual business awards in front of crowd of 400
• Charlestown encourages Realtors and developers to help it grow
• Gibson faces death penalty
• River View gets a new option
• Jeffersonville mayor vetoes two council acts
• Bridges project specifics emerging
• Spring Street Hill Road repair to begin around June 1
• Gregg picks Simpson for Dems ticket
• TARC OKs rate increases
• Workshops on windows set for Thursday
• Miss Clark County 2012 entrants sought
• A bit less jump at the pump
• Dog attack leaves another dead, woman injured
• Jeffersonville budget cuts move forward
• Corden Porter purchase tabled again
• Road work ahead: Projects under way in New Albany
• State takeover of failing schools meets resistance
• New Albany public art walk just a month away
• New Albany man arrested for burglary, assault
• VIDEO: 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse
• GOP’s Pence picks Indiana legislator as running mate
• New sign for New Albany's Spring Street entrance still in the works
• A checkup for the community: Assessment tells health story of Floyd, surrounding counties
• Jerry Finn wins distinguished alumni award
• Rebuild Marysville event raises money for town hit by tornado
• State: Sap-sucking bugs mar Indiana tree
• HAYDEN: Readers respond to voter turnout question
• New Albany City Council defeats bridges resolution
• Local officials react to proposed TARC cuts
• Jeffersonville’s Victorian Chautauqua set for weekend
• Area officers learn ways to deal with mentally ill
• In concert: IU Southeast ends 70th anniversary celebration at beginning of outdoor concert season
• Historic New Albany tour to wind through East Spring Street, Midtown
• Woman faces multiple felonies after traffic stop
• Accent shows off new facility in Jeffersonville
• Economy not out of the woods yet, economists say
• Floyd County preparing for busy road season
• Jeffersonville man sentenced to 70 years for molestation
• Treasure hunt: Attorney General explains how to find unclaimed property
• Taking the fight to the track: Clark County Relay for Life event is Friday at Charlestown High School
• Barbecue restaurant coming to Jeffersonville
• First IREAD-3 test results distributed by state
• Summer sports programs using Greater Clark County Schools facilities may change
• New Albany Bicentennial park gets support from Horseshoe Casino
• Portion of Oak Street in New Albany closing for repairs
• Local high school graduation dates set
• New Albany looking to replenish EDIT with state refund
• Man accused of burglarizing neighbor
• Falls foundation director receives 2012 Minta tourism award
• Acting Indiana chief justice will head court
• To turf or not to turf?
• New Albany resolution calls for only east-end bridge
• HAYDEN: For many, voting didn’t count for much
• Jeffersonville mayor for a Day essay winners named
• 16th edition of Repair Affair slated for June 9 in Southern Indiana
• Bridges plan questioned by some officials
• New Albany City Council holding work sessions on ethics commission
• Earth Day encore: Falls of the Ohio event enjoyed by many
• Relations between Floyd County, New Albany examined following parks veto
• St. Marks renovating building to expand services
• Jeffersonville will bid 10th Street projects
• Clarksville eyes land for new trail
• Plans around Amazon approved at River Ridge
• Southern Indiana residents, religious leaders weigh in on gay marriage discussion
• Alcohol and drug fund payments questioned again by Clark County Commissioners
• Lecture in Jeffersonville to explore Quaker pacifist dilemma
• Former Clarksville chiropractor pleads guilty in Clark County case
• Randall Bracey expected to plead guilty to lesser charges
• AMT in Jeffersonville announces 350 new jobs
• Teacher, Greater Clark County Schools settle suit
• Clark County Commissioners OK tax increases
• Spring Street Hill work to take 90 days
• Special Olympics track and field events are Saturday
• Dirty deeds: Endris says deed company misleading, overcharging for services
• RiverStage season starts May 26
• Historic preservation expert will speak in Jeffersonville
• Renovation rules on Clarksville’s campus
• Jeffersonville disputes insurance contract
• Floyd County Council joins criticism of parks veto
• Amazon announces plans for new Kentucky facility
• Camp Kindergarten sessions start Thursday
• Earth Day celebration set for Saturday at the Falls
• Eighth Street closed through Friday in Jeffersonville
• 1si announces award finalists
• Church prepares for 30th anniversary celebration
• Fundraiser set to help rebuild Marysville
• KIPDA hosting public workshops
• Final votes counted in 9th District primary
• Robbery in Clarksville under investigation
• Unopposed Clark County Commissioners candidates move on
• Grabowski to take on Clere in District 72, Miller defeats Kincaid in District 70
• Voter turnout weak in Clark, Floyd counties
• Yoder takes 9th District Democratic primary
• CORONERS' RACES: Incumbent Knable wins Floyd primary
• Strawberry Festival set for May 26
• Police see results from Drug Take Back
• Tornado retrospective to feature reader photos
• New Albany parks veto stands
• Clarksville agrees to keep overpass
• Jeffersonville City Council calls for delay of bridge
• Early voting down in Lugar, Mourdock primary
• Reception planned for incoming theater directors
• Meeting to address Greater Clark’s superintendent search
• Jeffersonville fight ends in arrest
• TARC selling summer youth passes
• Southern Indiana man charged with boating while intoxicated
• Man charged with additional count for 2011 deadly wreck
• Greater Clark close to finding new superintendent
• Five Democrats on ticket for 9th District primary
• NAHS students compete in revived International Olympic Games
• Noisy Senate didn’t generate early voting
• Four bridge project teams to go through review process
• Delisting denied on Drumanard estate
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Is Lugar’s race one too many?
• Tourism bureau plans to add marketing position
• Senate primary rivals in final push for voters
• LifeSpring to reopen New Albany facility
• Clark County Drainage Board hears two complaints
• Custody of Stephanie Kirk’s daughter given to grandfather
• Craigslist sale ends in arrest
• Clarksville man dies after bicycle accident
• Clark Arms residents dealing with bed bugs
• Louisville Metro unemployment drops
• Clark County Council hopefuls crowd field
• Padgett Museum brunch set for Sunday
• Clark County airport dispute argued in court
• State approves new emergency stage rules
• Clark, Floyd coroner races up for grabs
• Student art work on display in Carnegie Center, NA-FC Library
• Execs address Gahan’s veto of New Albany, Floyd County parks deal
• Area voters to decide two contested Statehouse primaries
• GCCS talks projects: Charlestown High baseball field issues discussed, asbestos removal OK’d at Parkview
• Summer concerts moving to downtown New Albany
• A terrible thing to forget: Historians seeking marker to acknowledge 1862 ‘race riot’ in New Albany
• New Albany native’s film to debut Thursday
• NAPD asks FBI for assistance in murder investigation
• Expert: More victims likely
• Lugar faces first GOP challenger since ’76
• TARC proposes cutting routes, raising fares
• Traffic stop ends with woman facing drug charges
• Young touts legislation protecting developers as a job creator
• Front Porch Project grants available
• Derby party to benefit Greenway
• Growing for a community: Neighborhood community garden, Little Free Library dedicated in Jeffersonville
• A question of fair funding
• A second chance: Floyd County Veterans Court ‘not a free pass’
• Group raises $20,000 for Henryville schools
• Clark County Commissioners care who’s paying
• Carnegie Center breakfast showcases Bicentennial Series artists
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Lugar struggles to paint tea party opponent
• Transportation organization updating long-range plan
• Human remains found
• Emery’s Ice Cream Shop moving to community gardens property Monday
• Local residents call to stop downtown bridge construction
• Plea filed in Pyke case
• Fire museum extending hours, hosting car club Saturday
• Air board starting work on Bean Road
• New Albany beautification day set for Saturday in New Albany
• Search for bodies continues in Ohio River
• Gilkey among leaders with tolling concerns
• Jeffersonville gives $10,000 to ice cream shop
• Excellent educator: Crystal Merrifield named this year’s ExCEL and Greater Clark County Schools Teacher of the Year award winner
• Evidence shows public corruption cases hard to pursue
• Beef ‘O’ Brady’s closes along Veterans Parkway
• Indiana Landmarks announces 10 Most Endangered places
• Planting seeds of growth
• Insurance switch saves Jeffersonville money
• K & I still target for Greenway connection
• Man accused of placing camera in child’s bedroom
• Chocolate Stroll set for Friday
• New Albany man faces double murder charge
• Sellersburg man accused of having sex with 9-year-old
• HAYDEN: A lesson in politics
• Community Foundation of Southern Indiana announces 2012 Lilly Endowment scholars
• Sherman Minton Bridge closed to Google
• Teachers training teachers: Charlestown High School recognized by IUS for helping student teachers
• Is it your land, or is it my land?
• Redistricting still a hot topic in New Albany
• Jeffersonville attorney: New ordinance is the ticket
• Trying to set a safer stage: Fair and festival organizers await new rules prompted by State Fair tragedy
• WAY AHEAD: Henryville schools completion date changed to Aug. 1
• Authorities say New Albany woman, 75, was murdered
• Jeffersonville man takes the stand in molestation case
• JHS grad flying B-52 bomber in air show
• Trial continues for Jeffersonville man accused of child molestation
• New Albany approves parks deal
• Woman found dead in New Albany
• Teen jobless rate expected to stay high
• Thousands in Illinois protest Indiana governor
• KIPDA looking for public input on plans
• Tickets for Lady Antebellum’s benefit concert available soon
• Trial starts for Jeffersonville man accused of molesting 12-year-old
• Gonder proposing ethics commission
• NEW ALBANY CITY WRAP: Mayor says spending within budget
• Familiar skies: New Albany native to fly F-16 during Thunder air show
• New Albany, Floyd County to discuss 911 funding
• Art for the kids’ sake: Exhibit at Water Tower in Louisville to feature work of young artists
• Tourism bureau OKs money for RiverStage I
• Jeffersonville approves videographer contract
• New Albany Board of Public Works and Safety considering amphitheater fees
• Jeffersonville officials discuss urban trail proposal
• Parks authority to be re-established in Jeffersonville
• GCCS budget looking ‘stable’
• JEFFERSONVILLE CITY WRAP: City hosting forum on police HQ
• Clarksville police chase ends in arrest
• Trial starts for Jeffersonville man accused of child molestation
• River Ridge provides progress update
• Bill Cochran to receive honorary doctorate
• Everson to leave Indiana Department of Workforce Development
• WorkOne shows off New Albany facility
• New Albany's Rainbow Drive now open
• NAACP members question employment standards during forum in New Albany
• Jeffersonville City Council approves more firefighters
• Results of bridges study positive
• Unemployment drops in Louisville Metro
• New Albany man arrested for battery
• American Commercial Lines buys new barges
• Charlestown man killed in two-car Jennings County crash
• Never too young to start giving: Local young people honored at Gold Acorn Celebration
• Excess spending among audit’s findings in Clark County
• Nature park proposed in Jeffersonville
• Prosser offers new fire program and expands criminal justice
• STATE OF THE STATE: The debate that wasn't
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Rain keeps some New Albany folks in, others come out in scores
• Fashion show raises money for FMH cancer care and Rayl scholarship
• Indiana loses as more states gamble on casino revenues
• The business end of the bridges project
• Autistic youth finds his voice through music
• Leader in cocaine ring sentenced
• PART ONE: Studying a concern
• Exemption granted for Henryville for lost school days
• Clark County asked to pay debt to animal shelter
• Disaster Recovery Center closing today
• Floyd County 4-H looking to upgrade facilities
• Juvenile charged in three burglaries
• Report: Collapsed fair stage didn’t meet code
• After dull debate, Senate race turns to ground game
• Panel will start review of $205M tax error
• Body found in river identified
• Jeffersonville considers new tree board
• Tax bills on the way
• Businessman files suit against Clayton Homes
• Lugar strong, Mourdock more poised in debate
• Lady A holds concert poster contest
• Man sentenced for distributing child pornography
• Want to be mayor of Jeffersonville for a day?
• FEMA offering ‘smart rebuilding’ seminar Saturday
• Jeffersonville rethinking speed humps policy
• Carnegie Center’s Lunch & Learn program to feature Nathan Smith
• Pizza delivery driver robbed in Clarksville
• Petition on delisting historic Drumanard property open for public comment
• Lanes on Kennedy to be closed tonight
• High court hears Sheckles case
• Floyd County OKs parks deal
• Bridge removal a hot topic in Clarksville
• New Albany's Midtown progress gets passing grade
• Motorcycle crash injures one
• Bond for woman accused of striking teacher stays at $10K
• Council approves request to meet state requirements
• Sellersburg OKs attorney’s contract
• Finance Authority: Six teams interested in Bridges project
• Corrections officer arrested after car crashes into school
• Authorities fear ‘sextortion’ case involves many teens
• Funding needed before Vissing Park project can move forward
• Clark County Council approves tornado cleanup loan
• Arrest made in Clarksville robbery
• YMCA hosting fitness event at Ritter Park
• Officials remind candidates of rules regarding campaign signs
• Union says right-to-work law violates free speech
• Child recovering after being shot in head in Jeffersonville
• New Albany asks county for $150K in 911 funds
• New Albany’s Rainbow Drive to reopen soon
• J.B. Ogle Animal Shelter board disbands
• Fitness to take center stage in Jeffersonville
• Five Jeffersonville residents accused of fraud
• Working for the weekend: Hazelwood students plan to beautify campus
• Body found in river near Horseshoe
• Enrollment deadline is April 15 for Clark County 4-H
• Jeffersonville Mayor: Speed up 10th Street project
• Tom Galovic speaks out after his termination from GCCS
• With bond approved, New Albany utility moving forward with drainage plans
• Students and staff at Charlestown High School come together for injured teacher
• Clarksville approves long term development plans
• Two men charged after Clarksville police find dozens of prescription pills
• Floodplain widens, affects more trying to rebuild in Clark County
• Derby Dinner brings musical version of ‘Happy Days’ to stage
• State’s error leads to windfall for Indiana counties
• Ogle Foundation study shows mixed support for Ohio River Bridges Project
• ‘Report card’ grades counties’ assets
• Group gets long-term recovery efforts under way
• New name, hires for New Albany company at research park
• Public comment session on upcoming projects is Tuesday in Clarksville
• IU launching effort for more friendly signs
• New Albany chase ends in arrest
• New Albany demands Andres vacate property
• State cites Clark County court’s handling of fees
• Charlestown teacher hit by car
• Girl, 16, shot in New Albany robbery
• Donnelly brings Hoosier jobs plan to New Albany
• No north Y: New Albany intersection closure needed for railroad repairs
• Another lien filed on former Colgate plant
• Energy assistance available in New Albany
• A dead town: Seidl to take New Albany on a 'Drinking with the Dead' tour
• Vehicle break-ins double in Clarksville
• Eastside sponsors zoo trip for Henryville children
• Five contracting teams bid for bridges project
• Jeffersonville man accused of making, selling cocaine
• Jeffersonville High School girls' basketball coach resigns
• Bicentennial style show, luncheon to showcase New Albany’s colorful history
• Police: Dealers exchanging drugs, money via clothes in stores
• Jeffersonville can’t find buyer for RiverStage II
• On again, off again: Recently appointed, Ennis is removed from redevelopment commission
• New Albany, Floyd County parks deal passes on first two readings
• Floyd couple awaiting trial on drug charges arrested again
• Smoking ban law clouded with hazy rules
• IU report: Indiana will gain another 1 million in population by 2050
• IUS overhauls advising to keep students through graduation
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Lugar dances on health care mandate in primary
• Wick’s hosts prom expo
• HAYDEN: Shepard’s best day
• New secretary of state seeks to create new image for tainted office
• Missing hikers found in Clark State Forest
• Belonging on the wall: Fallen brother to be added to Vietnam memorial
• Spring Street Hill Road vote expected Monday
• Jeffersonville City Council to consider credit card ordinance
• Feds approve more than $1.5M in personal aid
• A gift of care baskets: Floyd Central students donate time to brighten the day of seniors
• Convicted molester faces federal child porn distribution charges
• Man faces molestation charges
• Cleanup moving along, but rebuilding hurdles mount
• Todd Young favors GOP budget
• FEMA officials offering help to rebuild stronger
• Area officials not surprised by recent spike in jobless rate
• Sellersburg hires new attorney
• Jeffersonville auto shop gets grants to help move to 10th Street
• Yarmuth: Federal approval coming soon for bridges project
• New Albany bicentennial artists named
• Jeffersonville to cut $3.5M from budget
• Mental hurdles faced as recovery continues
• Lady Antebellum concert details released
• Grant awarded for Town Clock Church
• Jeff Cares raises $25,000 for tornado relief
• Jeffersonville board rejects Walnut Ridge contract
• One arrested, three at-large for Jeffersonville robbery
• Former band director again arrested for child seduction
• Court sides with New Albany historic group
• National bike route comes through Clark County
• Clark County Democrats dismiss ‘unloyal’ members
• Woman accused of selling marijuana at Clarksville Domino’s
• Second shots: NA-FC parks’ league gives kids not on teams chance to improve skills
• Buckhead gets post-fire facelift
• Clark County gets $14.5M
• In search of a parks pact: Long-term NA-FC parks agreement hinges on 2012 funding
• FEMA still accepting assistance applications
• Jeffersonville talks Thunder policies with potential vendors
• Nurses’ aide accused of stealing patient information
• Tax specialist arrested for fraud
• New Albany woman arrested for dealing meth
• Arson suspected in New Albany fire
• Four arrested in tornado disaster areas
• Children, mom duct-taped, held at gunpoint in New Albany
• More money approved for Jeffersonville Fire Department overtime
• New conflict-of-interest bill affects local office holders
• 911 fee changes could again spark merger, funding talks
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Cultural, conservative fight behind plate dispute
• HAYDEN: How are we going to pay for this?
• NA-FC tax burden could be lower for taxpayers
• Taking a new path
• Pillsbury murder suspect sentenced to 55 years
• House divided: Husband, wife on opposite sides for IU, UK rematch
• New Albany utility to spend $166K to repair line under Jay Street
• Bricks crumble off top of former Tubby’s building
• Court: State can’t deny welfare without reason
• New hours set for one-stop shop
• Man accused of taking money intended for tornado victims
• Clark County Solid Waste Management District involved in cleanup
• Portion of fraud settlement set aside to help poor pay utility bills
• 7 reasons why 'Hunger Games' slays 'Twilight'
• Moving in a new direction: New Albany UEZ meets for first time after firing executive director
• Tourism officials talk marketing traffic
• Opana use grows in area
• Clark County Commissioners wrap up storm-related contract talks
• House along Veterans Parkway to be demolished
• John Pectol Road bridge to be completed in 2013
• Greater Clark County Schools CFO fired
• The next step in clean: Group calls for New Albany, organizations to refurbish their signs
• Clark County Commissioners award contract to clear streams
• Jeffersonville High School baseball field vandalized
• National crime trend shows up in Clarksville
• Homeless hotel planned for downtown Jeffersonville
• NA-FC OK's $50K facility plan
• Back in session: The first of Henryville’s students return to school this week
• Town in recovery mode: Henryville residents hear update on cleanup and aid effort
• Bids on stream debris removal could be awarded today
• Kentucky Transportation Cabinet buys Drumanard Property
• Retailers have opportunity to dispose of synthetic drugs
• State police: Patrols lead to 373 DUI arrests
• Retiring chief justice celebrated
• Backers of smoking ban bill vow to target bars next year
• Appeals court upholds Messer’s suspension
• Statewide tornado drill is Wednesday
• Judgment worries Springdale residents
• Setting expectations: Search committee begins process to find next GCCS superintendent
• Renovations planned for Clarksville Police Department
• Districts mostly show AP gains
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Indiana campaign silly season begins in earnest
• Jeffersonville council, mayor still at odds on new positions
• Slow progress on efforts to reform local government
• BMV strips gay support group of specialty plates
• Slow progress on efforts to reform local government
• Pine View being transformed into youth shelter, county offices
• GCCS CFO recommended for termination
• New Albany's Second Baptist pushing for better future, restoration of Town Clock Church
• ACL’s annual report released
• Memphis man charged for alleged molestation in 2007
• New Albany UEZ head gets axed
• Clark County Commissioners OK cleanup contracts
• New Albany drainage improvement plan receives initial OK
• A community that grows together: Community garden in the works along Culbertson Avenue in New Albany
• Lightning strike injures 4 female softball players
• Jeffersonville’s Buckhead announces April 9 reopening
• A little help from their friends: Videos urging Lady A to perform at Henryville keep coming
• Big finale: ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ last show for NAHS season, Longest
• Lighting up the debate: Prosser students build light system for LSI political debates
• Clark County Planning, Zoning and Building Commission tries to ease permit process for tornado victims
• New Albany man arrested for manufacturing meth
• Pence starts state tour, has promised policy ideas
• Unemployment dips again
• Company hired to review New Albany road fix
• New Albany-Floyd County Parks Department gets $100,000 from county
• Clark County Commissioners collect bids
• Illinois school urges country stars to play Henryville
• Clark County adds employees; keeps retirement as is
• Sellersburg council ensures abatement requirements are being met
• TARC says tourney games could cause delays
• Woman accused of stealing more than $100K from condo association
• Signs must go: New Albany to remove illegal signs in right-of-ways Friday
• Corden Porter purchase on hold
• Gahan wants housing strategy
• Neighboring school districts reach out to Henryville
• Arrests net more than $11,000 in prescription pills
• Daniels says right-to-work legislation paying off
• Man faces child molesting charges
• Truck crashes through house in Greenville
• NEWS ANALYSIS: Daniels then, Daniels now
• What will become of the canal bond?
• New Albany council to vote on $6M drainage bond
• Friends through the storm: Memphis Christian Church welcomes Henryville kids for day of play
• Indiana set to release ambitious plan to raise college degree numbers
• Local outdoor TV show reaches national audience
• HAYDEN: Southern Indiana storm damage meets federal threshold
• Picking up the pieces: Two students from Henryville High School share their stories about the storms
• School celebrates Seuss’ birthday with read-a-thon
• Indiana legislators send smoking ban bill to governor
• SOCIAL RAMIFICATIONS: Twitter, Facebook connecting willing givers to disaster victims
• VIDEO: Guard members help out storm victims in Southern Indiana
• Proximity to tornadoes could net more donations
• Reuniting animals, owners is shelter’s pet project
• Floyd County shelter also accepting donations for displaced animals
• Daisy Hill and Borden clean up and wait
• Spring Street Hill woes blamed on torrential rains
• Sponsors of weakened smoking ban seek support
• Chili, mini-golf event to benefit local man
• Facebook page set up for lost and found items from tornado
• Henryville overwhelmed with generosity
• United Way raises $27.8M
• Jeffersonville man killed in motorcycle accident
• Events help restore normalcy, Henryville principal says
• Tracking tornado costs: Clark County keeping count of everything, counting on federal aid
• Tornado victims can pop into the one-stop shop
• Joplin church trio on way to help local tornado victims
• Insurance companies asked to implement extensions
• Organizations depend on local donations
• Floyd Central High School schedules additional ‘Seussical’ show
• Corporate giving: Companies helping out tornado victims
• Will the money come?
• A perfect storm: Warm winter conditions helped spawn deadly tornado
• Project oversight to stay with New Albany Redevelopment Commission
• Ogle Foundation provides more than $300K in grants to Red Cross
• GCCS sells Corden Porter property to Clark County
• More parks talk planned for Floyd County, New Albany
• Early budget news appears positive for Clark County
• Feds funding up to $385,000 for New Albany's Grant Line
• Maternal instinct: Mom uses body as shield to protect children during tornado
• Spreading the message: Mt. Moriah pastor shares story of refuge with parishioners
• Bridges financial plan set, with $1 tolls for frequent users
• ‘Everything that stood is gone’
• Lost and found: Men in the Cincinnati area find items from Southern Indiana in their yards
• Joint committee to study 911 funding, consolidation
• Clarksville council takes up old issues
• New Albany council wants review of Spring Street Hill work
• New Pekin storm victims thankful for help
• Local churches help heal and provide
• Hospital says Ind. toddler found in field dies
• Indiana town hard to find, but tornado leaves mark
• Tornadoes disrupt routines in ravaged towns
• Marysville residents start to pick up
• Calm during the storm
• Indiana has its day for bridge plans
• Raw video: Aerial view of Henryville tornado damage
• Raw video: Deadly tornado touches down in Henryville
• BLOWN BACK: Seymour, Paoli, Borden sectionals postponed
• New Albany’s Spring Street Hill fix to be heard
• Clark County moves to buy old school
• Property owner left out of Clarksville Value City discussions
• Taking the party home: Sherman Minton celebration planned for Saturday in New Albany
• Beshear: Bridges project means jobs
• Indiana House backs bill on right to resist police
• Lydia’s Place to benefit Jacob’s Well
• Public intoxication law sees changes
• First Tuesday events will feature businesses and nonprofits
• Jeffersonville restaurant loan program gets OK
• Man sentenced in District Court on child porn charges
• Carnegie Center prepares for opening of new exhibit
• Love pleads guilty to 2009 Pillsbury murder
• Man who flew plane full of marijuana sentenced
• Indiana Senate approves diluted state smoking ban
• Kennedy Bridge bids received
• Time Warner completes acquisition of Insight
• Woman robbed, injured outside New Albany restaurant
• Jeffersonville homeless center proposal rejected
• Checker Cab gets OK to operate
• Sellersburg decides to leave lien
• New Albany launches new website
• Rose Hill hangs new flood signs
• Hunting for a cure: Highland Hills students to participate in annual event
• A day to mark the years: Marshall honored for friendship, citizenship and commitment
• ISP begins crackdown on impaired drivers Friday
• Union seeks restraining order on state’s right-to-work law
• Man files lawsuit after wrestling injury
• Water issues continue: Charlestown holds follow-up water meeting to discuss manganese concerns
• Jeffersonville City Council, Fire Department discuss overtime
• Legislators start last leg of lawmaking
• Floyd County 4-H barns broken into
• Three removed from Republican ballot
• Health officials say flu is off to late start in Indiana
• Source: Explicit email sent from Wassmer’s work account
• Generally generous: General Mills provides another grant to NA-FC Parks
• Missing man, 90, found after night in woods
• Students show honor in service
• Jeffboat cited with nine violations
• Passage of smoking ban bill may not extinguish the fight
• Imagine this?
• 1si’s ‘Pearls of Wisdom’ series showcases renowned executives
• HAYDEN: It’s hard to defend the indefensible
• ‘Right to resist’ bill raises concerns among law enforcement
• Airport industrialization: Resolution to commission study approved
• Clark Regional Airport expansion costs increase
• Spay but don’t pay
• Clark County still looking for budget answers
• Floyd Memorial’s Joslin Center has new home
• Legacy at Riverside not dead yet in New Albany
• Officials courting pharmaceutical company
• Project Tango ... and some cash
• Zaxby’s to open near research park
• Clark County Election Board to hear challenges today
• Traffic light at Ind. 62 finally turning green?
• Postal Service announces closings around Indiana
• Fire damages New Albany home
• Finalists named for state Supreme Court
• White sentenced in voter fraud case
• UPDATE: Wassmer: Leaving 1si about family, Owensboro ties
• Winter shaking out well: Mild weather bringing salt savings to area cities
• Talking about sweet success: Ben & Jerry’s co-founder speaks at IU Southeast
• Legislature looks at expanding historic preservation tax credits
• Daniels may face gender issue again with top court pick
• Low-income developments up for IHCDA vote
• Union suing to block state’s right-to-work law
• Fundraiser builds a solid foundation: Individuals, businesses give generously to help out NA-FC schools
• Henryville High School Hornets’ Nest named finalist for state scholastic journalism award
• Two treated after apartment fire in Jeffersonville
• New Albany man charged with beating child
• Report: 1si leader to resign
• Man killed in morning accident in Clark County
• Gahan makes three hires
• Jeffersonville City Council, mayor closer to agreement on hires
• Clarksville hits snag with wastewater project
• GCCS still trying to balance 2012 budget
• New Albany man charged in knife assault
• Three voting sites moved in New Albany
• Corden Porter principal named top state administrator
• Massage parlor owners plead not guilty
• New Albany murder trial set for next week
• Report: RiverStage I needs no repairs
• Push to expand eligibility for state’s school voucher program falters
• Lawmaker opposes Girl Scout honor
• Forecaster: Winter is warmest in state since 2002
• Ned Pfau headed for JA’s Hall of Fame
• HAYDEN: Shepard’s retirement won’t bring him rest
• New Albany fugitive caught in Kentucky
• 1si annual meeting shines a light on Hoosier confidence
• Growing faith: St. Mary of the Knobs has room to flourish with new church building
• New Albany man charged with shooting brother
• Vacant properties remain problematic for New Albany
• Jury sides with retailer in ‘strip search’ case
• Recommendations offered on Jeffersonville fire overtime overrun
• Ready, set, action: New Albany filmmaker making name for himself
• Clark County Commissioners looking for partners in 911 system
• Police: Pregnant woman assaulted in Borden
• New Albany standoff ends with arrest
• New Albany garage fire under investigation
• And down come the barricades: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet preps for Sherman Minton reopening
• Floyd prosecutor critical of Supreme Court decision
• Teacher resigns after student left in classroom
• Vissing project to be completed in phases
• Opening doors when bridge reopens
• Greenbriar Apartments lien still in dispute
• Daniels wants few exemptions to smoking ban
• Greater Clark wins $280,743
• Plan to drug test Indiana welfare recipients stalls
• Street closures approved for GeoWoodstock
• Bonds to help replenish Floyd County road fund
• Clarksville man dies days after Louisville wreck
• Supreme Court will not hear Camm prosecutor case
• Let the contract debate continue
• Tours to celebrate black history around area
• Work continues on Baptist Tabernacle in New Albany
• Up to 1,600 jobs on the way
• It’s chilly … so chili?
• Hibbard gets $28,500 raise
• Despite graves, Jeffersonville will use Colston as a ballpark
• Judge denies bond for murder suspect
• Clark County considers contributing to employee retirement fund again
• Henryville business expansion clears first step
• Shift to online learning raises questions about costs to schools
• Borden house destroyed in fire
• Community gathers to raise money to assist women battling addiction
• Legislation would streamline college credit transfer process
• Candidates move as withdrawal deadline passes
• They’re gonna dress you up: Prom Aid again collecting dresses, tuxedos
• Jeffersonville officials say skating rink was a hit
• Park it!
• Two New Albany women help tornado victims in Alabama
• Jeffersonville’s emergency coordinator departs city
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Candidates struggle with Indiana ballot hurdles
• Underwood man found dead in woods
• Jeffersonville law department still being negotiated
• Most area graduation rates above state average
• Search under way for missing Underwood man
• New Albany City Council will be asked to clarify audit issue over sewer rates
• River Ridge moves forward with development plans
• First Savings buys bank branches
• Forum helps Hispanic parents stay involved with education
• Floyd judge named semifinalist for Indiana Supreme Court
• Indiana granted No Child Left Behind waiver
• Democrats downsize: Clark County Democrats want to remove five precinct committee people for supporting candidates outside party
• Paying their fair share?
• Single father graduates from Family Drug Court
• Neace Lukens acquires Jenkins Insurance of Sellersburg
• Some lawmakers want you to cruise in for Sunday commerce
• Court of appeals hears Messer appeal
• Checkered past: Cab company’s permit suspended in New Albany after employee arrests
• Jeffersonville mayor, council disagree on hiring
• GCCS OKs modified balanced calendar
• Utility vows to bring projects to council
• House panel leader leery of creationism bill
• Statehouse action resumes after Super Bowl break
• Work on Pine View under way
• Vissing Park construction over budget by $2M
• Georgetown spelunker died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Greenville town manager hired, incensing silenced crowd
• Half of Jeffersonville Fire Department overtime budget already gone
• Charlestown resident makes appeal for filtration plant
• New Albany council opposes two low-income developments
• Student sues to wear breast cancer bracelet
• New Albany house destroyed by fire
• Elderly man robbed outside Jeffersonville bank
• Body found in cave may be missing Georgetown man
• A fair fee? Indiana imposing fees for 4-H participants for the first time
• Council considers opposing low-income developments
• New Albany ‘in the process of deciding’ riverfront schedule
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Bauer tactics unite, divide outnumbered Dems
• Greater Clark begins Fitness Calendar Challenge
• Man struck, killed on I-65
• Charlestown man pleads to meth charge
• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
• Kentuckiana Yacht closes, files for bankruptcy
• Clarksville, schools consider teaming up
• Clark County insurance rep resigns
• Jeffersonville man sentenced in cocaine case
• Feds seize nearly $5M in phony Super Bowl swag
• Few turn out to discuss studies slated for Indiana Finance Authority
• $40K Mega Millions prize remains unclaimed
• Four cab company employees arrested for drug offenses
• Get your money for (virtually) nothing
• Farm equipment missing from 4-H
• New Albany man arrested for wife’s 1990 murder
• Henryville High School inducts National Honor Society members
• VIDEO: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• Distribution center delivered?
• Independent thinkers: The numbers don’t lie
• Solid waste funding legislation dies in Senate
• New Albany’s last constable remembered
• Closure of Clark Memorial Bridge approved for walk
• Several local students earn academy nominations
• Attorney general voices support for ‘Lifeline Law,’ other bills
• Horseshoe makes another $1 million payment for Y
• Teen charged with attempted murder
• Greater Clark bus involved in wreck
• Bail hearing set for murder suspect
• Dining with the star: Dinner with Josh Dallas included in auction items for NA-FC foundation fundraiser
• River Ridge looks to cut red tape in selling process
• House approves limited statewide smoking ban
• Assistance available for local farmers
• Final vote on Indiana right-to-work bill poised to take place today
• Executive re-decision: Gahan rejects England’s executive order for health insurance
• Clearing things up: Clearitas treatments to water will start Monday in Charlestown
• Lanesville teen charged with molestation
• Clarksville talks removal of bridge
• Clark, Floyd counties considering vote centers
• Carmichael selected presiding judge in Clark County
• Kentucky takes step toward funding bridges project
• Senate broadens teaching creationism proposal
• House dilutes drug tests for lawmakers
• NEW ALBANY CITY WRAP: Street sweeping season extended
• Local author uncovers New Albany’s ‘Wicked’ history
• Decision on Clark County’s levy appeal unlikely before summer
• Jeffersonville fitness council to promote healthy choices
• Political stakes are high as White goes on trial
• Group hosting public hearing on bridges
• CAPTIOL CROSSROADS: Indiana battles legislative creep in short session
• Gov. Daniels will be at Jeffersonville library
• After 70 years, right-to-work impact is still unclear
• New Albany council may be asked for more funds for Bicentennial Park
• Young, again
• Litigation continues after 2009 sewage flood
• IU Southeast to build another student dorm
• Pillars of the community: Develop New Albany hands out Pillar Awards to local businesses, leaders
• Indiana House backs broader ban on synthetic drugs
• Indiana right-to-work on speedy path in Senate
• KIPDA designates federal funds
• Police release identity of man struck on bridge
• Gov. Daniels’ response to State of the union makes Republicans wonder what might have been
• After leaving New Albany, Windstream begins production in North Vernon
• Todd Young files for election, seeks second term
• Police release identity of pedestrian struck on bridge
• Greater Clark CFO speaks candidly about suspension
• Jeffersonville Redevelopment Commission considers forgivable loan program
• Indiana leads the way in private sector job growth
• Clark asks for relief from airport verdict
• Legislation on licensing for barbers, hairdressers met with outcry
• Welfare drug-testing bill passes on to vote from full House
• Convicted murderer arrested in New Albany
• Jeffersonville accepts streets in Crystal Springs
• Pedestrian struck on Clark Memorial Bridge
• Indiana House approves right-to-work bill
• Balanced calendar considered in Greater Clark
• Nolan Fieldhouse sold
• Linden Meadows work could begin March 15
• Communities offer alternatives to revolving door of prison
• In GOP response, Daniels blames Obama for economy
• WEB EXTRA: Obama challenges: Shrink gap between rich, poor
• New signal in design for Charlestown Road
• Official: Prisoner did not directly access Facebook
• New Albany pharmacy robbed Monday
• Meth lab explodes in New Albany
• Greater Clark business officer suspended
• NA-FC moves closer to balanced calendar
• J.B. Ogle Animal Shelter changes discussed
• POP goes the program: Problem Oriented Policing method out in New Albany
• Lien may halt development near Ivy Tech
• Democrats lose right-to-work referendum vote
• Coroner identifies pedestrian struck by car
• County prison numbers don’t add up
• Indiana labor unions use Daniels’ words against him
• New prison program offers skills, help for short-term offenders
• Five arrested for prescription drug fraud
• Now accepting nominations
• Push for prison downsizing focuses on low-level offenders
• Local companies named BBB ‘Bad Boys’
• Hoops for hope: Hazelwood basketball admissions help cancer societies this week
• HAYDEN: NFLPA denounces right-to-work legislation just before Super Bowl
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Right-to-work fines raise judicial reach question
• Floyd County gets a new road superintendent
• UPDATE: Victim identified in fatal I-65 crash
• Clarksville couple charged with robbery
• Changes announced for New Albany's River View project
• Jury awards $1.5 million in medical malpractice suit
• Bethany Road design moves forward
• New Albany City Council OK’s more bicentennial commission members
• Unions see Super Bowl as leverage in battle
• You booze, you lose: Sunday alcohol sales dies in legislature
• Coughing? Sneezing? How to know if you're too sick to work
• Rep. Young questions SOPA bill
• Young talks tough on Iran following Middle East trip
• Bids on Bean Road relocation to be let soon
• Change of scenery?
• New Albany City Council to consider bicentennial commission appointments
• Tornado confirmed in Floyd County
• Basketball tourney format to get second look
• Websites go dark in protest of anti-piracy bill (VIDEO, POLL)
• New Albany OKs street cut for Scribner
• Ad benches considered in Clarksville
• Indiana lawmakers look for ethics exemptions
• Possible meth lab found in Jeffersonville
• Jobsite foreman arrested for stealing metal
• House Dems delay right-to-work vote
• Bill to allow referendum on township government reform generates heat
• Clinician to be honored with service award
• New Albany man sentenced to 68 years for murder
• High interest cancels Greenville meeting
• Jensen named director of high schools at NA-FC
• A night for a King: New Albany residents gather to celebrate MLK Day
• Scholarship winners recognized at MLK event
• Polar plungers prepare for Deam Lake dip
• Money from air board verdict sought
• Termination recommended for JHS teacher
• Burglary suspect claims he acted under duress
• Police make ‘big dent’ with drug arrests
• WHALEY: Derby’s ‘Boeing-Boeing’ full of laughs
• New Albany sewer customers see 20 percent rate hike
• Benedetti names New Albany committee, board members
• Women may face issues in renewing licenses
• Woman claims parrot attacked her at dealership
• Jeffersonville events planned to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Spray-tanning minors would need parent present under bill
• America’s poor at greater risk after Great Recession says IU study
• Corbin to head Jeffersonville’s planning office
• 5 tips to help you land a new job in 2012
• Questions remain after fatal hit-and-run
• Snow in today's forecast
• Canal property purchases considered
• Court partially overturns ruling on drainage suit
• Clarksville audit takes issue with purchasing, contracts
• New Albany council to review attorney role
• Henryville man charged with armed robbery
• Bill would require public disclosure of school superintendent contracts
• Two arrested for Clarksville burglary
• Hardin County joins 1si and Greater Louisville Inc.
• Gahan to extend office hours to meet with New Albany employees
• Chief justice praises ‘common purpose’ in final speech
• Floyd council president talks priorities for 2012
• Board OKs funds for work at Jeffersonville City Hall
• Henryville man charged with molestation
• WEB EXTRA: Purdue to move to year-round academic system
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana legislators consider basketball tourney bill
• Adviser named for Jeffersonville High School yearbook
• Malysz gets new job
• Medical center turns to Clarksville for backing
• Linden Meadows to be topic of special meeting
• Bill would fine officials who violate public access law
• Man arrested for not reporting woman’s death
• New Albany man charged with molesting
• Daniels uses State of State to defend contentious labor bill
• You cut it, you fix it: New Albany tightens responsibility of utility to repair paving
• Hollis named Clark County Council president
• House Democrats boycott again over labor bill
• New Albany man charged with theft from dealership
• Jobless rates for Clark, Floyd counties lower than area average
• Sellersburg town attorney resigns
• Feast BBQ on pace for spring opening in downtown New Albany
• Former school bus driver pleads to neglect
• Jeffersonville still making room for new clerk’s office
• Land offered to farmers being scrutinized
• Changes coming to Schuler Bauer
• Children adopt dolls, toys as part of judge’s event
• U.S. Marshals Task Force reaches milestone
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: House Democrats lose political hot-button
• HAYDEN: Legislative session starts off with a bang
• Deal for land has bumpy landing for air board
• Clarksville intersection could be closed for two years
• Cici’s closed in New Albany over sales tax payments
• Benedetti elected New Albany City Council president
• Judge dismisses Kentucky lawsuit involving 1si leader
• Tentative financial plans chosen for bridges
• Clark ambulance contracts may change again
• Some Republicans hold out on right-to-work bill
• Seven arrested in burglary investigation
• Clark Memorial Hospital employee charged with theft
• KTC to install dividers on Kennedy Bridge
• Jeffersonville High School teacher files lawsuit
• Stemler returns to lonely Statehouse
• A developing situation: New Albany residents fault lax development oversight for flooding problems
• Development plan for Colgate site gets favorable recommendation
• Zastawny will lead Jeffersonville council
• Clark County’s courts have new names
• Will Indiana be in play?
• Kentucky senator’s comments take their toll
• Longtime Kentucky political figure dies
• Judge to host ‘Adopt A Doll’ event
• Clarksville school board members keep positions
• Daniels rolls back Statehouse security changes
• Gilkey picked as Clarksville Town Council president
• Floyd County Commissioners urged not to repeat history
• Air pollution rule on hold
• Charlestown results official; Rawlings takes council seat
• Vectren sells retail gas subsidiary
• Bridges Authority to meet Thursday
• Indiana House Speaker plans fast start for labor bill
• New Albany man arrested after robbery attempt in Clarksville
• Sellersburg town attorney formally charged with OWI
• Judge to rule by Wednesday on White’s ouster order
• Here’s the scoop: Moore challenges Gahan to clean animal shelter if Bulldogs fall to Red Devils
• Louisville man arrested for pharmacy robberies
• Sidewalk design approved on Vissing Park Road
• Five graduate from Clark County Drug Court
• Some precincts combined in Floyd County
• Daniels wants no political spectacles at Super Bowl
• Clark County ends the year with a $1.7 million surplus
• State rules sought for Indiana school anthem singers
• Little Chef set to close
• Civil action taken against former Floyd highway department head
• Woman attacked outside home in Clarksville
• Sellersburg town attorney arrested again for OWI
• Police find truck involved in fatal pedestrian accident
• John Perkins chosen as Clark County Commissioner
• $20 million in potential Jeffersonville canal funding easily approved
• Woman, 78, dies after decades serving poor
• Federal drug-related indictments increased in 2011
• Canal bond vote expected soon
• Clark Solid Waste District posts positive numbers
• Wesley Chapel property sold in New Albany
• Indiana’s job growth down in 2011
• Jeffersonville starts work on new sewer plant
• IU Southeast capital campaign enters second phase
• MAC cuts $500,000 from Grant Line Road contract
• Jeffersonville man charged with Seventh Street arsons
• Finding a replacement: Board members explain how they say superintendent contrasts with their views
• Police, Jeffersonville reach deal on fitness requirement
• GCCS approves sale of Franklin Square
• New Albany’s McDonald Lane project moves along
• Speak now, or forever hold your peace
• Clarksville police seek suspect after pharmacy robbed
• River Ridge offering land to farmers
• Fugitive arrested in New Albany
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by car
• Steel delivered for Sherman Minton Bridge
• New Albany explosion leaves one seriously injured
• Judge to rule on vouchers’ legality within 30 days
• NA-FC handles outsourcing hiccups
• Final say for Kentucky: First of two public input hearings held
• Jeffersonville clerk’s duties still being hashed out
• Report: Proposal to allow automated calls dead
• Right-to-work, smoking ban, local reform on governor’s wish list
• Indiana Supreme Court accepting applications
• Petition submitted to delist property from historic register
• New candidate submits for vacant Clark County Commissioners seat
• Improvements to Jeffersonville freight house nearly done
• Moore eliminating Jeffersonville redevelopment post
• NA-FC official: Custodial transition ‘smooth’
• New Albany's Linden Meadows improvements still pending
• Daniels vows to fast-track sex-trafficking bill
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Taxpayer refund has to survive 2012 session first
• Purdue business expanding reach to large industrial clients
• BMV announces holiday hours
• Jeffersonville, FOP headed to arbitration
• Former Walgreen’s building in New Albany soon to be occupied
• NAPD looking for two women suspected of using stolen credit card
• Vectren locks out workers
• Jeffersonville officials scale down canal plans; Moore said he’s open to it
• New Albany City Council approves refinancing for Christian Academy
• West Clark fills school board vacancy
• Lawmaker calls for return to single-class basketball
• Charges dropped against woman arrested at Clarksville Town Hall
• Decision on MAC plant to be appealed
• Spickert Knob Road better than ever after repairs
• State asks for Henderson to be reinstated to Camm case
• Gahan to make hires next week
• Jeffersonville will buy school building
• Men sentenced in attempted murder
• Gift of knowing: Education Foundation gives more than $21,500 to teachers
• Jeffersonville revises employee drug policy
• Report: Courts caseload continues at near-record level
• Young says tax bill will aid struggling families
• Fight over Sunday alcohol sales returns to Statehouse
• Tax issues could affect Clarksville schools
• New Albany-Floyd County Parks Department denied original funding request
• Clark County Council makes last payments for 2011
• Sellersburg OKs $500 raise for employees
• Greenville photographer arrested on child porn charges
• Horseshoe offers $1 million to open Sherman Minton by Jan. 27
• New Albany man pleads guilty to murder
• Island retreat: New Albany High School cadets go to Parris Island for a taste of training
• 1si won’t endorse candidates next year
• Clark County lease for medical center still on hold
• Purdue Research Park gains another affiliate
• Push on for Ritter museum in New Albany
• Jeffersonville recognized for participation in National Night Out event
• Donations needed for food drive
• Talk upbeat at Realtors’ luncheon
• Locals push to delist Drumanard Estate from National Register of Historic Places
• New regulations considered on door-to-door sales in Jeffersonville
• Rainbow Drive work to last a few more months
• Jeffersonville to expand Wi-Fi offering
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Complex accounts made it easy to miss $320M
• HAYDEN: More state dollars to depend on graduations
• Clark County employee insurance to be examined again
• Five vie for vacated Clark commissioners seat
• Greenville, animal shelter still at odds
• Will history be rewritten?
• Judge to celebrate Christmas in the Philippines
• Ingle likely out as Clarksville police chief
• Moore announces several appointments
• Report: Highway funds are unaccounted for in Floyd County
• New Albany man set to plead guilty to murder
• Kentuckiana Medical Center clears one step
• New Albany Police Department officer suspended for changing crime codes
• Elizabeth man killed in one-car wreck near casino
• Clarksville brothers to face federal charges
• Funds OK’d for Jeffersonville sewer project
• Pieces of history: Items from Hess’ collection to be auctioned off
• Little Libraries coming to Jeffersonville
• $150,000 deal reached on bullying lawsuit
• Guide to this year's hottest gift: The tablet
• Part of Grant Line to close for work
• Pay claim raises questions
• Employment study favorable for metro
• Spickert Knob Road to reopen Dec. 15
• Proposal for new charter school in Clark County rejected
• Two stabbed during altercation at Clarksville motel
• New shelter among Bicknell improvements
• Indiana offers $300K to stage collapse victims
• Young asks for protection of Medicare payments
• Police standoff in Jeffersonville ends peacefully
• Throwing a holiday party? How to entertain on a budget
• Mayor-elect sells family restaurant
• New Albany employees get pay bump
• Jeffersonville revisits loan program
• Clarksville approves wastewater compliance plan
• Charlestown High School floods
• New Albany man accused of child abuse, robbery
• Skillman sends off cards to troops
• Sellersburg building struck by pickup truck
• Newsroom staffers take home state awards
• Rivera Consulting Group moves from Sellersburg to Clarksville
• Buckhead owners optimistic about timeline to reopen
• Civil Air Patrol lays wreath at Statehouse
• Budget vote expected at GCCS meeting
• New Albany woman admits to welfare fraud
• New Albany First funding to remain tabled
• New Albany's Eighth and Culbertson building gets funding nudge
• New intersection to provide new entrance to Jeffersonville High School
• HAYDEN: Legislature to wrestle with drug testing for welfare issue
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Horrors of the job market depend on who is asked
• Man pleads guilty to beating young child in New Albany
• Bicyclist killed in Sellersburg crash
• Hazelwood students open time capsules
• WISH BOOK: Single mother dreaming about a brighter future
• Clarksville Value City site may be sold
• WISH BOOK: Borden family trying to overcome challenging year
• WISH BOOK: Charlestown mom trying to build a new life for her kids
• WISH BOOK: Mother has worked hard to pull herself up for her children
• EXTRA MILER: Sisters of the Heart
• Possible departure spurs demonstration
• Otisco man guilty of rape
• Murder suspect wants trial moved
• Holiday fun on tap in Jeffersonville this weekend
• Charlestown teenager charged with child molestation
• State Chamber of Commerce to roll out sweeping legislative agenda
• Robison chosen for New Albany city attorney
• This year's top 10 video games (with holiday savings!)
• Messer appeal to be heard at Silver Creek High School
• Former cemetery treasurer accused of theft
• Lien filed on former Colgate plant
• An early Christmas gift: Horseshoe Foundation hands out $358,725 in grants
• ‘Nutcracker on Ice’ coming to Jeffersonville’s outdoor ice rink
• Bennett: State must act to help low-performing schools
• Congress considers online sales tax issues
• Occupy protesters arrested after sit-in at IU business school
• VIDEO: Entire 2011 hurricane season in less than 5 minutes
• Real or fake? Choosing the right Christmas tree
• Copper stolen from Clark State Forest Museum
• Two seriously injured in Clark County wreck
• Investigators await toxicology results from wreck
• Jeffersonville sewer plant construction to begin in January
• Parks board to prepare new deal for city, county consideration
• Bill to require drug testing for welfare recipients in the making
• Band teacher accused of child seduction released
• State DNR still looking for workers for program
• Artists sought for NA Public art Project
• Floyd commissioners to open bids for youth shelter
• Lights, camera, fractions: Highland Hills Math Movie Night incorporates film and math
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Jeff moves forward with 10th Street land deal
• Right to work not the only hot legislation item on 2012 agenda
• Clark County considering lease deal for hospital considered
• Georgetown man says his business was taken from him
• UNPAID BILLIONS: Indiana loses out on millions in uncollected sales taxes
• Parks funding examined in Floyd County
• Man charged with murdering wife claims insanity
• Band director arrested for seduction of 2 girls
• Charlestown Democrats ask for recount
• Police: EMS dispatcher helped suspect during standoff
• Second suspect arrested for convenience store shooting
• Jeffersonville council backs canal with resolution
• Water woes: Lack of west-end stormwater projects has Coffey drained
• Clark County to decide on ambulance provider change
• Students honor former art store with gallery
• State, local employment rates increase
• Multiple agencies collaborate to make drug arrests
• Clark County men sentenced in burglary cases
• Unions pack Statehouse to protest 'right to work'
• Jeffersonville City Council OKs own raises
• NA-FC restructuring going well, official says
• Clarksville Town Council OKs sewer treatment contract
• Fast Freddie 5-miler now in 23rd year
• Ogle grant challenges community to support Interfaith
• New Washington will light 27-foot tree
• TARC to alter Thanksgiving routes
• Area students get a day out at Purdue
• Two women face several felonies
• Democrats propose legislation to fully-fund all-day kindergarten, cap class sizes
• So much turkey! Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Welcome these fresh faces to Jeffersonville City Council
• Union workers will greet lawmakers at Organization Day
• New film has New Albany flavor
• Clark, Floyd school boards discuss funding inequities
• Clark County election outcomes withstand challenges
• Duke Energy manager killed in New Albany wreck
• THE HOUSE IS IN ORDER: Administration defends DNA president’s NSP contract
• New film has local flavor
• ‘No Turning Back’ for soldier injured in Iraq
• WHALEY: ‘Sanders Family Christmas’ makes debut at Derby Dinner
• Bridges forum: It’s still about the money
• New Albany City Council narrowly approves $2.3M to balance budget
• Panel predicts local job growth, no double-dip recession
• Louisville man convicted of battery charges
• Giving it that college try: Ivy Tech holds fall open house on campus
• African-American Heritage Trail makes request
• Education proclamation: New Albany mayor recognizes American Education Week
• Clarksville man found dead in home after fire
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• Highway Administration recommends reduced bridges project
• Police: Robbery suspect shot by store clerk
• Jeffersonville man convicted of cocaine possession
• Floyd County, New Albany meet over parks funding gap
• Gahan selects transition team
• Occupy Indy protesters ordered to clear out camp
• ACL even with last year through three quarters
• Indi’s opens Thursday in Charlestown
• State launches program to help nonprofits
• Floyd commissioners considering deal for new police radios
• Clarksville gets money for Eastern Boulevard
• Jeffersonville looking for neighborhood leaders
• TARC joins Google Transit
• Snow removal contract for Jeffersonville City Hall approved
• Jeffersonville man convicted of thefts
• Jeffersonville man formally charged with wife’s murder
• GCCS spares Maple Elementary
• New Albany Bicentennial Park moving ahead
• Clark commissioners’ requests weighed
• Water study on tap for Sellersburg
• Joint schools meeting scheduled for Thursday
• Gregg discusses his gubernatorial run in New Albany
• Indiana banks can double their benefits by loaning to UEZ businesses
• Teens arrested after driving backhoe on I-65
• Lorch & Naville welcomes fourth-generation attorney
• Floyd police seek ‘person of interest’ in wire thefts
• Court says Henderson can't remain on Camm case
• Man accused of killing wife appears in court
• Manager needed at Vissing Park construction site
• Clark County Council approves ordinances for sheriff’s department
• New Albany City Council to consider $2.3M request to balance budget
• NA-FC is winning: Two more awards for district’s shelf
• River Ridge sells 16 acres
• Bennett: Those expecting more state dollars for education fooling themselves
• CFSI awards $147,198 in grants
• Man, 78, dies six days after being crushed by tree
• Severe weather possible in Clark, Floyd counties
• Jeffersonville man accused of killing wife appears in court
• Jeffersonville street closure prompts legal claim
• Clark County Democrats call for leadership change
• Honoring fathers: Local women’s group honors fathers with banquet, essay contest
• ‘It’s a time to be thankful’
• HAYDEN: Feigenbaum says many reasons led to Republican victories
• Daniels eyes ‘right to work’ in final session as governor
• Plans change for planned development
• Providence adds new music studio
• Salute to veterans at Riverside memorial in Jeffersonville
• Floyds Knobs Elementary honors veterans
• IUS honors service members
• Clarksville brothers arrested in connection with bank robbery spree
• Heather Douglas, NAHS graduate and actress, teaches a show she performed
• Temporary ice rink planned for downtown Jeffersonville
• Clark commissioner’s post will be filled by Democrat
• Police: 200 pounds of pot seized at Clark County Airport
• Homeland Security: Time to prepare for winter
• Numerous Jeffersonville projects paused
• Teen’s reported rape confession thrown out
• Jeffersonville man released, murder charge dropped
• Six vie for three At-large seats in Jeffersonville
• Parks committee to meet with or without New Albany reps
• Attempted murder trial set to begin today
• Not too chicken to give: River Valley Middle School students double their donation goal for St. Jude
• Charlestown police still searching for 12 after raids
• State police trying out license plate readers
• Jeffersonville is home to six contested districts
• Lavender Hill Floral hosts Create & Bloom Show
• Insurance issues rise again for Clark commissioners
• Future IUS students gain insights to campus
• The times, they are a ‘changin’
• New Albany First seminar touts buying local
• Clark Memorial Hospital considered for major award
• Two more suspects in burglary ring arrested
• ELECTION 2011 PREVIEW: Parks, council health insurance among top issues for New Albany council candidates
• Insurance issues rise again for Clark commissioners
• Charlestown police arrest five in drug raid
• Repeat sexual offender charged with molesting
• Absence makes the vote grow stronger
• Two Sellersburg council seats up for grabs
• At least two new faces will join Charlestown Town Council
• Clark County levy appeal hearing postponed
• Mayor’s prayer breakfast Nov. 12
• GOP head: Ballots will be ‘investigated’
• Alleged hate group members suspected of burglaries
• Locals listen during lunch with Lugar
• Families with autistic children face long wait time for services
• Special gift for a ‘wonderful’ person: Local ‘caregiver’ receives cruise for going above and beyond daily duties
• Contractor calls for bid to be kicked out
• Three arrested in New Albany drug bust
• NAPD officers’ take-home cars reinstated
• WEB EXTRA: Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• Greater Clark budget cuts could hit hard
• Coffey, Caesar hoping to retain council seats in New Albany
• New Albany board endorses Reisz project for senior living
• Local port names new director
• Three incumbents face challengers in Greenville
• State lawmakers seek to revive ‘right-to-work’ plan
• Rundgren to lead IU homecoming parade
• Jeffersonville hopes to keep leaves out of drains
• New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation outsources custodians
• Police: Thieves cutting phone lines
• Sellersburg OKs 2012 budget
• Five tons of marijuana found in Indy
• Search for missing spelunker suspended
• Former assessor faces newcomer for clerk’s office
• Police: Jeffersonville man stole chain saw from shed
• IU will cut summer tuition to encourage year-round attendance
• Water plan put into action: Charlestown City Council agrees to transfer funds so city can begin water treatment
• Taking steps to recovery: Walk raises awareness of substance abuse
• Reality star Rupert will run for Indiana governor
• Don’t look for state fair changes in 2012 session
• Steamboat Museum’s Fall Into Art exhibit opens Nov. 6
• Local group makes a difference with clothing, food giveaway
• Glotzbach set to take reigns as New Albany City Clerk
• Jeffersonville incumbent has fundraising lead
• Luxury life at The Harbours in Jeffersonville fraught with fighting
• Galligan aide indicted for voter fraud
• Friday brings art, live music and beer to New Albany
• Clark County apartment collections coming in slowly
• Winningham throws name into 9th District congressional race
• Gatz family shares story to fight drunken driving
• Louisville man charged with armed robberies
• New Albany officials: Budget is balanced
• Mac asphalt case dismissed
• Jeffersonvile hires new redevelopment director
• Bringing the music back: England recognized for work on New Albany concert series, amphitheater
• Retired prosecutors’ advocate drafted back into service on sentencing reform
• Marching ahead: Floyd Central JROTC raises cadet quality through camps, leadership
• Former IU chancellor, New Albany native dies
• Jeffersonville man charged with armed robbery
• WEB EXTRA: ndiana, Planned Parenthood in court over funding
• WEB EXTRA: Panel works toward clarifying right to resist cops
• Gadhafi, 69, dead
• Bethlehem post office closing considered
• Medical equipment provider settles with government
• Trail seeking funds: Nonprofit wants to make African-American history trail a reality
• River Ridge power plants to come down
• Zoning procedures to be covered in Floyd Action Network meeting
• Public works board talks speed-hump policy
• Sellersburg house damaged in fire
• Robbery suspect in custody after short standoff
• State seeks interns for state park trails projects
• Indiana school district mulls ending free school bus service
• State police turn to social media to recruit new troopers
• No students injured in Borden bus crash
• Make strides Sunday: Organizers excited about event to benefit breast cancer support, research
• A place to call home: Corden Porter dedication sparks pride among teachers, students
• Greater Clark County Schools custodial discussion causes mess
• FLOYD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Reisz building may get new tenant
• Man says he will defy parole requirements
• Teens in Charlestown rape case arrested again
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Jeffersonville City Council OKs Big Four funding agreement
• NA-FC reviews outsourcing details
• England administration believes 2012 budget will be balanced
• ACL leasing office space
• Clark County chief probation officer named
• Hoosiers have given more to Romney than other GOP candidates
• KidStuff consignment sale set for Thursday through Saturday
• National speaker to address localism in New Albany
• Buck killed after busting into restaurant, bank
• Owings Patterns moving to Sellersburg
• Consumer protection events to focus on military personnel
• Maple and Spring Hill elementaries could close
• Ivy Tech adding $1M nursing pavilion
• New group aims to help people who stutter
• Clere receives honor for Habitat-saving legislation
• HAYDEN: A peaceful protest centers on Statehouse
• The time of the year for cheer: Holiday card campaign for the troops kicks off
• Todd Young talks about life at Naval Academy
• River Crossing expanding in Charlestown
• Providence to give voucher information
• FFA meeting to test Indy readiness for Super Bowl
• New 1si head involved in Kentucky lawsuit
• Clarksville to consider $950K sewer contract
• Moving forward on park land in Floyd County
• Jeffersonville business expanding to River Ridge
• Clarksville working to stabilize Harrison Avenue
• Plans show what could be for Colgate site
• Animal shelter issues invade commissioners meeting
• Clere gives legislative update
• Attorney: Jeffersonville shooter to plead guilty to obstruction
• Jeffersonville man arrested for stabbing
• Edwardsville drug store robbed again
• Mourdock raises $438K for Lugar primary challenge
• Hiker found safe after night alone in forest
• Vacant homes irk Jeffersonville councilman
• More charges being filed in federal court
• One of the best: Floyd County is one of America’s 100 Best Communities
• It’s Autumn on the River: Bethlehem hosting annual festival
• Hoosier homeland: Native son captures hometown Utica in photo display
• Two Floyd County students among 300 Hoosier merit scholar finalists
• Floyd Memorial Foundation ride to raise funds
• A whole new outlook: Housing Authority putting stimulus money to use
• Clark County Council addresses safety costs
• Two Floyd County projects moving forward
• Housing developments tabled in New Albany
• Spring Street Hill Road repairs to begin in December
• Gospel music celebration at New Albany High School
• Business as usual: Harvest Homecoming welcomes big crowd despite bridge closure
• Ex-Obama security aide taking on Young in 9th
• Clark County Council OKs $14.5M budget
• State denies Clark County rate increase
• Woman injured in motorcycle wreck
• Confessed killer plans to use insanity defense
• Ned Pfau to be honored by Junior Achievement
• Rainbow Drive in New Albany to close to through traffic
• NAPD launches team to fight street crimes
• Searching for sweet deals: Fourth-annual Sugar Maples Fall Festival brings bargain hunters
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• Flooding buyout program moving forward
• Prospects considered for Clarksville Value City site
• Vincennes and Main streets included in New Albany roadway construction
• Consumer counselor recommends rejecting water rate increases
• WHALEY: ‘Death by Fatal Murder’ completes trilogy at Derby Dinner
• Clarksville bar owner cited after hosting underage party
• Floyd likely to add early voting hours to combat bridge closure
• Delivery model not chosen for Ohio River Bridges Project
• Man convicted of burglarizing widow’s home
• No new clues in search for missing Georgetown man
• Diabetes awareness walk is Oct. 15
• Conference aims to explore black history
• It’s promising: Floyd County in the running to be one of 100 Best Communities for Young People
• Steve Jobs in 2005: Death is life's 'change agent' (VIDEO)
• Jeffersonville calls in animal shelter tab
• Judge considers arguments in Mac asphalt case
• Former IU basketball coach Bob Knight to speak at NAHS
• Greenville, NA-FC Animal Shelter at odds again
• Crews search forest for missing Georgetown man
• Judge to consider motion to overturn conviction
• Innovation Fund to reward creative school programs
• Clark County court signs agreed order on funding
• RiverStage II plans in development
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Bennett acknowledges he has ‘fences to mend’
• Preservationists push for more tax credits
• Wassmer pegged to lead One Southern Indiana
• Greater Clark County Schools passes budget, but concerns remain
• New Albany expects quiet zone to continue
• Charlestown to hold special meeting to consider tank work
• 91 of state’s 92 counties on track for on-time tax bills
• Young introduces emergency transportation legislation
• Interstate ramps closed
• Rep. Clere to hold town hall series
• New Albany City Council OKs $500K to aid Charlestown Road corridor
• Dress & Dwell enjoying early success
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Attorneys argue prosecutor’s removal from Camm case
• One Southern Indiana names president of Kentucky group new CEO
• New Albany council approves $500K to aid Charlestown Road corridor
• Charlestown approves 2012 budget
• Jeffersonville council calls for east-end bridge advancement
• Equalizing parks funding topic of New Albany meeting
• 141 properties in Clark County tax sale purchased
• Soldier accused of impregnating Jeffersonville teen appears in court
• Second burglary ring suspect arrested in Charlestown
• Voter registration deadline less than a week away
• New Albany councilmen say some parks could close if Floyd County doesn’t step up funding
• New Albany's State Street could completely reopen by Tuesday
• Recovery from addiction celebrated in Jeffersonville
• Thousands attend IU Southeast Fall Festival
• Former Clarksville School Board member dies at 72
• Fighting for what’s fair: Indiana chief justice speaks of progress at Jeff/Clark NAACP banquet
• Deputy mayor declares NAACP day in New Albany
• In ‘jobs’ elections, foreign goods cause trouble
• Businesses say there’s always room for new firsts
• Twenty-first Century Scholars enrolling students
• All that jazz: Miles Davis Tribute group will play New Albany Tuesday
• Reservations open for Women’s Foundation fundraiser
• Officials say some New Albany-Floyd County parks could close if county doesn’t step up funding
• The more Brendas, the better
• Clark County funded?
• Parade kicks off Harvest Homecoming festivities
• Light the Night event to help fund research
• Two more weeks for water taxi
• Federal judge rules against state ban of robo-calls
• Drug arrest made at U.S. Census Bureau
• New Albany teen shot in head recovering at hospital
• Louisville mayor: Two more weeks for water taxi
• Father accused of breaking 3-year-old’s jaw
• Architect touts three bridges for less
• National defense business opening in New Albany
• Census Bureau shedding more than 300 jobs
• Two arrested after stolen guns sold to pawn shops
• Celebrate Memphis events begin Friday
• Indiana police seize woman’s medical marijuana
• Notre Dame president protests birth control inclusion
• Sherman Minton inspection expected to be completed next week
• Henryville man arrested for burglarizing house
• WEB EXTRA: Police: Person of interest held in 5 Ind. deaths
• No further action expected on open-door complaint
• New Albany's State Street closure may last until next week
• State park attendance steady despite economy
• Police say killer of five remains at large
• Walk/run to raise awareness for substance abuse
• A witness to history: Man who experienced Rwandan genocide speaks to New Washington students
• Floyd County police seek armed robbery suspect
• It’s go time: College Go! Week kicks off at Charlestown High School
• Attorney wants teen’s statement suppressed
• Capital purchases considered in Jeffersonville
• Sellersburg looking into tech insurance
• New York detective calls Bloomington police chief ‘Gomer Pyle’
• Fair collapse suit tests state’s $5M tort cap
• Clark County Sheriff’s Department commander reinstated
• Diabetes awareness walk coming Oct. 15
• Help out with Hoosier Cheer for our Heroes
• WEB EXTRA: Taiwanese reps sign deals to buy US corn, soybeans
• Grundy receives Woman of the Year honors
• HAYDEN: Argument lingers over Barnes’ case
• New Albany Stormwater utility eyes $6 million bond for drainage projects
• Income growth slow in Indiana
• Thousands attend Jeffersonville festivals
• Denzinger Scholarship: Fallen officers’ legacy lives on in educating future police
• Two arrested for armed robbery in Clarksville
• Police: Man confessed to robbing Clarksville bank
• Clark County Solid Waste board sued
• LaHood touts passage of jobs act following tour of the Sherman Minton
• Timeout for teenagers: Former NFL players motivate students in New Albany
• Feds talk bridges: Louisville mayor meets with Obama
• Public transit, emergency plans discussed
• Cross-country marathon: Pair of runners, en route to California, stop in New Albany
• Jeffersonville man sentenced for distributing child pornography
• New Albany company executives indicted in Kentucky
• Jeffersonville man sentenced for distributing child porn
• List of richest people in America released
• Holy Family students raise money for school
• Floyd Co. Commissioners approve curb-cut request for Woodlands Park
• Norfolk to respond to requests to open K & I ‘shortly’
• New Albany UEZ chartered group to look for solutions during bridge closure
• Inspection of Sherman Minton still on track
• Southern Indiana leaders consider marketing attractions amid bridge traffic concerns
• Parents settle with state regarding fatal wreck
• Police: Walmart shoplifter called in bomb threats
• GCCS custodial outsourcing considered further
• Louisville mayor says Feds understand importance of bridge fix
• Part of State Street in New Albany to close for paving
• Jeffersonville animal shelter resumes adoptions
• Two arrested on cocaine charges in Clarksville
• Arrest made in Southern Indiana burglary ring
• Indianapolis man accused of five-state crime spree
• Jeffersonville High School welcomes Key Club
• Police: Jeffersonville woman injured during burglary
• NA-FC schools present cleaning plan
• Clarksville looks to reopen road
• Jeffersonville City Council considers 2012 budget
• Third joint school meeting cancelled
• Homestead exemptions to be examined
• Report: Nine in 10 safety seats in Indiana misused
• Sherman Minton not the only shaky bridge in Indiana
• Duke Energy seeks to pass cost overruns to customers
• Crowds crack rocks at Falls Fossil Festival
• New Albany tree board seeks to protect city’s vegetative investments
• New Albany wraps up riverfront season with Strassenfest
• Officials get up close look at Sherman Minton Bridge
• New Albany paid $1.8 million more than county for parks
• Myra Powell, principal at Borden Elementary, leaves to take over her father’s business
• Lien approved for Jeffersonville's Haven House
• Purdue campus growing up in New Albany
• Court of appeals affirms ruling on EMC contract breach
• Kentucky inspectors say two bridges OK
• Hazelwood students get ice cream for ISTEP gains
• 911 merger stalls after split New Albany vote
• Silver Creek High School debuts show Sept. 16
• Clark commissioners move landfill work forward
• It’s a name game for Clark County road
• Woman faces neglect, criminal confinement charges
• UPDATE: Jeffersonville's 10th Street to get center turning lanes
• Jeffersonville eyes 10th Street property
• New Albany rental property to be vacated by Friday
• Clark council holds budget hearing
• One-on-one learning: Church offers free tutoring services
• Man faces federal charges for ‘sextortion’
• Jeffersonville wants Vissing groundwork done by winter
• Sellersburg signs animal-control contract
• Two arrested in New Washington burglary
• Corydon Walmart gets bomb threat
• Average Indiana SAT scores drop slightly in writing, math
• Humana hiring in Louisville
• New Albany's Daisy Lane could open next week
• Officials further scrutinize bridge
• INDOT and TARC take steps to improve congestion related to Sherman Minton closure
• Bridges Authority issues request for information
• Bids accepted for Grant Line Road construction
• Bennett lauds education overhaul
• It’s hard to leave, so you might as well stay
• Water taxi to ferry people across river
• Bridges Authority issues request for information
• Officials to meet Wednesday over Harvest Homecoming traffic
• 911 merger votes scheduled for this week
• Jeffersonville communication policy pondered
• Clark Council settles multiple mandates
• Student loan default rates jump
• High court passes on White’s recount case
• Lawmakers plan Ohio River caucus
• Horseshoe Foundation commits more funds to loan pool
• Three arrested in Clarksville robbery
• Budget battle in Charlestown
• Bennett to make education speech Tuesday
• Officials celebrate Georgetown water plant ceremony
• Bridges Authority to choose delivery model at October meeting
• NA-FC board talks budget at retreat
• SHERMAN MINTON CLOSURE: Officials announce traffic plans
• Sherman Minton repair decision could take three weeks
• More than a driveway in Floyd County
• Clark sheriff’s mediation expected Monday
• Clark drainage board to revisit ordinance
• Program designed to stop illegal homestead deductions
• Company looks to honor veterans
• Jeffersonville shelter dogs will be immunized following possible outbreak
• Sept. 11 changed everything — about air travel
• 9/11 brought changes to skyscrapers and high-rises
• IU Southeast enrollment increases slightly
• 9/11: A tragedy explored through the decade by TV
• State: All is well with Charlestown audit
• Books: ‘Retrieved’ highlights rescue dogs of Sept. 11
• Post-9/11, a security blanket for a wounded nation
• Board to consider adding I-69 to plan
• Men charged with scam
• New Albany, Floyd County still apart on 911 merger
• Moving markets: Investing changes since 9/11
• Deployed New Albany native earns award in Afghanistan
• Roads to close in coming days in Jeffersonville
• Traveling Vietnam Wall opens Friday
• New Albany woman charged after father shot
• Board supports tougher standards for high school diploma
• Clarksville couple arrested for making meth
• Jeffersonville teenager charged with rape
• Clarksville gives OK to sewer rate hike
• Deadline set for vacating New Albany apartment
• Financial, ethical concerns raised at GCCS meeting
• Fox steps down as attorney for New Albany-Floyd County Parks Department Board
• Jeffersonville hosting open house sessions on storm water master plan
• Jeffersonville Wastewater Department to test sewer lines
• Key lawmaker seeks tuition explanation
• UPDATE: Charlestown High School principal arrested for OWI
• Ethics commission ready to start in Jeffersonville
• Conditions at Jeffersonville animal shelterdraw complaints
• Five face burglary charges in Clark County
• Clarksville courting health care prospects at Colgate site
• Wilson Elementary students learn about curbing bullies
• Clark County Building Authority files complaint against the county
• UPDATE: Shooting suspect captured in Kentucky
• New Albany City Council holds off on 911 merger
• Clark County cost-cutting measures spark debate
• Family, income, student interest affect high school drop-out rate
• Floyd County Youth Symphony to hold auditions
• Carnegie Center’s biggest fundraising event set for Sept. 9
• New Albany man sentenced to 55 years for 2004 murder
• New Albany Fire Department honors fallen with 9/11 memorial
• Clarksville police seek attempted kidnapper
• State audit finds few problems in Jeffersonville
• Illinois man arrested in Clark County for drug charges
• New Albany may need contractor to help remove yard debris
• Illegal immigrants see big jump in Indiana tuition
• Utica homecoming is Friday, Saturday
• Indiana lawmaker’s lynching reference riles Tea Party
• New Albany woman, 75, charged with murder
• State will soon expand mobile 911 coverage
• Exit interview: Robbie Valentine speaks candidly about his time with the Greater Clark board
• Expansion could lead to more liquor licenses in New Albany
• New Albany council to entertain 911 merger Thursday
• Refinancing could give town’s schools cash
• Floyd execs accept bids for Spickert Knob work
• Roudenbush running for Floyd commissioner
• New Albany State Street resurfacing starts Tuesday
• Adoptive father’s 135-year sentence upheld
• New Albany fire truck purchases finalized
• Man charged with stealing from Census Bureau
• DaVita offering at-home dialysis in Jeffersonville
• WEB EXTRA: White to represent himself in next round of court
• Jeffersonville City Council to cut funding for One Southern Indiana
• Residents decry water rate increases
• State assigns new letter grades to schools but questions remain
• GOP hopeful Huntsman seeks supporters in Indiana
• Missing student’s mother tells students: ‘be safe’
• Minority businesses considered for Jeffersonville canal project
• Indiana’s freshmen lawmakers make their way at the Capitol
• Sellersburg Police hosting car show, trunk or treat event
• Charlestown Police adds anonymous crime tip line
• Man sentenced to prison for fatal wreck
• Convicted stalker sentenced to 46 1/2 years
• It’s OK to call them old: More of New Albany’s historic homes to be showcased during annual tour
• Former Charlestown physician under investigation
• Clarksville’s autos, buildings to get energy analysis
• HAYDEN: Committee studies capping superintendent salaries
• Giants in the Faith brings community together
• GOP Senate primary could have a familiar look
• State hasn’t changed its plans for I-64 work
• No decision yet on 10th Street medians in Jeffersonville
• Public can comment on water rates Monday
• Two NA firefighters honored
• Southern Indiana natives bracing for Hurricane Irene
• Councilwoman Benedetti’s OWI ruling will not be challenged
• Charlestown woman arrested for child molestation
• 911 board votes to recognize dispatch union
• Walking Distance: Plan sets sidewalk priorities in Jeffersonville
• NEW ALBANY CITY WRAP: Paving to begin along State Street
• Ivy Tech hits record enrollment
• State: Indiana workplace deaths hit record low
• Man charged with selling gun that killed officer
• 1si’s ‘Pearls of Wisdom’ features mother-daughter team
• New Hope Services launches Hope Senior Care
• Formal complaint filed against GCCS
• Vote set on recognizing New Albany union through 911 merger
• Jeffboat conducting review after third fatality in 16 months
• Mike Pence stops in New Albany to talk jobs, governor’s race
• Sellersburg Celebrates! kicks-off today
• Floyd County Youth Symphony to hold auditions
• West Nile virus found in Jefferson County person
• Mom sentenced over boy’s teeth pulling
• Young focuses on jobs through new website
• Board: No stoplight for Court and Watt intersection in Jeffersonville
• Lawmakers unsure where to go with illegal entry ruling
• Art in Speed Park set for this weekend
• Local state troopers receive awards
• WEB EXTRA: New drive planned in search for Indiana student
• WEB EXTRA: Southern Indiana resident has West Nile, first case of year
• Formal complaint filed against GCCS
• Floyd Memorial initiative teaches kids healthy habits
• Jeffersonville solicits comment on flooding problems
• Two suspected in at least 20 burglaries
• Nuisance Animal Control contract approved by Sellersburg Town Council
• Back to School for Jeffersonville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Strongest quake since 1944 jars East Coast
• Feared beetle found in bags of rice at O’Hare
• New Albany woman sentenced for dealing Hydrocodone
• Woman accused of attacking another with coffee pot
• Indiana University Southeast approved for more on-campus housing
• Indiana House speaker urges legislator to resign
• Lawmakers to debate illegal entry
• Court rejects use of tax tool in puppy case
• WEB EXTRA: Judge orders Indiana to preserve fair stage wreckage
• WEB EXTRA: Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Greater Clark County Schools executive session in question
• England administration unveils plan to balance 2012 spending
• New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. makes AYP again
• Indiana State Fair sees 8 percent drop in attendance
• Victim of fair collapse to be organ donor
• Two Indiana teens still missing
• Women accused of prostitution appear in court
• Sex offender found living near New Albany daycare
• Former Harrison Co. sheriff pleads guilty to felony charges
• New Albany actor following his dream in Scotland
• New Albany City Council still considering options on Duke consent decree
• Group taking statements on purpose and need of Ohio River Bridges Project
• HAYDEN: State fair tragedy may cause regulatory legislation
• Daniels gets back to business after fair tragedy
• Jeffersonville church moves into new facility
• Boil water advisory issued for Henryville area
• ‘Way-finding system’ on the horizon for Greenway
• Six women named as finalists for Southern Indiana Woman of the Year
• Indiana cut more jobs over the past year than any other state
• ACL posts loss, but Jeffboat shows strong revenues
• Board interviews candidates to fill vacancy
• Union president questions Floyd County, New Albany 911 merger
• Vote for new voting machines in Clark County delayed
• Clarksville among towns picked for program
• Convicted murderer’s cousin appears in court
• Lanes on Sherman Minton Bridge to close Monday
• Daniels hires outside firm to review state fair accident
• WEB EXTRA: IU researchers say state economy will continue struggle
• Judge mandates money to Clark County Sheriff
• 1si to endorse mayoral hopefuls
• The House is lien-ing: Haven House director ‘resents’ agency’s outstanding bills being made public
• Mayors: You get what you pay for
• Former Harrison County Sheriff set to plead guilty
• Charlestown man charged in bat attack
• Police: New Albany woman stabbed boyfriend with screwdrivers
• Street light requested in Jeffersonville
• IUS Arts Institute offers classes, lessons
• ‘Wesley Wednesdays’ launches new semester
• Man rescued from banks of Silver Creek
• Elaborate outdoor concerts amp up safety concerns
• Report: Teen wished he’d shot cop, not classmate
• Man arrested hour after jail release
• Money mandated to sheriff’s department
• State prison data used to drive reform legislation under review
• Funerals start for five killed in state fair accident
• Opening doors to the future: Family Scholar House opens office in New Albany
• Clark County cost-cuts continue
• Two submit proposals for New Albany's North Annex
• Jeffersonville offers discount cards for prescriptions
• Many Indiana families struggle to afford food
• Horseshoe Foundation offering grants seminar
• Police: Semi not involved in fatal motorcycle wreck
• Police search landfill for missing IU student
• Corydon attorney arrested for manufacturing meth
• Sellersburg woman charged in fatal wreck
• Clark County budget planning sessions start
• Sewer, drainage issues drench Jeffersonville City Council
• Clarksville sewer rates set to rise
• New Albany City Council likely to move $1.5M toward shortfall
• Teacher, advocate, daredevil among victims
• Jeffersonville church sponsoring career workshop
• Indiana State Police looking for shooter
• Daniels says statewide smoking ban has a shot at passing in 2012
• Summer heat prompts concerns about toxic algae in state lakes
• Judge declines blocking Indiana's voucher law
• WEB EXTRA: White's voter fraud trial postponed to January
• Time Warner to buy Insight Communications
• Police looking for Austin shooter
• Indiana State Fair honors five killed in stage collapse
• Daisy Lane remains closed as deadline pushed till Sept. 30
• Sentencing reform may come with rise of problem-solving courts
• Floyd County judge planning veterans court
• NAHS teachers take boot camp before school starts
• Providence family has grown up
• Four dead after Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• PENCIL-GATE: Campaign battle starts early in Charlestown
• Floyd commissioners to consider union contract
• Pre-emptive strike: JHS principal seeks prior review of school media publications
• Scott rebranding Main Street funeral home
• State task force on Alzheimer’s disease seeks public input
• ‘Church Basement Ladies’ has plenty of laughs
• Horseshoe Foundation sends New Albany historic house proposal to committee
• New Albany collects $888K in sewer debt
• Developer ordered to pay $254,000 restitution
• He’s on a serious run: Man who started a run in California stops in New Albany
• Judge accepts plea agreement in Rick Pyke case
• Clark County woman arrested for prostitution
• Closer to home: The commute is over for Clarksville Elementary School’s new principal
• Clark County Sheriff changes policy for take-home vehicles
• Historians to celebrate steam engine innovator Saturday
• Jeffersonville flood buyout grant halved
• Plastics company planning expansion in Jeffersonville
• Mother charged after infant’s skull fractured
• A new slice of the action: FX Pizza to offer miniature golf in the spring after opening in Floyds Knobs
• New Albany Historic Home Tour to feature HGTV house
• St. Mary’s in New Albany garners restoration award
• Sellersburg seeks additional greenspace
• Part of Eighth Street in Jeffersonville to be removed
• Smoke shop owner arrested on drug, bribery charges
• Clark County bounces $6M bond issue to Floyd
• Floyd County Council to weigh possible bond for landfill
• Jeffersonville man sentenced for dealing cocaine
• Knock knock: New Albany considering allowing Insight to solicit door-to-door sales
• Greater Clark County Schools discusses budget: Unknown factors affect district’s 2012 plans
• Opening weekend crowd down at Indiana State Fair
• State health officials say smoking at historic low
• WEB EXTRA: Survey to gauge disaster readiness of Hoosiers
• Clarksville gets ready to use laptops instead of texts
• Cool news: Jeffersonville native doing weather on Good Morning America
• Man making investment in New Albany's SEJ area
• Restrictions on teen drivers fail to get traction
• Mother of twins found in toilet released from jail
• Alleged ‘Facebook burglar’ sent to Floyd County
• 2,200 admitted to school voucher program
• Historic Landmarks offers workshop on masonry
• Comments sought on proposed water rate increase
• Parkinson group to meet
• Lana Aebersold receives state recognition
• Finishing I-69 up to next governor
• State told to cut grass along state roads
• Clark County budget battle continues: Sheriff’s commissary fund used to keep other county offices afloat
• Details revealed for Charlestown cuts
• Daniels due back in spotlight with new book
• Grants considered to help Jeffersonville residents tap into sewers
• Indiana federal aid target in national debt deal
• HAYDEN: Charlie Goodman still has some fight in him
• Jeffersonville holding meetings on storm water master plan
• Former IU president John W. Ryan dies at age 81
• ISP scrambles to cover meth cleanup costs
• LARRY DAVIS: A brother who won’t forget
• PAUL BRILES: Despite injuries, Vietnam vet would do it all over again for his country
• JOHN ECKERT: A tough “Son of Bitche”
• VERNON JACQUES: Soldier had artery snapped while backing up D-Day invasion
• EDWIN KELMEL: Time doesn’t heal all wounds
• DAVID ELLIOT: War knows no age
• Victim of fatal ATV wreck in New Albany identified
• New Albany council weighing merged 911 center
• Clarksville hires company to market Eastern Blvd.
• Jeffersonville man charged with sex crime
• New Albany house damaged by fire
• New Albany man charged with wife’s murder
• Clark County Commissioners go halfsies
• Remote access: Accent to add jobs
• Badge of honor: Mills named Indiana Sheriff of the Year
• Area jobless rate unchanged in June
• Fore the kids: Golf scramble brings in thousands for NA-FC schools
• Ruth’s Reader’s program continues to grow
• Republican Wallace touts business credentials
• Overpass design work moves forward
• Five women arrested for prostitution in Jeffersonville
• Sources sought for 9/11 stories
• Five women arrested for prostitution in Jeffersonville
• Specialists to develop Jeffersonville police, fire fitness tests
• New Albany’s SEJ project gets funding boost
• Clark County Building Authority Board unlikely to privatize custodians
• Holiday World announces ride
• Pence eyes ways to cut income tax
• Minnesota health company to buy Connextions
• Jeffersonville woman arrested on drug charges
• Plea expected soon in fatal wreck case
• Wyler Toyota takes home several awards
• WEB EXTRA: National Guard ready for end of Don't Ask, Don't Tell
• Police commander charged with domestic battery
• Clark County Sheriff’s Department questions how to maintain public safety
• Clark County payroll pinched: Attorney recommends layoffs for all Clark County employees starting next week
• Court upholds Jeffersonville’s redistricting plan
• Floyd County Commissioners approve joint communication center resolution
• Charlestown man convicted of stalking, burglary
• Two found guilty on charges of robbing Indiana casino customers
• Upcoming area blood drives set
• Most Indiana reps vote against raising debt ceiling
• Police: Woman beaten to death with rock in Memphis
• Clark County deputy suspended after arrest
• Big plans, but no funds in place for YMCA expansion
• Jeffersonville rejects 911 funding agreement
• Preston Arts Center closing in downtown New Albany
• Holiday World to announce plans for $9M ride
• New Albany City Council OKs first step in shoring up shortfall
• Charlestown buys land for family activities center
• National GOP fighting to win back Hoosiers
• Back home again: Collingsworth Family planning concert in New Albany
• Leadership changes announced for ACL
• Sheriff’s deputy suspended following arrest
• Jeffersonville targets home for move
• A push for more public schools: Key legislators push for transparency in superintendent pay
• Drive to save historic New Albany house slowed
• Today is last day for Prince, Princess hopefuls to register
• Clark County garbage haulers will have to pay the price
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Optimists announce plans for National Night Out Tuesday
• Sellersburg welcoming cache flow in spring
• Award for cat New Albany killer raised to $2,500
• Amerson concert to benefit New Albany Salvation Army
• HAYDEN: Sentencing reform proves no easy task
• Back to school Jam is Thursday
• Lugar: Norquist tax pledge, others hamper Congress
• Clark, Floyd charter schools approach ISTEP+ in different ways
• New Albany council set to deal with $3.9 million shortfall
• No decision yet on North Annex future
• JPD seeks new leads in murder investigation
• Parents arrested for leaving kids alone at a New Albany park
• Deadline to sign up for New Albany watering discount extended
• Terraces of Park Place in Jeffersonville hopes to gather neighborhood gardeners
• FLOYD COUNTY: Award for cat killer raised to $2,500
• Jeffersonville man Tasered at City Hall sentenced to six months in jail
• Louisville woman charged with stealing from dead former boyfriend
• New Albany music producer ventures into children’s music
• Clark County tax hike gets OK
• Historic preservation case against realty site struck down
• No vote taken on landfill bonds
• Deadline looms for New Albany public art fundraising drive
• Four dogs saved, one killed in Jeffersonville fire
• Jeffersonville hosts country crooners this weekend
• Jeffersonville neighborhoods plan anti-crime night out
• Woman accused of forging doctor’s name
• New Albany man sentenced for showing porn to child
• Initial autopsy on baby found in toilet inconclusive
• Committee to discuss superintendent salary cap
• Historic vacant firehouse sold
• Police: Man struck in head with ax
• FAA furlough stalling Clark runway expansion
• More road repairs tabbed by New Albany
• An option down the road: Norman Drive sparks debate in Sellersburg
• Campaign for governor brings in big bucks
• Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District seeks input
• Report: Shoplifter led police on chase, punched officer in the face
• Greenville tightens adult entertainment laws
• Four jailed after drugs found at Clarksville motel
• Kentuckiana Medical Center reverses course on opening ER
• Smaller Hoosier communities seek business with China
• Landfill bids exceed bond request
• Inspections find fewer underage alcohol sales in Indiana
• Clarksville nurse faces new charges
• Jeffersonville man arrested after boat chase
• Stewart will seek re-election as a Republican
• Summer months are deadliest on roads
• Let there be light: Jeffersonville installing streetlights around the city; more to come
• International diploma track closer to New Albany-Floyd County schools
• Bloomington apartment complex polishing image after disappearance
• HAYDEN: It will take time to redo the crime laws
• Pence’s policy silence could be smart politics
• Local designers showcase handmade fashions
• New Albany Social Security office to close at 3:30 p.m.
• Governor declares July 25 Community Foundation Day
• Pedestrian struck by car on U.S. 150
• STATE OF THE STATE: Little League tourney kicks-off in Jeffersonville
• Jeffersonville man seeks to have conviction overturned
• Indiana unemployment rate rises slightly in June
• NA-FC new education association president discusses goals, difficulties
• Sellersburg teen dies of heat-related symptoms
• Georgetown board approves lower sewer rates
• Police: Woman stole thousands of dollars in alcohol
• Purchase of fire engines for New Albany delayed
• New Albany man arrested for sexual assaults
• Commissioners edge toward raising rate on reserve fund
• Otisco man charged with rape, incest
• Events set for New Albany Amphitheater
• Heat strains state power sources
• ‘Right to work’ stays on state legislators’ plates
• Jeffersonville man sentenced to 120 years for murders
• Time running out for cuts: Clark County commissioner says he’s hesitant to drain some funds
• Greater Clark County Schools Board of Trustees seeks board member
• 22 IUS employees retire via offer this year
• Fire department to help out Little League team
• Deadline for disaster assistance near
• Clark County Solid Waste Management District offered extension on recycling bins
• Report: Man arrested after firing shots at family
• Woman arrested after car chase
• UPDATE: Power restored to most customers; storm closes school
• Clark County employees could face furloughs
• Murder witness faces contempt trial
• Kentuckiana Medical Center proposes ER as deliverance from debt
• Byerley named Floyd County solid waste director
• Heat wave could be state’s worst in 70 years
• Indiana Chamber ranks state legislators on business votes
• Debt ceiling debate focuses on Indiana Senate race
• State tourism office works through budget cuts
• State senator seeks federal balanced budget amendment
• Man pleads guilty to burglary during jury selection
• Girl remains critical after nearly drowning in Clarksville pool
• Police have suspects in Floyds Knobs vandalism
• For grads, it’s the home versus away dilemma
• Next wave for New Albany: Officials: Education, housing and marketing must be focal points for city’s economic future
• >> Jeffersonville councilman questions whether city owes county for election expenses
• Clarksville weighs sewer rate hikes
• Commission looks to overhaul state theft laws
• Showcase of fashions set for next week
• Military veterans push energy alternatives as security issue
• New course sought on bench ads in Jeffersonville
• Approval of step raises to be revisited: Raises create a stir in Clark County
• Bringing business to New Albany: Study shows city capturing more than its share of the market
• Greater Clark County Schools students make great strides on ISTEP
• Heat wave on the way
• HAYDEN: There’s money in the bank for Indiana
• WEB EXTRA: View of education changes is in eye of beholder
• WEB EXTRA: Most missing persons don't get media spotlight
• Despite low economic segments, some say New Albany’s consumer base still strong
• West Clark performs well on ISTEP
• State launching website, posting budgets
• Mother sentenced to work release for Sellersburg sex parties
• It’s a wrap: Floyd County 4-H fair draws to a close
• Clarksville schools climb in ISTEP results
• New Albany utility mulls staffing levels
• House, Senate differ on timing of new districts
• State ends budget year with $1.2B surplus
• Legal challenges can cost taxpayers
• Junior Achievement gets $50K in funding
• River Ramblings coming Saturday
• Ex-priest convicted in Tennessee sex abuse case
• Clarksville police bust huge meth lab
• Former funeral director pleads guilty to insurance fraud
• An encouraging jobs report: Connextions to hire 750 in Jeffersonville
• New Albany-Floyd County bests state ISTEP averages
• Jeffersonville insurance rate soars after shooting, fatal crash
• 1si still looking for a new CEO
• Uncork the Uplands this weekend
• Young tabbed for defense spending panel
• Jeffersonville man among artists at comic convention
• State police end minimum ticketing, warning requirement
• Greenville man arrested for distributing child porn
• Mother, son arrested on drug charges
• New Albany man accused of making threats with knife
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana governor's candidate's firm faces uncertainty
• River View gets final OK for funding step
• Dozens of Southern Indiana groups get funding
• Man accused of soliciting boy in mall restroom
• Judge rejects modification petition for former officer
• Valentine resignation effective sooner than anticipated
• State ISTEP scores up, but poor students lag behind
• Two more enter bridges project suit
• Police arrest naked man in creek
• Legislator finds support for taking crime out of pot
• Jeffersonville redistricting plan still under scrutiny
• Clark County employees will pay into pensions
• Suit hasn’t slowed state’s new voucher program
• Some license plates move faster than others
• Jeffersonville hosting drainage meeting tonight
• New Albany man charged with child solicitation
• Judge finds teen guilty in school shooting
• Tri-County provides summer offerings
• McCulloch Volunteer Fire Department’s service commemorated with plaque
• Honor Flight taking off for round two
• Ivy Tech, IUS prepared for potential threats
• Clark County, municipal leaders stalled on 911 funding
• SMARTer than ever: Clarksville Community School Corp. teachers get deeper training with SMART Boards
• Bodies found in Salem identified
• Vendors: Fireworks business still booming in Indiana
• New Albany police union files grievance
• Clarksville considers marketing for street vacancies
• Split verdict for man Tasered at Jeffersonville City Hall
• Employment report ‘quite negative’
• Trial begins for man Tasered at Jeffersonville City Hall
• Public safety longevity pay in spotlight at New Albany City Council meeting
• Clark County Commissioners say stop sign staying put
• Floyd Co. 4-H gaining strength
• Wine Walk & Shop takes place tonight
• Home invasion suspect charged with beating man
• Clark County Drainage Board OKs drainage plan regarding wetlands
• Jeffersonville native steps out with ‘Singled Out’
• Man accused of attempted rape
• Steamboat exhibit continues through July
• Reward increased for information about cat’s death in New Albany
• Work to begin soon on New Albany's Tye Avenue
• Four from Southern Indiana arrested for pointing laser
• Man charged with misdemeanor for shooting break-in suspect
• Big news for Big Four: Decking work begins on proposed pedestrian bridge between states
• Busy Saturday for New Albany happenings
• Borden man arrested for New Albany bank robbery
• New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation seeks custodial bids
• Man wanted in five counties arrested in Clarksville
• Murdered Clarksville man remembered by co-workers
• Utility easement granted for Jeffersonville's Hamburg Pike widening
• Clarksville OKs funding for firehouse
• New Albany police seek bank robber
• Libertarian enters Jeffersonville mayor’s race
• Back to the budget for New Albany City Council
• Nonprofit interested in North Annex
• Charlestown council approves cuts
• Norman Drive plan down the road
• IU releases blueprint for regional campuses to collaborate
• Rock the Rocks will help with Falls campaign for new exhibits
• Police seek New Albany bank robber
• Jeffersonville barber arrested for shooting at salon owner
• Clarksville teachers speak out against administration
• Jeffersonville flagged for missing permits on Springdale work
• New Albany police arrest two in drug bust
• Tickets available for Red Cross gala
• Leavell honored as Workforce One pioneer
• Police investigating string of Floyds Knobs burglaries
• HAYDEN: Exploring Indiana’s Southern tendencies
• New Albany Fire Museum open for sneak preview Saturday
• Bald eagles making a comeback in Indiana
• Legislators want state to cash in on sales tax holiday
• Flood buyout program in question in Jeffersonville
• Most laid off NA-FC teachers won’t be rehired
• Catholic youth group helping build Habitat house in New Albany
• New Albany Police Department opens substation at S. Ellen Jones school
• Bankruptcy hearing for Clarksville hospital delayed
• Parrish family member charged in road-rage case
• Third home invasion suspect arrested
• New Albany mayor’s race draws Libertarian
• Greater Clark County Schools keeps vacant buildings in corporation
• Group trying to work out racial kinks
• New Albany-Floyd County announces plan for art, music, P.E. programming
• Detectives to speak to witnesses of drowning
• Jeffersonville’s Board of Public Works and Safety signs contract with health company
• Lugar pushes energy savings, oil production
• State deploying stingless wasps to combat tree-killing insect
• State police to step up patrols for holiday weekend
• Four arrested after major drug bust
• Clark County Sheriff's deputy fired by merit commission
• Young: Congress carries burden to ward off economic collapse
• Steamboat exhibit opens Friday in New Albany
• Reward offered for cat killer
• Legislators look for remedy to court ruling on illegal entry
• Leadership Southern Indiana reveals new class
• WEB EXTRA: Relaxed gun laws, texting ban take effect in Indiana
• Public invited to comment on bridges
• WEB EXTRA: Panel chair: Legislature must address police entry
• WEB EXTRA: Purdue approves medical amnesty for alcohol cases
• Jeffersonville man arrested for shooting fleeing suspect
• Fit to wear a uniform? Jeffersonville mayor’s proposal would take fitness issue out of union contract
• Daeschner’s contract not extended
• On a hot summer night: Diffie, Kershaw and Tippin to play free show Sunday in New Albany
• Nurse charged with denying sick husband care
• CRIME WRAP: Louisville man facing felony charges in Clark County
• Several burglaries reported in Floyds Knobs
• New Albany loses longtime businessman
• River Ridge granted control of water system
• State appeals Planned Parenthood funding decision
• WEB EXTRA: BMV mails 58,000 postcards with wrong first name
• WEB EXTRA: Planned Parenthood doctors to meet admitting law
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana panel leader says White treaded legal line
• New Albany man critical after scooter crash
• Day to retire as New Albany-Floyd County Library director
• Purchase of house draws more debate in New Albany
• Professionals to help prepare groups for jobs generated by Bridges project
• Wells dug to test for underground contamination
• Sellersburg TIF district plan approved by council
• Lawmakers looking ahead to limit trafficking
• YouTube video leads police to stolen laptop
• KIPDA accepting public comment on plans
• State trooper injured in Jeffersonville wreck
• WEB EXTRA: Tornado confirmed over weekend in Southern Indiana
• WEB EXTRA: Some Indiana doctors stop abortions after new law
• WEB EXTRA: Search continues for Indiana boy missing for 5 days
• WEB EXTRA: Law firm of election panel chair donated to White
• New Albany High School Hall of Fame recognizes graduates, faculty
• State could appeal Benedetti OWI ruling
• Clark, Floyd counties approved for storm help
• Clarksville Fire Department breaks ground on new headquarters
• New Albany council members call for improved bookkeeping
• Judge blocks Indiana’s anti-abortion law
• School superintendent pay to come under scrutiny
• Man, woman face murder charges as bodies are identified
• Bridges project manager: Tolls a must
• Matt Oakley files for New Albany council race
• Certifiable: Jeffersonville High School students become Certified Nursing Assistants
• Clark County Commissioners consider cuts to Clark County budget
• Moving closer to an emergency merger: New Albany, Floyd County vote on combined 9-1-1 center nears
• Indiana abortion law stirs debate on health care
• Fewer reporters means fewer watchdogs
• Memphis man arrested after road-rage confrontation
• SIRA names Kiger Realtor of the Year
• Last tours of ammo plant are set for this weekend
• Former car dealer arrested on Clark County charges
• Clark County to hold tax sale
• CC Spa now open above Chase Bank
• Visitors say dogs a problem in Jeffersonville's Eastern Cemetery
• Report: New Albany’s control over finances deficient
• Covered Bridge Town Council prepares for election
• Greenville: Calls to animal shelter being ignored
• Charlestown marks Founder’s Day
• Jeffersonville board approves street closures
• Clarksville man accused of carjacking aunt appears in court
• Small fire extinguished at Irish Exit
• WEB EXTRA: Schools with growing graduation rates get cash
• WEB EXTRA: Missing IU student's family asks for anonymous tips
• WEB EXTRA: Amish man, 26, accused of sexting Indiana girl, 12
• Jeffersonville accountant arrested for stealing more than $200,000
• Group urges members to voice toll opposition
• Recount confirms Leuthart as winner in Clarksville race
• NA-FC leases Galena Elementary School
• Man selling drugs out of ice cream truck in New Albany sentenced
• Police union rejects contract
• Clark man charged after another says he was attacked
• Jeffersonville City Council OKs rezoning for liquor store
• Going once, going twice: Silver Street Elementary sale expected to close today
• Clarksville seeks to fix eroding road
• White blames transient time for voting allegations
• Police officer’s gun taken in burglary
• Fundraising campaign to support bicentennial art installation
• Organizations looking for volunteers
• WEB EXTRA: Planned Parenthood: Monday ruling needed on law
• WEB EXTRA: Judge hearing bid to block Indiana immigration law
• WEB EXTRA: Police: Truck on video not tied to missing IU student
• Four injured in crash at Sportsdrome Speedway
• Teams try to smoke competition at barbecue festival
• Coffey: Windstream move caught New Albany City Council by surprise
• Water rate increase would hit Clarksville hardest
• Bid accepted on new road at Town Center in Jeffersonville
• Top-dollar Pence campaign seeks grass-roots mantle
• Ohio River Sweep draws volunteers in Floyd County
• Unemployment drops, but so does labor force number
• New Albany woman seriously injured in wreck released from hospital
• Floyd County Queens: Harvest Homecoming winners vie for state titles
• New Albany man killed working on truck at auto shop
• Vissing Park work on the horizon in Jeffersonville
• Jeffersonville man charged with burglary
• Clark County officer involved in wreck faces disciplinary hearing
• Jeffersonville hosts active shooter exercise
• River View rolls along in New Albany
• Borden question still lingers for Solid Waste
• Messer’s New Albany mayoral run not an easy choice
• Agreement reached in Jeffersonville firefighter's demotion case
• Clarksville man charged in alleged sexual assault
• New Albany spending $35,000 to save dilapidated house
• Tourism Bureau grants $1.17M
• Meeting gives bridges update
• Speed bumps granted near park in Jeffersonville
• Austin to speak at ArtsWORK workshop
• A state of transition: Budget bill locks into law ban on collective bargaining for state employees
• Tickets available for Red Cross gala
• Jeffersonville Main Street extends grant programs
• WEB EXTRA: Police seek truck in search for Indiana student
• WEB EXTRA: Star from MTV's reality show 'Teen Mom' threatens suicide
• WEB EXTRA: Southern Indiana school chief: district can't afford job
• Hogsett seminar focuses on combating crime, terrorism
• Clark County Council outlines first offer of cuts to county’s budget
• Floyd County Council amends salary ordinance
• Making an exit: Valentine resigns from GCCS board, 25 laid off
• New Albany seeking New Albany High School students for summer work
• Black history conference rescheduled
• Pizza and purpose: Group raising funds for area’s hungry
• WEB EXTRA: FBI enhancing video in missing IU student case
• WEB EXTRA: Cameras will be allowed in Charlie White's voter fraud case
• WEB EXTRA: Tips, rumors abound in missing IU student case
• Jeffersonville police officer shot during training exercise
• Windstream will not expand or add 105 jobs in New Albany
• The fine print: New Albany-Floyd County School Corp., teachers’ association dispute legal opinion
• Air Board’s request doesn’t fly
• River View headed for Thursday vote
• Sellersburg residents balk at road expansion
• Ivy Tech students join search for missing IU student
• Foot chase leads to arrest at Courtyard Square Apartments
• No 2 Bridge Tolls group will host meeting
• Bridges group to debut promotional film
• Schools offer summer food service program
• Raising the bar for Raising the Bar: Event raises money for Greater Clark ACT initiative
• Man arrested in Clarksville rape
• WEB EXTRA: Body of missing autistic boy found in SE Indiana
• WEB EXTRA: Police say video shows vehicles in area when IU student went missing
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana agency rejects Planned Parenthood tax credit
• Two men arrested for methamphetamine activity
• New Albany Police looking for man connected to series of sexual assaults
• A CLOSER LOOK — PART SIX, CLARK COUNTY BUDGET CRUNCH: Less safety in less numbers?
• EPA provides grants to New Albany
• Artist saves man’s life at Mount St. Francis
• Joint theater production hits the road
• St. Mary of the Knobs hosts first annual KnobsFest
• St. Marks volunteers extend helping hand to community
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: A court ruling is about rights ... right?
• Bennett campaign for school changes not done
• Jeffersonville Main Street extends grant programs
• TV show brings tips on missing IU student
• Police bust major marijuana grow in Georgetown
• New Albany-Floyd County schools further considers outsourcing custodians
• Clark County airport authority — it’s now or never
• New Hope to develop more senior housing
• Charlestown women face prostitution-related charges
• ‘Giants in the Faith’ encourages role models
• In a nutshell: Lawmakers talk Planned Parenthood funding during legislature recap in New Albany; call latest session positive despite setbacks
• Clark County benefits extended
• A CLOSER LOOK — PART FOUR, CLARK COUNTY BUDGET CRUNCH: Recorder looking out for other offices
• Back on the river: Free concert series starts Saturday in New Albany
• Ivy Tech to host Healthcare Career Day
• Deadline extended for revitalization grants
• Clarksville recount set
• A tip of the CAP: EPA approves New Albany’s sewer capacity assurance plan
• JEFF Fest set for Saturday
• Fire museum leader to speak
• Chief budget-makers critical of tuition hikes
• WEB EXTRA: Retiring Indiana teacher rides horse off from school
• Virtually free speech: Facebook page gets Jeffersonville High School students in trouble
• Messer confirms mayoral run
• Woman arrested for allegedly stabbing boyfriend
• A CLOSER LOOK — PART THREE, CLARK COUNTY BUDGET CRUNCH: Small office, small budget; both continue to shrink
• Suit calls for special election: Clarksville clerk-treasurer lost May race by 26 votes
• Charges dismissed against two charged with Indy murder
• Floyd County 4-H Fair begins July 11
• Spa gets variance to operate in downtown New Albany
• Schools offer summer food service program
• WEB EXTRA: GM to invest $49M in Indiana plant, affecting 91 jobs
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana ending low-cost shots for insured children
• WEB EXTRA: Police expand search for Indiana college student
• A CLOSER LOOK — PART TWO, CLARK COUNTY BUDGET CRUNCH: Auditor’s office seeking to regain control
• NEW ALBANY-FLOYD COUNTY SCHOOLS: Bargaining rights limited for more workers
• No easy solution for Spickert Knob Road
• Clarksville discusses access from proposed bridge’s plan
• Charlestown’s schools present their gains
• Pre-registration taking place for Charlestown Founders Day run/walk
• Family Fun Workshop is Saturday in New Albany
• Two arrested in burglary at Duke Energy lot
• Schimpff’s Confectionery hosting celebration Saturday in Jeffersonville
• Indiana State Police offers summer camp for youth
• A CLOSER LOOK — PART ONE, CLARK COUNTY BUDGET CRUNCH: Assessing the assessor
• New Albany City Council OK’s $175k for police cars
• No more door to door: Jeffersonville City Council approves moratorium
• News and Tribune kicks-off county funding series today
• Interfaith Community Council deal to move to Brown Starks building in New Albany finalized
• No verdict Monday in murder case; jury sequestered
• New Albany director’s film to air this week
• Family offers reward in near-fatal wreck
• WEB EXTRA: No sign of missing Indiana University student
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana: Abortion law for government to decide
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana man pleads guilty in child porn scheme
• Jury begins deliberating in double-murder trial
• Tassel worth the hassle, as Floyd Central graduates 293
• Stewart won’t seek re-election on Georgetown board
• Annual ‘Exclusively’ event moves downtown in New Albany
• Floyd relayers gather for a super sweet 16 Relay for Life
• Jeffersonville Main Street, Schimpff’s team up for festival
• EXTRA MILER: Bringing Respect into our Schools
• Falls of the Ohio launches redesign
• GOOD AS GOLD: Annual awards honor volunteers
• Triathlon challenges local competitors
• Experts call latest job report ‘dismal’
• NAPD changes take home car program
• Defendant’s cousin to face murder charges
• Jury hears 911 tapes
• Carnegie Center opens photo exhibit
• Honoring Hope: Long-time Relayer, cancer survivor will be honored at 2011 Floyd County Relay
• Fundraising Fanatics: New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp.’s food services
• Indiana drivers urged to renew licenses online
• Extension granted for hospital’s reorganzation
• Doug England administration continues support of River View
• What’s old will be new again: Work begins on new units at Parkview-Broadmeade in New Albany
• News and Tribune adding Monday paper
• Back to the drawing board: New Albany-Floyd County Education Association’s latest contract proposal refused
• Opening ceremony for Senior Games on Thursday
• Police: Couple leave child in hot car outside a strip club
• No sale: Stopping door-to-door sales still a priority in Jeffersonville
• Steve Bush will seek a third term as Floyd County Commissioner
• Entrepreneurial spirit: Local investment group seeking innovative ideas
• State eyes possible takeover of failing schools
• Two men accused of impersonating police in New Albany
• Windstream loan moves through New Albany Redevelopment Commission
• Summer waste no time moving in
• Teacher attendance at Greater Clark gets more discussion
• Clarksville Community Schools votes to replace some books with laptops
• Jeffersonville woman charged with robbery
• Second River View forum set for tonight
• Southern Indiana author’s novel full of mystery
• Hey you, beer me! Fest of Ales set for Saturday
• Art on the Parish Green back for fifth year
• Indiana chambers take bigger role in politics
• After 33 years, Strawberry Festival still a big draw in Starlight
• IUS tuition increase coming
• Double-murder trial to begin in Jeffersonville
• Alzherimer’s hits home for Koetters
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: It’s sort-of back to normal for Mitch Daniels
• New Albany teacher receives state award to cap off banner year
• Jeffersonville event puts spotlight on Legion, military families
• Scribner students top Southern Indiana for a cause
• American flags placed by New Albany youths at West Haven Cemetery
• Charlestown women arrested for prostitution
• Ex-employee sues Clark County auditor, treasurer
• It won’t be treated the same: Regulations changing for industrial wastewater treatment
• Public voyeurism law targets ‘shoe peepers’
• Two Henryville men arrested after fight
• Sexual assault reported in New Albany
• 10th Street sewer pump station being upgraded
• Clark County insurance debate continues
• KIPDA discusses alternative modes planning
• Buy local group meeting Thursday
• New law requires schools to undergo efficiency reviews
• Student group retools after Daniels declines run
• Free fishing at Falls next weekend
• Insurance causes clash: Clark County Commissioners deny putting money into fund, 2-1
• New Albany bar owner says Indiana State Police targeting led him to start shuttles
• Jeffersonville man, juvenile charged with burglary
• Police seek man convicted on drug, battery charges
• Newspaper looking for concussed athletes
• Serious injury wreck on I-64 in Floyd County
• Duke proposes purchasing new plant
• New Albany to file more sewer liens
• Farmers’ market starts Saturday at Sam’s
• Marijuana trafficking ring busted in Southern Indiana
• Celebration planned to honor the late Bill Cook
• Man reportedly dealing cocaine with 1-year-old in car
• Safety first: Area police stepping up holiday weekend patrols
• Get rid of the junk: New Albany may call on residents to help remove signs
• Environmental clean up started at former Jeffersonville gas station
• Motorists may be in for a wild ride with gas prices
• Man gets 10-year prison sentence in rape case
• Planned Parenthood extends care until June 15
• Next step in education reform may be testing for college-readiness
• Berry Twist relocates: Popular ice cream shop originally opened in 1978
• Meth lab discovered near Jeffersonville High School
• Two reported jumpers rescued from Ohio River
• Cities, towns prepare for rough weather
• Wounded New Albany burglary suspect now jailed
• Clarksville sewer rates could double
• River View team says New Albany not responsible for $12M bond
• New Albany's Spring Street Hill Road fix could cost $500,000
• High water cancels Jeffersonville's RiverStage opening
• Clarksville reserve officer stops theft in progress
• Looking back: The 2011 flood
• Jefferson County suing companies over 2009 Madison courthouse fire
• High water cancels Jeffersonville's RiverStage opener
• WEB EXTRA: Protest set on Indiana court's police entry ruling
• Sellersburg won’t buy Nolan Fieldhouse
• Credit card fraud case moves to federal court
• Conflict of interest changes scrapped at GCCS
• New Albany homeowners garner significant state preservation award
• Thousands left without power in Clark, Floyd counties after storms
• Relayers gather to raise $140,000 for Clark County Relay for Life Walk
• New Albany man arrested for neglect of a dependent
• Defunding Planned Parenthood: What it could mean for abortions and Medicaid patients
• Steamboat and stand down: Jeffersonville hosts Saturday events
• 21st Century Scholars looking for students
• Tobacco control agency’s future uncertain
• Plan to succeed: UEZ, IUS and YMCA offering entrepreneurial classes for youth
• LSI graduates its 29th class
• Beating back the bullies: Panel discussion tackles issue made more serious with social media
• HAYDEN: Finding work is better, but it’s still a job
• Two airlifted to University Hospital in Louisville after early-morning accident
• Teen runaways found
• Celebrating victories: One Southern Indiana presents annual awards
• New Albany Police Department take home car policy may change
• Overtime pay during April flood questioned
• A good, old-fashioned land dispute
• River View public hearing moved
• Court denies delay in White case
• New law gives juvenile judges means to intervene early
• WEB EXTRA: Wrestler known as 'Macho Man' dies in Florida wreck
• Three face several narcotic charges
• WEB EXTRA: Kraft to pay $8.1M to settle pollution lawsuit
• WEB EXTRA: Daniels gets 16 head stitches after gym accident
• Police, family still searching for missing teens
• Three face federal weapons charges
• New Albany could back $3.7 million loan for Windstream
• Jeffersonville redevelopment director takes River Ridge job
• Facelift Awards recognize preservation efforts
• Borden likely to end recycling participation
• Rainy spring puts corn in jeopardy
• Planned Parenthood serving needy through May 30
• Clarksville Police arrest two for armed robbery
• Two veterans events set for Jeffersonville
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana ruling on illegal police entry sparks protest
• WEB EXTRA: Gov. Daniels says US debt threatens American dream
• Clean up costs plenty: Area hoping for federal aid this time around following flooding
• Time to dip into the Clark County piggy bank?
• Turning bourbon to wine: Tourism bureau hears plans to create a link for local businesses
• NEW ALBANY CITY WRAP: Pedway to be lengthened at Community Park
• House speaker reflects on session
• Looking for ways to save: Efficiency report from the past produces changes for state government future
• NEW ALBANY CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW: Dates set for River View public hearings
• Daniels brushes off queries about White House run
• You can boat on it: Chautauqua offers history, entertainment
• Sidewalk hearts approved around Clark Memorial
• Wesley Chapel highlights special summer events
• Platinum Equity’s purchase of ACL affects Q1 results
• Indiana police pursuit ends in suspect’s fatal crash
• Planners unveil Jeffersonville canal district ideas
• Greater Clark wins rare award for energy partnership
• Cab rates may rise in New Albany
• Floyd County Solid Waste Board, former director differ on payout
• Clarksville Town Council approves grant
• Police: Man set car on fire in Charlestown
• Woman faces felony after Clarksville Town Council meeting confrontation
• River Ridge offers thanks to local legislators
• Namesake for humanitarian award dead at 87
• Police release names of two arrested for meth lab
• Dilapidated to rejuvenated: Linden Meadows
• WEB EXTRA: Daniels won't take much longer on 2012 decision
• WEB EXTRA: Ex-Marine sentenced to 50 years for prof's killing
• WEB EXTRA: Gregg’s lobbying record doesn’t worry Democrats
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Corydon man sought in string of burglaries
• NA-FC school board to start advertising on website
• Jeffersonville Ethics Commission getting new members
• Young finds out how locals are coping with $4 gas prices
• Recount requested in C’ville Clerk-Treasurer’s race
• Two arrested for marijuana dealing in Clarksville
• DIRTY DIRT: Clarksville businesses cited for accepting arena soil
• Authorities looking for two teens
• Meth lab found near New Albany elementary school
• Sales slide: Though some stores say business is good, total sales down drastically
• Students celebrate graduation from Ivy Tech
• Thy name is mud: RiverStage season will go on despite flooding
• Newspaper staffers win numerous AP awards
• HAYDEN: Cheri Daniels is about to feel the heat
• Derby veteran: Hesselman has been a mainstay on Derby Dinner stage
• Preservation month supported locally
• Needed: Pieces of Clarksville history
• Relay events approaching in Southern Indiana
• WEB EXTRA: Charter law spurs questions on teacher quality
• WEB EXTRA: Southern Indiana residents cleaning up from spring flooding
• WEB EXTRA: Star Press duo wins top honors in IAPME contest
• The problem with pills: Prescription abuse an increasing problem in Indiana
• Lafayette Fire District bond request moves forward
• Top of her class: Bethany Reavis awarded NA-FC Teacher of the Year
• Court: No right to resist unlawful police entry
• New Albany business honored with Lugar energy award
• WEB EXTRA: Daniels signs measure changing Indiana alcohol ID law
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Planned Parenthood extends imperiled services
• WEB EXTRA: Panel backs caps on Indiana college tuition hikes
• A hands-on approach: Texting while driving ban goes into effect July 1
• Stuck with the bill: New Albany boards to discuss who will pay for Daisy Lane work
• Man pleads guilty after showing porn to girl
• Subdivision seeks Clark County’s assurance
• Suspects sought after New Albany home invasion
• Kentucky group seeks to enter lawsuit against River Fields
• Budget-makers hedging bets on gambling revenues
• Teaming up: Riverside, New Albany-Floyd County Parks Department to offer youth swim lessons, recreational team
• West Clark Community Schools searches for new board member
• Bridges Project sets meeting dates
• IDEM to host air quality hearings
• WEB EXTRA: Planned Parenthood fund covers needy through Saturday
• WEB EXTRA: Other Zuckerberg gets Facebook account restored
• New kid on the block: Charter school could open in Jeffersonville or Clarksville
• Gas prices could hurt economic rebound
• New Albany Police Department hopes to revive watch groups
• Judge: Air board can continue to collect fuel-flow fees
• KIPDA gets update, meeting dates for bridges project
• Clark County River Sweep set for June 18
• NACC Grill now open at former New Albany Country Club
• Jeffersonville Board of Public Works and Safety considers more speed control
• Man accused of filming up woman’s dress
• Armed robbery reported in Clarksville
• Groups hosting event for vets
• WEB EXTRA: Planned Parenthood: decision means Indiana care cuts
• WEB EXTRA: Recount panel appealing Ind. election chief ruling
• Greater Clark County Schools elementary athletics untouched
• New Albany Little League eyes new home
• Police: Active meth lab found near high school
• No decisions made on Clarksville audit
• Clark County jury finds man guilty on drug charges
• Daniels cuts funds to Planned Parenthood
• YMCA taking steps to address recent thefts
• Serial exposer arrested again
• Floyd County Sheriff’s Department release names in alleged burglar shooting
• New Albany-Floyd County Public Library temporarily closed
• Sellersburg OKs sewer bids
• Father charged with killing boy found in shallow grave
• 15-year-old faces girls school over sex assault
• Sellersburg town attorney arrested for OWI
• WEB EXTRA: 5 Indiana protesters face deportation hearings
• More than 1,100 students graduate from IU Southeast
• Details of Clark County Solid Waste spat released
• Woman arrested after New Albany theft
• Clark County Council offers concessions
• Police: New Albany man stabs himself repeatedly after domestic fight
• Country stars line up for New Albany Independence Day concert
• New Albany-Floyd County Library temporarily closed
• Colokial brings international flare to New Albany
• Reaching an agreement: The differences between New Albany Floyd County’s education problems and Greater Clark County School’s
• Rare case sheds light on religion, medicine: Man opposes his wife receiving blood
• Jeffersonville lawsuit thrown out
• Bridges Authority sets public meetings
• HAYDEN: Will Presidents’ Day come for Mitch Daniels?
• Alcohol ID law: What’s old is new again
• Teen council candidate looks to next run
• Judge dismisses Taser lawsuit
• Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby
• Thinning New Albany public housing site still a goal
• CRIME WRAP: Sellersburg man facing child molesting charges
• Obama to bin Laden assault team: ‘Job well done’
• Protester withdraws challenge to Jeffersonville's Main Street extension permit
• Body of missing man found in northern Indiana river
• Obama visit highlights Indiana as tough state to hold
• Relay events approaching in Southern Indiana
• Police find cocaine in trunk of Rolls Royce
• Indiana American asks for higher rates
• WEB EXTRA: Potential foe Daniels greets Obama on Indiana arrival
• Alleged ‘Facebook burglar’ arrested again
• Governor signs voucher bill into law
• New calling system can be a lifeline for missing people
• National Day of Prayer celebrated in New Albany
• Signed, sealed delivered: Nearly 200 bills sent to Gov. Daniels
• Daniels to decide soon on White House
• State: Nearly all tax bills issued on time
• Ethics chief clears White in viewing reports
• Ivy Tech appoints vice chancellor
• Camp Kindergarten gives kids a chance to see what school is like
• Clarksville schools art show displays students’ work
• Gasoline prices reach record highs in Indiana
• Census bureau didn’t withhold county taxes; Clark County officials are trying to figure out why
• Heavy rains again damage New Albany's Spring Street Hill Road
• Mother receives probation in girl’s accidental shooting
• Protection projections: Attorney general touts new consumer laws
• Waiver granted for parking lot next to methadone clinic
• Donahue sentenced to 6 years in stabbing case
• Jeffersonville Rotary honors two
• Obama to visit Fort Campbell, Ky., on Friday
• Feds arrest 19, break up prostitution ring
• Panel to rule in June on election chief challenge
• Jeffersonville man arrested for battery
• WEB EXTRA: Daniels promotes education record as he eyes White House
• WEB EXTRA: Pence appears sets to enter race for Indiana governor
• Adult education courses teach computer skills
• Car crash in Harrison County kills one
• 24-year councilman upset in Clarksville Town Council primary
• Traffic stop yields major drug bust
• Charlestown council races produces few surprises
• Five Dems win Utica Town Board primary
• Newcomer upsets incumbent in Clarksville clerk-treasurer’s race
• Gahan wins mayoral primary in New Albany
• Four charged after meth lab found in Clarksville
• NEW ALBANY: Glotzbach easily wins city clerk nod
• Trial run of increased security stirs up old fight
• Best of the best: Linda Cockerell named Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services nurse of the year
• New Albany trying to cut $1.7 million from EMC deal
• Clark County LOIT taxes not yet distributed
• EXTRA MILER: Be part of Southern Indiana’s week of kindness
• Security system installed at New Albany's City-County Building
• Police seek suspect as shots fired in Jeffersonville
• Jeffersonville woman tried to steal from Northside pastor’s vehicle
• Floyd Central welcomes six into hall of fame
• Indiana officials react to bin Laden’s death
• Henryville HS celebrates 100 years of graduates
• New Albany mayor calls local police after ISP stop
• U.S. forces kill Osama Bin Laden
• Three vie for mayoral spot in New Albany
• Four Democrats seek mayoral nod in Jeffersonville
• Handy helpers: Floyd Central High School group helps students, community
• Daniels to decide on White House bid within weeks
• Northern Indiana traffic stop leads to $1M in cocaine
• Clark County Board of Aviation Commissioners loses a lawsuit over fuel-flow fees
• It’s a GOP party for mayor: Incumbent Hall, challenger Goodlett face off
• Three district seats have contested primaries for Jeffersonville City Council
• Teens charged in BB gun vandalism: Seventy-one victims named in records
• Ashland Park filling in the Greenway
• Commerce corridor bill signed into law
• Longtime Floyd County dispatcher dies
• Community Foundation turns 20
• Man charged with felony for throwing dog
• Police question Jeffersonville High School students after threats
• Two injured as truck flips in Floyd County
• State Senate narrowly OKs texting while driving ban
• Businessman faces incumbent in Clarksville clerk-treasurer race
• WEB EXTRA: Criminal checks on Indiana medical workers wins OK
• Everything has a price: Plan shows city has less expensive option than proposed canal
• 11 seek two Clarksville at large seats
• Clark County Commissioners hear requests for a warning siren
• Dozens of dead, starving llamas found
• Cleanup just the start of New Albany beautification effort
• Clarksville Community Schools open on Election Day
• Region’s jobless figures positive
• Ohio River crested at 31.1 feet
• Shutting down the Ohio River unlikely
• New Albany's Rainbow Drive project moves forward; work to begin soon
• Indiana State Police collecting old prescription drugs
• WEB EXTRA: New Indiana congressional districts clear Legislature
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana lawmakers reach tentative budget deal
• Police arrest four in Easter burglary
• Clarksville audit exposes waste, spending
• Former New Albany city employee arrested after police chase
• Four of New Albany’s six council districts contested
• Flood forces cancellation of New Albany-Floyd County Parks Department softball leagues
• Three Democrats seek New Albany clerk nod
• Seventy swords stolen from trailer
• Police: Woman stabs rape suspect during attack
• Sheen associate pleads guilty to drunken driving
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana lawmakers OK broadest voucher plan in US
• Three injured in wreck on I-64
• Embattled elections chief seeks delay in case
• Charlestown teen pleads to sexual battery
• Three Clarksville district seats challenged
• Indiana poised to pass most expansive voucher plan
• Top drainage project starts in New Albany
• CRIME WRAP: Woman charged after meth lab found in Jeffersonville
• Airport expansion planning moves forward
• Cost-cutting measure for care of disabled children delayed
• Final vote nears on Indiana abortion restrictions
• Ohio woman pleads guilty in Indiana casino sting
• Road talk related to flooding
• Three Chalrestown district council seats challenged
• Man sentenced to 45 years in New Albany murder case
• Indiana Democrat proposes summer freeze of gas tax
• WEB EXTRA: Teen pleads not guilty in school shooting
• GCCS could avoid firing teachers altogether this year
• Charlestown Middle’s ISTEP is a team effort
• NEW ALBANY: At-large race features current mayor, six Dems
• Seven vie for five council spots in Utica
• CHARLESTOWN: Al-large candidates enter a crowded field
• Several water rescues reported on Ind. 111 in Floyd County
• Several New Albany roads closed due to high water
• Butting heads: New Albany-Floyd County Education Association and district administration still trying to negotiate
• Nine vying for three Jeffersonville City Council seats
• Decades of philanthropy: Community Foundation of Southern Indiana celebrates 20th anniversary
• Will funding be smoked-out?
• STATEHOUSE BILL WRAP: Senate votes to cut Planned Parenthood support
• New Albany City Council hopefuls debate at IUS
• Claim conflict in Charlestown: State Board of Accounts releases 2008, 2009 audit report
• New Albany watering discount now requires registration
• Bill aims to ease family feuds over final remains
• Ivy Tech offering Kid’s College classes
• Bill for do-not-contact registry for children to get more study
• Court to decide if voting ban goes too far
• WEB EXTRA: Anti-Planned Parenthood law could cost Indiana $4,000,000
• WEB EXTRA: Family: Martinsville school shooting victim 'doing well'
• Clark County friends win $221.7 million Powerball
• Jeffersonville firefighter resigns after drug arrest
• Savings for schools: School corporations further discuss how to drive down costs
• New Albany City Council tables River View development request
• Boy Scouts take part in mock trial
• A real bull’s-eye: New Albany rifle team wins state, has strong national showing
• Indiana to gauge civic health of Hoosiers
• Greater Clark hosting Camp Kindergarten
• UPDATE: Clark County friends win $221.7 million Powerball
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Senate OKs most expansive voucher plan in US
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Senate OKs plan spurred by White indictment
• Jeffersonville firefighter faces drug charges
• Dismissal of Clark County recycling director raises talk of ulterior motives
• Louisville initiative puts Indiana in loop: Seven education organizations receive grants
• Borden author Norman Coats dies
• Jeffersonville’s Board of Public Works agrees to road, bridge closures
• A real man-eater: Clarksville High School’s production of ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ opens Friday
• Tourism board member resigns
• New Albany woman arrested for arson
• 60,000 meals donated to Salvation Army
• New Albany pounded by overnight storm
• Dedicated to excellence: Jeffersonville High School’s dedication ceremony shows the mess was worth it
• Former assistant superintendent for the Jeffersonville Parks and Recreation Department sues city for overtime pay
• Jeffersonville settles suit with firefighter
• Floyd County Commissioners postpone vote on Woodlands Park
• Indiana jobless rate drops below national average
• Man claims he was robbed buying marijuana
• Lightning interrupts safety talk
• Judge delays decision on teenage shooting suspect
• Henryville woman charged with arson
• Church featuring cross statements
• New Albany-Floyd County Schools cut 38 teaching positions
• Jeffersonville canal questioned but gets construction schedule
• Floyd County Plan Commission gives park thumbs down
• Rep. Young says debt has spiraled out of control
• River Ridge’s meeting light, heavy on importance
• Coomer and Sawyer to face off for Charlestown Clerk-Treasurer
• Another ambulance stolen in New Albany
• Dampened Thunder, but not spirits
• Sellersburg’s seats largely unchallenged
• Local businesses find mixed results with social couponing
• Ann’s on the River to celebrate 20 years
• Joint Clark, Floyds schools meeting focuses on saving funds
• State of the Statehouse: Some bills start to ‘slide’ through
• Friends turn golf outing into breast cancer awareness fundraiser
• Clark County to assess residents’ health
• Newspaper takes top company award
• New Albany mayoral candidates talk issues during IUS forum
• Daniels: Put extra revenues in schools
• Jeffersonville, regulators agree on long-term control plan for drainage, canal
• Stumler out to big fundraising lead in New Albany mayor’s race
• Rick Pyke scheduled to appear in court for plea hearing
• Clarksville man reaches plea in child battery case
• Public pitches ideas for former high school
• Greater Clark County Schools teachers’ contract passed
• Big boom query: What to know before you go
• Trying to clean up the mess: New Albany trying to leverage PNC bank over Linden Meadows
• New Albany Police Department makes major drug bust
• Funding fight continues: Clark County Commissioners at odds over mandate presented to council
• Clark County tax bills in the mail
• I-65 closed after crash
• Tailgating leads to 215 pound pot bust
• Senate panel backs GOP redistricting plan
• Otisco man charged with holding woman at gunpoint
• Man held at knifepoint, forced to drive
• Corydon man accused of child molesting
• Bill giving Daniels say on toll roads, other projects fails
• WEB EXTRA: AZ-style provision removed from immigration bill
• WEB EXTRA: Attorney general says fines for absent Democrats OK
• Coffee shop opens in New Albany library
• Floyd County YMCA expansion design gets city OK
• Ruling goes in favor of Clark County Drainage Board
• Wall proposed to expand usable Jeffersonville riverfront area
• Four hurt in wreck in Floyd County
• Ex-mayor preps Brady Campaign for new push
• Study says golf industry on par with state’s big employers
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Democrats say GOP redistricting plan slanted
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana panels OK teacher merit pay, voucher bills
• WEB EXTRA: Daniels says immigration bill should focus on employers
• Author, retired Army major Jeff Struecker to speak at IUS
• Conflict of interest policy tabled at Greater Clark County Schools meeting
• New Albany’s River View project doesn’t get vote
• Camm trial delayed: Case will continue after decision on appeal is reached
• Charlestown man arrested in North Dakota
• Fire District’s request for bond gets OK
• Clark County Council tables most funding requests
• State Senate passes bill to expand charter schools
• Jeffersonville church hosting electronics recycling day
• Sellersburg council addresses sewer issues; Payments of $134,600 written-off
• Panel OKs criminal checks on medical workers
• $24,000 worth of cell phones stolen
• Panel backs criminal checks on medical workers
• WEB EXTRA: Ex-Republican chair pleads guilty to drunk driving
• Water main punctured in Charlestown; City issues boil water advisory
• Clark County Commissioners ask for funding to be returned to the budget
• Proposed redistricting maps would shift district lines around the state
• Dog thrown from second-floor deck in Floyd County
• Long-time Evening News editor dies at 83
• Beer tasting will be added to Jeffersonville’s barbecue festival this summer
• New Albany house fire could be deemed arson
• Fashion show celebrates New Albany's upcoming bicentennial
• Pirates don’t jump ship: Charlestown High School teammates come to aid of friend with mini-marathon fundraiser
• Marked for excellence: Civil war nurse that escaped slavery honored with historical marker in New Albany
• Criticism of gun bill may bring changes
• HAYDEN: Now the Dems are paying for it
• STATEHOUSE BILL WRAP: Education bill out of committee, on to House, Senate Smoking restriction bill dead for now
• Hired: Ivy Tech job fair could help end job searches
• Miners voice concerns with proposed Southern Indiana coal mine
• WEB EXTRA: Last-minute budget deal brings relief, disgust
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana lawmakers advancing broad anti-abortion bill
• WEB EXTRA: Fate uncertain for Indiana immigration crackdown bill
• Decision looms in Jeffersonville redistricting suit
• Union officials not done fighting:State labor groups tout importance of unions during New Albany forum
• World Trade Center beams Indy-bound for memorial
• Indiana nonprofit reworks sex education curriculum
• Federal agencies talk shutdown fears
• New Albany groups come together for downtown cleanup
• WEB EXTRA: Time's up: shutdown looms without agreement
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Democratic chief switches appointment on panel
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana House backs tracking meth ingredients
• Hoehn receives Statehouse honor: Jeffersonville man, 95, is oldest living former House member
• Building codes violators cleared: Downtown New Albany apartment owner given until July 31 to make exterior upgrades
• Lost to the house: Indiana Downs and Indiana Live! Casino file Chapter 11
• Transportation bill speeds along
• Electronic-tracking bill targeting meth ingredients advances
• Police investigating near-drowning at Horseshoe Casino
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana House speaker questions immigration crackdown
• Charlestown Pirates holding fundraiser in honor of teammate
• Floyd County property taxes being mailed
• Putting contest will highlight Connect Clarksville meeting
• Murder suspect wants charges dropped: Jeffersonville man said he shot attacker in self-defense
• WEB EXTRA: U.S. to use Facebook, Twitter to issue terror alerts
• WEB EXTRA: Judge to decide if challenge to White can proceed
• WEB EXTRA: House panel approves toll road measure
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana lawmakers at odds over alcohol ID changes
• Dual appointment issue resolved: One of Clarksville’s co-interim commissioners takes new job
• New Albany sewer bond ratings get a boost
• Charity gaming rules come under legislative scrutiny
• New Albany man facing sexual misconduct allegations
• Bridges Authority sets public hearings
• New Albany High School says hello to ‘Dolly!’
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Senate panel votes down proposed smoking ban
• WEB EXTRA: Judge hears arguments in White election challenge
• National Weather Service issues Red Flag Warning
• Ouch. Local governments, school corporations face $4.6 million more in budget cuts
• New Albany-Floyd County schools might outsource custodial services
• Borden man charged after dog dies from ‘punishment’
• Annual brunch set for Floyd County’s Padgett Museum
• Groups fight to save program for children of disabled vets
• Unfunded pension liabilities will pain Indiana for decades
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana panel backs bill on tracking meth ingredients
• Second attempted murder suspect in custody
• Fire officer, federal employee arrested for OWI
• Man charged after dog dies from ‘punishment’
• Man arrested for meth after traffic stop
• Armed robbery reported in Clarksville
• Three meth labs found during burglary investigation
• No vote taken on $42M development in New Albany
• Clarksville council passes new zoning ordinance
• Jeffersonville council deciding how new department’s budget will look
• Warning siren: It’s political season in Charlestown
• ACL announces $2.9M loss in 2010
• NA-FC head Hibbard applies at Florida school corporation
• Family ‘shocked’ at drowning of father, son
• New Albany man charged with soliciting 7-year-old
• Police find man inside burglarized home in Floyds Knobs
• ISP: Man arrested driving stolen vehicle
• Police investigating Floyd County burglaries
• Attempted murder charge filed in Clark County shooting case
• Father, son drown during fishing trip
• Play ball: Jeff/GRC Little League swings into action
• Opinion on hiring is relative: Hiring of Clark County commissioner’s son raises questions about nepotism in county government
• Changes could save teachers’ jobs: New Albany-Floyd County leaders have proposed changing insurance benefits to save money
• Woman charged in suicide attempt after fetus died
• Woman sues Fort Wayne over police dog attack
• Legislation proposed to regulate homeowners associations
• HAYDEN: A tiring week at the capitol
• AT THE STATHOUSE: Budget bill moves on to state Senate
• WEB EXTRA: Bill would give governor sole authority over toll roads
• Floyd Central elects six to Hall of Fame
• Coffey counters lawsuit: Plaintiffs say New Albany City councilman forged property deed
• Clarksville employees could get boost
• Attempted murder trial delayed
• Man sentenced to 11 years for arson
• Event to benefit LaDuke family
• Clark County police agencies arrest 25 during OWI crackdown
• Pair of New Albany employees arrested after burglary
• Dog owner cited for alleged pit bull attacks
• New Albany City Council gets better view of $42 million project
• Plan on walking: Jeffersonville sidewalk masterplan nearing completion
• Clark County Commissioners take steps to remove roads from county control
• House Democrats delay session over fines imposed by walkout
• Two Hoosiers die in plane crash
• Clarksville students see Indiana Supreme Court in action
• CRIME WRAP: Thefts from vehicles reported in Perry Crossing
• Red Cross announces Bales’ Humanitarian award winners
• Hosparus BBQ Bash is April 9
• Heavy-highway designation carries hopes of economic development
• Four degrees for free: Students in Clark and Floyd counties win Lilly Scholarships
• Clarksville man receives 20-year sentence for cocaine
• Man arrested for burglarizing Clarksville residence
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana House leader expects boycott fines to stand
• Ohio River Bridges project timeline could be cut in half
• On a roll: New Albany-Floyd County schools make
• Indiana Court of Appeals reduces Sheila Granger’s sentence
• Clark County Drainage Board approves variance to move gas line for runway expansion
• New Albany City Councilmen Coffey, Price named in lawsuit
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana House backs greater abortion restrictions
• WEB EXTRA: Labor bills targeted in boycott pass Indiana House
• Vets group to have event at Warder Park
• Advocates: Indiana can lead US in schools overhaul
• Jeffersonville launches free Wi-Fi service
• Greater Clark County Schools board discusses meals and nepotism policies
• New value given for Nolan Fieldhouse in Sellersburg
• Clarksville approves bonds for new firehouse
• Bosnian mayors talk government with New Albany Mayor England
• LifeSpring gets $1.4 million state contract
• New Albany Housing Authority gains funds to help get residents off public housing
• Alleged ambulance thief facing felony charge
• Jeffersonville Wi-Fi network set to hit the air this week
• New Albany council to discuss $42 million development
• Leaders stop to talk redistricting
• Jeffersonville civil rights leader dies
• Man arrested in Charlestown railroad theft
• Truth in numbers: Indiana high schoolers more likely to have had sex than national average
• Bed bug cure leads to vacated apartments
• Unemployment lowest since December 2008
• Extending the safety net: Safe Place week a chance for Youth Shelter to talk successes
• Adoption legislation could make access to family records easier
• Sex abuse trial of retired priest can go forward
• A race to keep funding: Horse-racing advocates argue ‘racino’ revenues are investment, not subsidy
• Power in the people: Power Ministries helps disabled with program at Northside
• Police investigate Borden stabbing
• Indiana jury awards cancer patient’s family $13M
• Police question teen about Indiana school shooting
• More than 75 vehicles damaged in BB gun vandalism
• Jeffersonville gets grant to purchase 23 homes in proposed canal district
• Robbery, stabbing suspect returned to Clark County
• NEW ALBANY CITY WRAP: Slave turned nurse to be honored with state historical marker
• Bill to increase access to adoption records gets hearing
• No breakthrough in talks to end House boycott
• Messer suspension upheld
• Girl’s ear reattached after dog attack
• State senator slightly injured in car crash
• Man accused of trying to bribe witnesses
• Prosecutor charges Jeffersonville man with murder
• A year after auction, Haven House lives on
• State police sergeant claims racial discrimination in lawsuit
• Not quiet after the reform: Opinions of health care bill remain mixed a year after it became law
• Jeffersonville resident convicted in drug case sought by police
• Attempt to modify same-sex marriage amendment fails in state Senate hearing
• Spring art exhibit opens Sunday
• Parking issues noted in downtown Jeffersonville
• Twitter, Facebook net Ind. city officer applicants
• Rose Island Bridge is ‘Blooming’: Historical span connects to Rose Island in Charlestown State Park
• Clarksville to create adult business zoning
• Charlestown man killed in chemical plant explosion
• Man passed out behind wheel of car arrested for meth lab
• Pressure on Republican leaders to ‘force’ Democrats’ return
• Corydon man caught making meth in home
• ISP: Jeffersonville woman uses doctor’s information to illegally obtain prescription drugs
• Jeffersonville High School art teacher wins ExCEL Award
• CASA director again tabbed for state advisory board
• Man surrenders after police standoff in Jeffersonville
• River Fields targeted by new bridges-related group
• Key Electronics plans to hire 30 in Jeffersonville
• Floyd's Woodlands Park vote delayed over possible safety issues
• Hung jury in the trial of former Charlestown athlete
• Man surrenders after police standoff in Jeffersonville
• A tour of Clark-Floyd Counties Convention and Tourism Bureau’s finances: Tourism board could change with House bill
• NEW ALBANY-FLOYD COUNTY SCHOOLS: How it wound up like this
• Growing smart: Committee studying future of Edwardsville corridor
• Clark County Commissioners struggle to find funds
• If you fund it, they will come: Star Hill Road and Sellersburg’s Nolan Fieldhouse request tourism funding
• STATEHOUSE WRAP: Cell-phone ban bill advances
• HAYDEN: It’s a maddening process
• Nash fired as Floyd County Solid Waste director
• An image for the ages: New Albany’s bicentennial logo chosen
• The center of activity: Local businesses cash in on KFC Yum! arena
• Changes leave two in charge of Clarksville building inspections
• Budget talk to resume next week
• A percussive program: Henryville’s winter drumline goes to state
• Police shoot man after lawnmower chase
• Commissioner pushes to pay courthouse workers
• Man dies 13 years after being shot
• Hoosiers urged to be wary of scammers
• Denison named Providence High School football coach
• New Albany budget session ends without solution
• Still no decision on Jeffersonville’s 10th Street medians
• Georgetown sewer plant nearly complete
• Walkout centers on decades-old protections for union workers
• Sign here: Rose Hill Neighborhood Association showcasing Jeffersonville’s history with the 1937 flood
• Group pushes to end substance abuse
• Police look for burglary suspects: New Albany KFC, multiple residences and vehicles hit
• Providence students complete service projects for those in need
• A ‘break’ from the norm: Volunteers from Alabama church work to beautify Jeffersonville during week off
• Teenager arrested after crashing vehicle into house
• Quite fashionable, 200 years ago: Style show to support New Albany’s Bicentennial
• jeffersonville OKs bids on cleanup: Remediation to start on corner of Eastern and Spring in April
• State Senate panel nixes transportation help for charter schools
• Clark County Solid Waste District still pursuing cutting its billing vendor
• Court consolidation bill passes committee: Clark County could go from four courts to 1
• Jeffersonville’s Martha Avenue to get speed hump
• Clark County Council addresses funding questions
• Vote expected on same sex marriage ban
• Trial begins for former high school quarterback charged in stabbing
• Security system will be in place next month
• Clarksville police union negotiations may go to arbitration
• Habitat for Humanity not yet home free
• CITY WRAP: New Albany awards road repair contracts
• Man accused of pointing gun during motel argument
• Silver Street is saved: Church wins bid to buy historic NA-FC school
• Georgetown makes plans to repair storm drains
• Clark County Council again makes budget cuts
• More Hoosier homes sitting vacant, including in Clark County
• New Albany, Floyd County progressing toward 9-1-1 merger
• NA-FC School Board accepts budget reduction plan
• Statewide smoking ban bill stalls in Statehouse
• Indiana Court of Appeals will review Camm book deal
• Hallowed ground: Local man runs baseball facility at church his grandfather built
• Budget reduction plan on New Albany-Floyd County School Corp. agenda
• Multiple meth labs located in Scott County home
• Georgetown to consider anti-nepotism ordinance
• This market’s looking up: Shoppers find bargains, variety off I-65 at American Flea Market
• New Albany’s public art grows: Themes include textiles, media and farmers’ markets
• May the best man — and woman — win: Group of 10 raising funds to battle blood cancers
• STATEHOUSE WRAP: Decision on budget bill expected Monday
• Town hall meeting full of emotion
• Georgetown wreck injures two
• High marks: Three Floyd County schools get Four Star School designation
• Daniels making 3rd DC trip in past month
• A matter of perspective: Convicted sex offender’s cameras near Jeffersonville youth shelter raises concern
• Local jobless rates rise while state mark drops
• Conference to explore black history
• Two-mile race to be Tuesday in Jeffersonville
• Indiana teacher suspended; may have leaked test essay
• Save-A-Life Saturday to be March 19
• Gold rush hits Indiana amid economic unrest
• Not guilty plea entered for elections chief
• No decision on fieldhouse: Sellersburg Town Council hears from public, decides to move ahead with considering purchase
• MATH Bowl fills school gym: 16 teams from across Southern Indiana compete
• Buying in: Event focuses on keeping it local
• MORRIS: A class act?
• Too close for comfort: Ohio River expected to crest 4 to 5 feet above flood stage
• NEW ALBANY CITY WRAP: Bids come in for State Street, Spring Street Hill projects
• LaHood’s comments could provide insight on pending tolling decision
• Different schools of thought: Fight still looming over GOP plan to simplify funding formula
• Alleged Charlestown stalker facing new charges
• Noah’s park: New Albany-Floyd County softball leagues to begin March 28 despite wet weather
• Airport ordinance gets first listen
• Granted, almost: New Albany Fire Department awarded $1.35M grant, but they want some terms changed
• Jeffersonville High School students hear Court of Appeals case
• Apartment building found in violation of codes
• Combating crime: Federal prosecutor covering Southern District targets counter-terrorism, violent crime as top priorities
• Jeffersonville Police investigate Dairy Mart burglary
• Indiana House leaders more cordial over boycott, resolution may be near
• Know your boundaries: Push for fair redistricting process comes to IUS
• Crash kills man on Ind. 111
• Job funds proposal gets OK: Greater Clark County Schools hopes to save money through direct deposit
• Man pleads guilty to dealing cocaine in Jeffersonville
• Walkout may put legislative redistricting in peril
• Plan for public investment in New Albany's River View project moves ahead
• The ‘Hair’s’ apparent: Jeffersonville High School cast, crew first in the area to perform ‘Hairspray’
• Save-A-Life Saturday to be March 19
• Planned Parenthood rally draws 500
• New Albany City Council defeats measure to close restaurants for minor violations
• Stormy lessons learned: Jeffersonville council approves new weather siren
• Charlestown preps for abolishing its city court
• Indiana legislators still on the outs
• New Albany Riverfront vandalism continues
• Something to crow about: BC Roosters opens near Green Tree Mall
• Rauch’s signature event honors individuals for making a difference
• Two Charlestown men arrested for burglaries
• Stemler tells town hall attendees he chose duty over politics
• Pounding the pavement: Jeffersonville City Council considering sidewalk projects
• State turns away New Albany’s $701,000 appeal
• Indiana University Southeast welcomes about 200 for open house
• Cuts could force state public broadcasting mergers
• A second calling: After retiring from The Tribune in 1987, Day found a home at Holy Family
• Annual Clark Memorial event focuses on babyhood from A to Z, educates expecting moms
• Convention to cancel if immigration bill passes
• Officials probe leak of ISTEP question
• Two New Albany schools seek AYP improvement
• Lanesville woman injured in Ind. 111 crash
• Putting a plug in it: Suit stems from Clark County drainage complaint filed nearly two years ago
• New Albany Police Department busts marijuana growing operation
• Leading by example: KET to air leadership documentary from Clark County educator
• Jeffersonville police officer’s assault rifle stolen
• New Albany-Floyd County School Corp. bus involved in accident
• Jeffersonville mayoral hopefuls gather for first meet the candidates event
• Second Charlestown rape suspect appears in court
• Rep. Todd Young among congressmen rebuked over Pell Grant cuts
• Clark County Commissioners handle leftovers: Drainage and county budget talk surfaces again
• Corden Porter student released from hospital after bus wreck in Jeffersonville
• Friends honor fallen pal through chili, indoor golf
• Imagine Awards turn 11: Annual event is Rauch’s biggest fundraiser
• Thrift store planned for Wilcox building
• Accident closes one lane of I-265
• Man injured in Spring Street fire in New Albany
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana House speaker set to fine boycotters
• WEB EXTRA: Republican Secretary of State Charlie White indicted on 7 counts
• Judge to rule on motion to have appeal dismissed: Messer fighting New Albany Police Department suspension over Civil Rights comments
• Jeffboat hiring back about 200 workers
• Waiver for parking lot at issue again: Clark County Commissioners, acting as new drainage board, make no decision on matter previously denied
• A win for WindStream: New Albany clean energy company headed to Finland to install wind turbine
• House leaders say talk over boycott positive
• Indiana State Police planning OWI crackdown
• Two Charlestown students charged with raping girl
• Road rage in New Albany turns into assault
• Fate of buildings discussed at Jeffersonville canal meeting
• New Albany police chase ends in Louisville
• Greater Clark County Schools Board of Trustees discusses job funds, budget cuts
• New Albany, Vectren plan projects for State Street area
• Borden man faces robbery charges
• Indiana voucher bill faces changes Democrats like
• Sellersburg Town Council to revisit adult business ordinance
• They’re heart is in it: Annual gala helps American Heart Association, families in the area
• ‘Ad’dition by subtraction? Jeffersonville Council questioned on bench advertising ordinance
• Man, 80, receives probation in Jeffersonville McDonald’s gun incident
• New Albany City Wrap: Benedetti OWI case delayed for third time
• First case of Bovine TB confirmed in Indiana since the 1970s
• Fire damages Vintage Fire Engines, Inc. building in New Albany
• Storms smack Floyd County
• Floyd County man dies in ATV accident
• Validity of Jeffersonville City Council candidate challenged
• NEW ALBANY: Daisy Lane construction expected to end in July, other projects under way
• River Ridge’s key to growth may be roads
• Double-murder trial in Jeffersonville postponed until May
• New Albany-Floyd County Public Library Literary Tea stresses importance of words
• KIPDA continues with overview of processes
• One injured in wreck involving Floyd County Police car
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Jeffersonville headed to state final after defeating Carmel, 63-58 in overtime at 4A semistate
• Indiana may allow tolls without approval
• Statehouse protest organizers utilized social media to get their word out
• Young talks spending cuts during local stop
• Heavy rains lead to stranded motorists
• HAYDEN: Statehouse is loud these days
• Man found in tree convicted of burglary
• AT THE STATEHOUSE: Several bills stalled due to walkout
• Jeffersonville man charged for firing shot in house
• Green Tree Mall shooter in court for final hearing on motion
• Redistricting Jeffersonville: New numbers at play
• Teens facing sexual assault accusation
• Psychic pairs pets and people
• Follow the money ... to Illinois: To keep per diem pledge, missing House Democrats will have to reimburse state
• Interfaith hoping to land in Brown-Starks Building in New Albany
• Mother of alleged police shooter sues over son’s death
• Man charged with threatening to kill Indiana governor
• House Democrat out of step with party walkout
• GOP leader: No compromise with absent Democrats
• Floyd County parents go to Statehouse with concerns about education bills
• Amended parks bill would allow city, county to kill district
• Watson to acquire Oak Park Water for $44,000
• Tax abatements approved by Charlestown Council
• Advertising blitz would tout downtown New Albany businesses
• New Albany City Council candidate says someone stealing signs
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Senate OKs contentious immigration bill
• WEB EXTRA: Report: Indiana deputy attorney general urged cops shoot protesters
• WEB EXTRA: Oil prices hit $100 per barrel
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Democrats staying in Illinois as showdown continues
• Greenville looking to tighten adult business laws
• Seven New Albany stores cited for synthetic marijuana
• New Albany Police investigate East Elm Street shooting
• Democratic lawmakers leave state amid labor protest
• Sellersburg man receives 60-year sentence for child molesting
• Former Reagan economic adviser critical of stimulus spending
• Clarksville considers fire staffing issues
• Charlestown hears economic development plan
• Man sentenced to home incarceration in Borden sports bar shooting
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana treasurer to take on Sen. Lugar for GOP nod
• WEB EXTRA: Democrats delay Indiana House amid union protests
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana Senate OKs bill limiting teacher contracts
• WEB EXTRA: Indiana legislature OKs fix for bankrupt jobless fund
• Christian Academy teacher wins DAR award
• New Albany City Council to weigh-in on parks bill
• New Albany Police investigating shooting
• Floyd Memorial Hospital’s Heart and Vascular Center celebrates five years
• Dollar General opens along Vincennes Street
• State approves $28.9M budget for Jeffersonville
• STEP TO IT: Greater Clark pedometer program encourages children to be active
• Different ‘schools’ of thought for Greater Clark
• No tolls groups refocus effort
• Thunder changes not expected to affect Indiana
• Burglars becoming more brave?
• Clarksville students to take ISTEP online for first time
• A story worth telling: Presentation to focus on life of slave turned Civil War nurse
• Tax bills to be mailed in April: First payments to Clark County are due May 10
• Clark County tax sale set for March 3
• Unions work to raise their profile in the Statehouse
• State budget fights fire up union; Obama involved
• STATE OF THE STATE HOUSE: Colts in the middle of a Wild West gun battle
• The race is on: Clark County candidates ready for May primaries
• Filing frenzy: Floyd GOP misses deadline to put forth city mayoral candidate
• K-9 Kilo tracks down man hiding in attic
• Informational meetings planned for Clark Airport
• GOP-led House panel OKs new budget proposal
• Floyd Central High School grad to set up libraries for children in Pakistan
• Floyd County flu infections seem to decrease
• Indiana general assembly weekly update
• Wick’s work progressing but second story remains closed
• Dump truck driver wasn’t intoxicated during Greenville wrecks
• New Albany City Council approves levy appeal, rise on electrical inspection fees
• On the chopping block? Clark County Solid Waste District billing service provider may be ousted
• Bill to merge Clark County courts passes House
• Parks district bill clears committee
• Salaried staff cut at ACL
• Building History: Howard Steamboat Museum breaks ground on new building
• That’s baby talk: March for Babies raises the bar, sets goal higher for this year’s walk
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: GOP senators leery on Indiana immigration crackdown
• Teresa Bottorff Perkins to run for Jeffersonville mayor
• Parks district bill passes state committee vote
• Questions raised about December fire in Clarksville
• Religion on the river: Parks board approves church services at Jeffersonville's RiverStage
• State trims New Albany’s 2011 revenue
• The road less traveled: Clark County Commissioners have no power to demand a change over dispute about Graebe Road
• JEFFERSONVILLE PUBLIC WORKS: Requests approved for Senior Games
• NFL running back Bush charged with OWI
• Todd Young critical of President Barack Obama’s budget proposal
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Lawmaker drops plan to hike marriage fees
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Indiana Senate panel OKs bills for teacher merit pay
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Push on to bar Indiana Planned Parenthood contracts
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Indiana panel backs private school voucher bill
• New Albany's Grant Line Road tabbed for summer construction, additional lane
• Dump truck causes several accidents near Greenville
• New Albany mayor opposes parks bill
• Former Charlestown QB facing new felony charges
• Attorney wants case against Clark County sheriff’s deputy dismissed
• Two men found in New Albany home died of overdose
• Clarksville police chief threatens ROCK with lawsuit
• Clark County Council approves money for Crisis Intervention Team
• Nash still in charge of Floyd County Solid Waste
• Sellersburg regulates live adult entertainment
• New Albany-Floyd County school board passes resolution on vouchers and charter schools
• Clark County Council warns cuts could be on the way
• Report: Tobacco sales to minors decreasing in Indiana
• Meth lab busts reach all-time high in Indiana
• Bills to control the pills
• Bridges project to conduct additional environmental impact study
• New Albany Police chase injures two people
• Young critical of Obama’s budget proposal
• Senator hears opposition at town hall forum
• Commercial prospects: Examining the future of Jeffboat, parent company ACL
• Mediation panel would hear New Albany's Historic Preservation Commission complaints
• Limited connectivity: Public Wi-Fi in Jeffersonville announcement pushed back to later this month
• Closing arguments heard in Craig and Landreth case
• Etheridge makes it official: Democrat promises big changes for New Albany if he’s elected as mayor
• Bridges Authority seeks input
• Galligan named to environmental policy steering committee
• NFL running back arrested for OWI in Jeffersonville
• Aid for those that stayed: Funds also available to help existing S. Ellen Jones homeowners
• Clark County auditor receives notice of tort
• First GOP candidate files for New Albany election
• Greater Clark County Schools partners with American College Testing to boost scores
• Jeffersonville mayor’s race continues to evolve
• Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller speaks to physicians about prescription drug abuse
• Crossing the border: State and county officers become U.S. Marshals
• Federal prosecutor targets violent crime, counter-terrorism as top priorities
• New Albany-Floyd County Parks and Recreation Department calling all seniors
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: US leaders welcome Mubarak's resignation
• Kevin Vissing launches Jeffersonville mayoral bid
• Armed robbery attempted at New Albany home
• Former Jeffersonville Police Department detective drops request for unemployment
• Parks district bill gets mixed reviews: Bill introduced by Ed Clere will be voted on again Wednesday
• Exceeding expectations: United Way reaching campaign goal
• Census: Home vacancies follow job losses
• Art for a good cause: Artsy Fartsy Fest on Saturday to benefit youth shelter
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Environmentalists sue to halt I-69 construction
• Daniels says he'd have support in presidential run
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Egypt's Mubarak transfers power to vice president, refuses to step down outright
• Indiana population grows 6.6 percent since 2000
• Clere's parks district bills fails to get out of committee, but will return next week
• Former Jeffersonville police officer drops request for unemployment benefits
• Woman charged in New Albany Plaza robberies
• Wick’s second floor closed after weekend incident
• Greater Clark faces new round of cuts
• Jeffersonville Board of Public Works and Safety approves paving, materials bids
• More jobs on horizon: Redevelopment Commission OKs three tax abatements
• Restaurant coming to old New Albany Country Club
• Leaping for life: Floyds Knobs Elementary students participate in Jump Rope for Heart
• Charlestown Town Council gets pitches for grocery store, apartments
• Bill hikes marriage fees unless couples take class
• New Albany Mayor Doug England to veto council’s EDIT resolution
• MAC Construction & Excavating may settle union complaint
• New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. board still combats funding woes
• Temporary digs: Georgetown still in need of new town hall
• New Albany City Council agrees to help fund metal detectors
• A pre-test speech: Charlestown Middle School hosts U of L football player for motivation
• Choices grow for May primary in Clark County
• Work may finally begin on Baptist Tabernacle building in New Albany
• Craig and Landreth trial under way in Floyd County
• Indiana among 11 states with widespread flu outbreaks
• Southern Indiana Fitness Source - February 2011 Issue
• New website critical of Clarksville council’s handling of Theatair X
• Clarksville man charged with welfare fraud
• Clarksville police investigating food mart robbery
• No budget answer as New Albany City Council defeats $2.7 million move
• Firefighters fitness test reconsidered for Jeffersonville firefighters
• Clarksville's Craig and Landreth trial begins
• Tommy Lancaster’s in New Albany hangs it up
• The hits keep on coming for Clark County's finances
• Police: Woman confesses to robberies in Clarksville, New Albany
• Clarksville woman accused of breaking baby’s arm
• Police: Man found with more than 100 grams of pot in car
• Improvements to Indiana welfare intake being noticed
• CROWNING THE KING OF THE WING
• Court records detail attempted murder charges for Charlestown man
• Icing on the canal: Workshop asks residents to consider canal district features
• 9-1-1 deal up for New Albany City Council vote
• Bill introduced would suspend UEZ credits
• Clarksville Middle School will implement TAP program
• Craig and Landreth sues Mazda for more than $60M
• Blood drive in officer’s honor helps at critical time
• Georgetown Optimists host indoor yard sale
• Gahan says he is running for mayor of New Albany
• A closer look: Jeffersonville’s proposed canal
• Attorney: Unemployment claim forced city to release records detailing sexual relationship
• You’re Out!: New Albany-Floyd County Parks softball leagues switching umpires for spring leagues
• Clark judge affirms Jeffersonville’s second-class status
• A biz-y day: Accent to relocate operations to Veterans, add 175 jobs, expand headquarters
• Department of Education releases teacher evaluation model
• New Albany mayor to run for city council
• 13 postal workers claim $46.5M Mega Millions prize
• A CLOSER LOOK: Jeffersonville's sewer project
• Clark County Drainage Board sunk: Commissioners to take over responsibilities
• Clarksville firehouse bids come in at about $4.4 million
• ‘Can-struction’: Students at St. Paul’s build objects out of canned goods as part of food drive
• New Albany deficit gets another look
• Wanted New Albany man found in Kentucky prison
• Getting this show on the road: Items can turn into cash this week at Jeffersonville event
• Clark County corrections officer’s arrest to be reviewed
• Two hurt in crash on Ind. 60
• State House OKs bill to change alcohol ID policy
• State audit finds mistakes that may affect verdicts
• Floyd County Solid Waste District director says he’s been asked to resign
• A closer look: Jeffersonville's Claysburg Tower
• Woman robbed at New Albany Plaza
• Clark County Drainage Board hears complaint but doesn’t act
• Republicans not on the ballot in Floyd County, but on their way
• Lesson from a legislator: Rep. Young speaks to Our Lady students about Constitution, government
• Saintly celebration: Clark, Floyd schools celebrate Catholic Schools Week
• Body of Elizabeth man found in field
• Coopers Lane in Jeffersonville to see intermittent closures
• Body found in Elizabeth field
• State emergency officials urge patience, caution in storm recovery
• Setting a standard: Floyd, Clark counties continue to buck unemployment trend
• Charlestown man arrested for attempted murder
• State House split on unemployment fund measure
• Gym floor at Floyd Central High School to be named after Hinton
• Suspect involved in New Albany Police Department shooting arraigned
• Man shot in the leg charged with two felonies
• Four businesses declare intentions for expansion in Southern Indiana
• Winter storm prompts shutdown of state legislature
• ‘Schooling’ their resources
• Clark county political group fined for flouting finance law
• YMCA welcomes new board members, CFO
• Legislation would cut Clark-Floyd Counties Tourism Bureau by 4
• Sellersburg police: Woman likely shot man in the leg in self-defense
• Floyd County, NA-FC School Corp. close deal for Pine View
• Questions linger over NA-FC parks district proposal
• New Albany man arraigned on sexual misconduct charges
• Indiana House approves bill to fix unemployment fund
• Indiana House OKs smoking ban with bars exempted
• Jeffersonville standoff ends peacefully
• New Albany still not collecting thousands in parking tickets
• Voting centers could save Clark county thousands
• Health kick: Health fair in New Albany provides free testing for uninsured
• Soldier awaits trial in wife’s murder
• Clark County Regional Airport operator eyes improvements
• Escapee turns himself in
• Science shocks Highland Hills Middle School at Family Night
• Police to close death investigation of Clarksville Street Department employee
• Longtime educator, New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. board member, dies
• Police seek man who stole from same store 12 times
• Eastern Boulevard, positively: Leaders hopeful about Clarksville thoroughfare's prospects
• Jeffersonville’s incumbent mayor has early fundraising edge
• Few have filed for elections in New Albany
• Owen: Age is an advantage in Jeffersonville mayor’s race
• Making downtown dandy: The Dandy Lion brings local attitude to arts, crafts and jewelry
• Report: Forgery suspect from New Albany escaped from hospital
• Police: Jeffersonville man checks into jail with marijuana sewn in boxers
• Property owner given two years to pay $84k debt to New Albany Sewer Board
• Oath of office: Young sworn-in during New Albany ceremony
• Shifting approach for transportation group: KIPDA reviews plans for upcoming year
• Senate bill would help first responders crossing state lines
• The cost of progress: Administration, New Directions explain spending on SEJ project
• Rep. Mike Pence won’t run for president, mum on running for governor
• Two arrested for Jeffersonville home invasion
• Keeping tabs on New Albany's S. Ellen Jones neighborhood
• Recycling bins to return: Clark County Solid Waste District contracts with Louisville company on trial basis
• Floyd, Clark school boards might pool resources
• Fire destroys New Albany home
• Fire officials warn about space heater dangers
• Two Jeffersonville families lose homes in fire
• Bridges Coalition names Maker’s Mark head as new chairman
• New Albany man busted again by police drug dog
• Two families lose homes in Jeffersonville fire
• Floyd County Current - February 2011 issue
• Bill would form New Albany-Floyd County parks district
• New Albany City Council supports metal detectors for City-County Building
• A serving of support: Emotion and enthusiasm run high at Relay for Life soup cookoff
• Indiana jobless rate drops for December
• Obama: Leadership now ‘shared responsibility’
• Indiana State Police find equipment for marijuana operation in car
• New Albany man accused of stealing thousands
• State senator: Should Indiana legalize marijuana?
• Jeffersonville man hospitalized after home invasion
• Money stolen from Jeffersonville church
• Clark County denied excess levy appeal
• Police search for suspect in two Clark County parking lot purse snatchings
• Jeffersonville will tax above levy
• College student enters Jeffersonville mayoral race as first Republican candidate
• Sellersburg transfers money to pay for fieldhouse lease
• Greater Clark County Schools Board of Trustees formalizes substitute principal positions
• Floyd County hopes to close on Pine View on Friday
• Bill introduced to suspend UEZ credits
• Honoring angels: Program offers patients a chance to give back
• Once thriving area of Charlestown Road in New Albany now defined by vacancies
• New Clark County auditor revamps office
• CLARK COUNTY: The primary field in filling up
• Before Arizona, Floyd County Sheriff’s Department was pushing for metal detectors
• Indiana lawmakers seek to ease impact of gambling laws on churches, charities
• Clarksville man charged with molesting: Donald L. Hunter was arrested Tuesday; faces other charges
• Man arrested in armed robbery of Clarksville home
• Initial Messer hearing slated for March 2
• Private parking: Public use of Spring and Market lot in Jeffersonville to be halted again
• Horseshoe Foundation contributes $150,000 to Small Business fund
• Historical groups hope to save the New Albany's North Annex
• Clarksville schools launch new website
• Senate bill says you’ve got to pay for gas
• Jeffersonville mayor makes it official
• It snowed, we’re closed: Safety of students determines when to close New Albany-Floyd County schools
• New Jeffersonville fire chief, deputy in place
• Circling the drain: Clark County Commissioners take first vote to dissolve drainage board
• New Albany City Council meeting postponed
• Outreach program: Legislators using social media to make ‘friends’ with constituents
• Governor vows to light the torch for local government reform
• Education reform the talk of the Statehouse
• Texting-while-driving ban clears House panel
• Colgate property sale finalized after investor added
• Clarksville family credits dog with alerting them to house fire
• Area colleges closing at 4 p.m.
• Count them in: 22 file for Clark County elections
• Few sign up to run on first day to file for New Albany election
• ‘Dynamic duo’: Patrick Henry Hughes and his father inspire group at Indiana University Southeast event
• River Ridge approves budget, sets agenda
• New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. votes to build fiber-optic network
• Parking restrictions in downtown Jeffersonville removed on parts of Spring, Riverside
• Jeffersonville man arrested for dealing drugs near school
• Charlestown man shot in head charged with misdemeanor
• Kentucky men linked to several Southern Indiana robberies
• Fight against tolls continues
• Todd Young will vote to repeal health care law
• Greenway contract gets go ahead from New Albany Board of Public Works and Safety
• Reduction in force includes three New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation administrators
• Floyd County votes to merge dispatch centers
• Charlestown man faces drug charges
• Clarksville updates conflict statements
• Police: Three officers hurt detaining suspect
• Election filing period begins today
• Bumps in the road: Jeffersonville business leaders express frustration with 10th Street plans
• Man arrested for robbery at Sellersburg store
• King’s memory inspires New Albany residents to keep moving for civil rights
• Run for mayor not in the cards for City Clerk Wisman-Bennett
• Gonder proposing metal detectors for City-County Building in New Albany
• Borden alumnus comes back to his roots
• Pence urged to enter race for president in 2012
• Volunteers put in their time at St. Elizabeth in New Albany on MLK Day
• Chestnut Street house totaled in fire in Jeffersonville
• Turning point: Decision against 10th Street turning lane irks Jeffersonville business owners
• Examining Charlestown’s interlocal approvals
• Breakfast raises money for King Scholarship
• State: 2011 money would be used to cover 2010 New Albany budget
• Toying with history: Old toys on display at Division Street School show a simpler time
• Bankruptcy bill could mean ‘tough love’ for cities, towns
• Juveniles arrested for destroying mailboxes in Utica and Jeffersonville
• Messer not retiring from New Albany Police Department
• New Speaker in the Statehouse makes his case for civility
• New bill to ban public employees from certain government boards
• Tubby’s Pizza is expected to serve its last pie Jan. 22.
• CASA looking for new home
• Borden audit report release finds a few flaws
• Governors coming to bridges forum
• Highland Hills Middle School cafeteria worker arrested, fired
• Man pleads guilty in fatal New Albany stabbing
• No charges filed in Charlestown fight
• Sewer increase nearly led New Albany utility out of the red last year
• Clark County Council doesn’t agree to pay back commissioners, yet
• Wick’s, city officials among those honored by Develop New Albany
• Mitch Daniels announces proposed budget
• Not paid in full: Greater Clark County Schools receives less contributions than hoped for Superintendent’s salary
• Not a state of confusion: Some disagree with plans, but area lawmakers found few surprises in governor’s speech
• Greater Clark County Schools says no to hiring outside custodial service
• New Albany looking at $419,600 tab to finish Greenway segment
• Jeffersonville determining value of annexed assets
• Ted Heavrin re-elected Floyd County Council president
• Teachers union not in favor of school choice
• Keeping it local: New Albanian Brewing Co. event highlights company’s beer line
• Charges filed in fatal wreck on I-65 in Clark County
• New Albany Check Into Cash location robbed
• $42M development may feature cut in levee: New Albany being asked to pay $12 million for garage, handle expenses of levy cut
• Clarksville town employee’s death under investigation
• Daniels urges aggressive Indiana school changes
• It’s easy to follow the money: Lawmakers who tussle over spending find agreement in sources of revenue stream
• Stewart re-elected as Georgetown Town Council president
• Rob Waiz running for mayor of Jeffersonville
• I-65 reopens after tanker spill
• Former Clarksville Town Councilman killed in wreck
• Southern Indiana Fitness Source - January 2011 issue
• Sellersburg considers purchasing Nolan Fieldhouse
• Jeffersonville advertisements get benched
• Clark County Council puts additional appropriations on hold
• Providence's 'Empty Bowls' event addresses hunger in community and beyond
• Floyd County probation officer sentenced for OWI
• Lawsuit threatened over Vissing Park work in Jeffersonville
• Henderson remains prosecutor in Camm case
• It’s been a long time
• Ennis kicks off bid for Charlestown mayor
• New Albany ends 2010 with $7.4M in reserves
• Count them in: Most New Albany City Council members say they’ll seek re-election
• HAYDEN: State of the Statehouse
• New display at New Albany-Floyd County Public Library showcases seldom seen historical pieces
• Problems noted in Clarksville audits linger
• Jeffersonville Mayor Tom Galligan will seek re-election
• Time of transition: Alstott, Wesley Chapel congregation anxiously waiting for new church
• There’s no substitute: Wagner recognized as best substitute teacher in state
• Clarksville is making their ‘Way’: Progress made on removing overpass at Brown’s Station Way
• One Vectren project wraps up, more expected
• Ex-Harrison sheriff’s trial moved to Clark
• Clark County OKs money for Star Hill Road, will ask for more
• Fugitive task force arrests four on felony warrants
• Clark County's Drainage board could be dissolved
• First candidate in line for May’s primary
• No leads in November New Albany hit-and-run case
• New Albany UEZ ponders new business district
• MYbar no more, NA Exchange opens tonight
• Teen group gearing up for California show
• Jeffersonville man accused of breaking in, stealing snake
• Meet the Marathon Man: Sellersburg doctor completes a marathon a month
• Meth lab found in Jeffersonville apartment
• Jeffersonville man accused of stabbing 14-year-old’s hand
• Clark County's Drainage board denies waiver for parking lot
• Legislature opens with right-to-work spat
• New Albany pays $400,000 to settle sewer legal debt
• Second pedestrian dies from injuries
• New Indiana members of Congress settle in to roles
• Georgetown man arrested for fraud
• Jeffersonville man arrested on drug charges
• Bills roll in as lawmakers reconvene for 2011 session
• Homeless man charged with burglary in dog theft
• Jeffersonville man charged with stealing weapons arrested
• Greenville starts 2011 with water rate hike
• Georgetown girl recovering following serious accident
• Endangered bird dies after being shot in New Albany
• Man injured after vehicle strikes utility poles
• They’re here to help: Indiana education foes partner to promote the mentoring message
• Man injured after vehicle strikes utility poles in Jeffersonville
• New Albany man ‘smelling like pot’ arrested at ISP post
• jeffersonville community helping family displaced by fire
• Gahan again tabbed as New Albany City Council president
• Mickey Weber picked as Clarksville judge
• Charlestown pool swap approved again
• Naville remembered as a ‘great person’
• Ready for the political horse race?
• Todd Young opens Jeffersonville office
• Brand-new baby: Floyd County welcomes first baby of year
• New Albany City Councilwoman Diane McCartin-Benedetti OWI trial delayed, again
• Indiana judges making the case for court reform
• Indiana ban on electronics in trash takes effect
• Sticking to healthy resolutions doesn’t have to be daunting
• Tax-related problems plague Tommy Lancaster's
• TOP FLOYD COUNTY STORIES OF 2010: Closing four elementary schools tops list
• Charlestown does away with city court
• McCulloch firefighters spend last day at station Friday
• At request of state, New Albany Sewer Board forgives $450,000 penalty
• Deal for former Colgate property is dead
• Jeffersonville home destroyed by fire
• Charges filed against Jeffersonville man shot by New Albany officer
• Covered Bridge filing appeal on remonstrance against Sellersburg
• Jeffersonville 17-year-old charged as adult in road-rage case
• Wright, former FCHS athletic director, inducted into national hall of fame
• Jeffersonville discontinuing water taxi to U of L games
• Sellersburg gets a grant for drainage work
• Jeffersonville architect named as BSU trustee
• Puppy Love: Champion of NA-FC Animal Shelter stepping down from board
• Insight expects to continue offering WAVE-TV
• Indiana GOP leaders propose right-to-work bills
• Job Well Done: Niemeier retiring from NAHS Friday after 26 years
• Fire destroys part of home on Ind. 11
• Clarksville police searching for apologetic robber
• Clarksville's Courtyard Square Apartments catch fire
• Attorney general’s dogged pursuit
• Clarksville keeps town court
• Daniels: East-end bridge could be downsized
• Indiana unemployment changes worry workers, companies
• Indiana bill would allow cities to declare bankruptcy
• Southern Indiana Business Source magazine - Winter 2011 Issue
• The next step to ‘bridge’ the gap
• Clarksville considers eliminating town court
• Ex-Duke executive to face questioning over Indiana hiring
• FLOYD COUNTY: New Albany police chief, sheriff have different views on combining police protection
• NEW ALBANY CITY COUNCIL: Budget picture remains unclear
• Wishes delivered: Christmas arrives just in time for families in need
• Floyd County Commissioners outlaw sale of ‘Spice’
• Jeffersonville community development director leaving post with city
• Clark County Commissioners pay overdue bills
• Lawmaker wants to lessen damage done by road repair
• The kitchen is always open: New Albany churches don’t just serve the needy during holidays
• Melting the icy blues away: Holiday stressors can affect heart health, local doctor offers solutions
• Person dead in apparent suicide
• NA-FC Schools could bring referendum to vote
• New Albany City Council sells city-owned property to Globe Mechanical
• FLOYD COUNTY: Deloney’s sentence reviewed
• IDEM: Jeffersonville needed permit for Vissing Park work
• Madison man charged in fatal Clark County wreck
• Thieves break into J.B. Ogle Animal Shelter in Jeffersonville
• New Albany Sewer board looking at new technology to reduce overflows, rehab pipes
• Providence students build own bridges
• Charlestown man accused of stabbing son
• Good-Bayh for now
• HVAC upgrades coming to Parkwood Elementary School
• New Albany City Council says no to plan to balance budget
• Man involved in New Albany Police shooting has criminal record
• Heartland Payment Systems plans expansion in Jeffersonville
• Alleged Clarksville purse snatcher arrested following police chase
• Charlestown woman killed in weather-related wreck
• Merging Floyd and New Albany 9-1-1 centers gaining momentum
• Jeffersonville council sees the good fight
• Rescued pooches are ready for adoption at NA-FC shelter
• Child beaten to death had ties to New Albany
• Clarksville teachers vote for incentive program
• State education heads happy with raised grad rates
• River Ridge amends $8.5 million bond agreement
• New Albany police officer shoots suspect
• Change is coming in education, NA-FC educators weigh in
• Brown Starks may be out of New Albany Redevelopment Commission’s hands
• Not quite a done a deal for Globe Mechanical in New Albany
• Clark County prosecutor supports limits on death-penalty payments
• Clark County Legal Self Help Center to add computers
• Clarksville flags redevelopment priorities
• Clark County judge reviving ‘Adopt a Doll’ tradition
• Jeffersonville American Legion provides dinner, presents for Haven House shelter residents
• CARING OUTREACH: Northside, Jesus Cares Exit 0 pair to feed nearly 400 in need
• Indiana ranks high in latest income growth report
• Floyds Knobs agen honored as independent insurance agent of year
• Court: Town of Covered Bridge's incorporation is invalid
• Former Jeffersonville apartment maintenance man arrested on burglary charges
• Warming their bodies and hearts
• Sellersburg man guilty of child molesting
• Police arrest 20 in New Albany drug bust
• New Albany City Council delays action on balancing budget shortfall
• Gifts from above: Play will show off talents at Gilt Edge Baptist Church
• Baron Hill won’t seek office in 2012
• Bill to ban cell phones while driving aimed at text-sending motorists
• Bridges authority approves financial plan
• Former Jeffersonville Fire Chief Edwin Voyles remembered
• Clark-Floyd County Tourism board tables RiverStage funding request
• Another day, another way to make ends meet: TIF being dropped as means to balance New Albany budget
• History through art: New Albany's Bicentennial Art Project gaining recognition throughout state
• Daniels urges sentencing reform
• Jeffersonville's Board of Public Works approves road closings
• Trinkle bringing holiday favorite to The Seelbach
• Clark County seeks health grant funding for Scott County
• Evan Bayh urges more cooperation in Senate farewell
• Ice storm expected tonight, Thursday
• Zoning change approved for Jeffersonville Community Kitchen
• Scribner Middle School changes parking for parents
• New Albany close to selling street department buildings
• Jeffersonville man charged in Floyd County with perjury
• Clark County Council approves funding for landfill expansion
• Memphis man accused of making counterfeit money
• Is change in alcohol I.D. law in the cards?
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Greg Dietz out as Sellersburg fire chief
• Some New Albany City Council members say $1.7 million TIF transfer only delays problems
• Former city of Jeffersonville truck driver in court on fatal wreck charges
• Memphis man accused of making counterfeit money
• Sellersburg man on trial for child molesting
• NA-FC School Board passes public participation bylaw
• Police warn residents to hide Christmas gifts
• Snow in Northwest Indiana traps some motorists
• Southern Indiana Fitness Source - December 2010 issue
• New Albany is latest to put restrictions on synthetic marijuana
• On the mend: Coach, Jeffersonville city employee rebounding from transplant
• Department dinner: New Albany Firefighters throw holiday party for children
• Lawmaker revives ‘right-to-work’ legislation
• Clarksville touts progress on fixing sewer odor
• It’s better to give: 5-year-old Sellersburg girl gives birthday gifts to Toys for Tots
• Bazaar a bonanza for two local charities
• SPECTRUM: 13 gifts under $20
• MAC set for hearing before labor board
• Going global: New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. considers addition of International Baccalaureate
• Sellersburg Fire chief criticized for ‘meltdown’
• Gold coin dropped into Salvation Army kettle
• ‘Freedom isn’t free’
• Community Kitchen plans move to Spring Street in Jeffersonville
• Making a wish
• Suspect arrested after Jeffersonville man shot
• Jeffersonville man charged for police pursuit which began in Clarksville
• Survey: Creating jobs should be no. 1 job for Indiana legislators
• Bridges board’s goal: A $1 toll
• Clark County Commissioners again talk Star Hill Road funding
• Sides working toward resolving New Albany attorney debt
• New Albany's Castlewood project cheaper than estimated
• Hausfeldt Lane will shutdown Monday and Tuesday
• Clark County Drainage board will appeal judge’s decision
• State leaders want schools to learn a new way
• New Albany policing program harder on criminals
• Funds sought to rehab properties: Jeffersonville wants to buy Allison Lane, Spring Street sites
• History’s Home: Study under way to examine potential sites for Clark County Museum
• New Albany's Padgett Museum opening doors for free tour
• Jobless rate drops, but so does labor force
• Clarksville police to take 71 local children shopping
• EMS worker killed in ambulance wreck
• Jeffersonville canal estimate rises to $65M
• Sellersburg man sentenced to 8 years in hammer attack
• The big chill: Clark County government offices forced to shut down because of frigid temperatures
• Charlestown City Council cuts $100K to cover shortfall
• New Albany Redevelopment Commission questions impact of TIF transfer
• Diploma track and referendum on the radar: New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. looks at more options for students, funding
• Reduce, reuse, repurpose: Children’s Academy of New Albany gets a new life
• GOP renews fight in Indiana secretary of state race
• Group aims to eat earth-friendly meals: EarthSave hosts monthly potluck dinner in Jeffersonville
• Alleged drug dealer arrested in Clarksville
• New police program to focus on areas of New Albany
• Dancing dollars: Covering the budget shortfall
• Starting fresh: Mom wants to give daughter a good Christmas
• Dent family looks to rebound from challenging year
• Wilson family trying to get by
• Public art proposals being accepted
• Tribune takes home multiple awards
• Evening News a finalist for top state award
• NA-FC Shelter receives dogs rescued recently from puppy mill
• Clark County Drainage Board plans to dissolve following ruling
• Clarksville armed robbery investigation expands
• Unemployment rises with extended benefits still undecided
• Henryville man charged with molesting 9-year-old
• Remaining suspects in Clarksville armed robbery arrested
• State legislator wants to mandate homework help for students
• Redevelopment of New Albany's Linden Meadows slowed
• Picture gets clearer on proposed Clarksville firehouse
• Party fit for a king
• Realtors group names new leadership
• Woman who drove car in pond had drugs in system
• Rare book collection moves to former museum
• Inmate at Floyd County Jail injured after jump
• Airports work to increase safety
• Jeffersonville updates motor vehicle policy
• Legislators: Help me now, bill me later
• Flurry of new businesses open along Spring Street in Jeffersonville
• New Albany owes attorney fees from 1999 case
• Sign up for stress relief
• New push coming to allow Sunday alcohol sales
• Horseshoe presents more than $300,000 in grants
• Two arrested in armed robbery
• Georgetown man faces two felonies after chase
• Senior citizen accused of scamming car dealerships
• Hit-and-run leaves man in critical condition
• Two state troopers save New Albany man
• Floyd County to talk 9-1-1 merger with New Albany City Council
• Jeffersonville's Clark Memorial Hospital ending contract with Louisville's Jewish Hospital
• Don’t be late: Director says increasing late fees at New Albany-Floyd County Public Library will help supplement budget
• Purdue extension examines longterm priorities
• Man shot in arm
• State memo says schools won’t see budget cuts
• Hit and run in New Albany leaves man in critical condition
• Salvation Army works to bring in donations during holiday season
• Clarksville man accused of breaking child’s leg
• Lawsuit: Schools should get seized assets
• Jeffersonville man receives 30-year sentence in child molesting case
• Sam Gwin stepping down as Clarksville Town Court judge
• Hinton headed to Hall of Fame
• Dwindling dollars may shape education reform
• Bridges project right-of-ways being purchased without a funding mechanism in place
• New Albany's Holiday Fest included scavenger hunt, jingle walk
• Legislative newcomers means a steep learning curve ahead
• Outdated infrastructure issue for SEJ project
• Scribner Student, bus driver recognized for fast action during fire
• Man Tasered in Jeffersonville City Hall prepares for trial
• Clark County Solid Waste District dumping recycling bins
• Clark County Commissioiners seek money from surveyor's claims
• Food and fellowship: Local groups provide holiday meals for hundreds
• Foundation helps schools fund field trips
• Perry Crossing Road officially opened
• Scribner House opening to tours, Victorian tea
• Former Indiana resident, son thankful to get second chance
• Washington could determine ethanol’s future
• Arguments begin over book deal
• Jeffersonville to buy firehouse
• Indiana, local jobless rates down
• A ‘Market’ing plan
• Police looking for missing woman
• Public questions $9.1M bond for landfill
• Floyd Central student named Macy’s marcher
• Plugging away at paving
• Back to planning as normal for KIPDA
• Fun with SADD: Providence group shows students dangers of alcohol
• Hosparus receives Horseshoe grant to help build facility
• Sellersburg buys more than 1,000 water meters
• Obama touts jobs help in Kokomo visit
• JHS students held in gym for not receiving vaccinations
• Eight Clark County schools receive exemplary mark
• Greater Clark considers adding positions
• Not backing down: Price will bring preservation commission ordinance for final vote
• COURT WRAP: Clarksville man found not guilty of child molesting
• Metals USA to acquire Jeffersonville-based Eagle Steel
• Charlestown police to vote on union contract
• Teens charged in beating, robbery
• USDA takes official action against Eastern Livestock
• Clutter in the court: Officials say ‘offense inflation’ may account for rise in court cases in Indiana
• McAllister leaving Floyd CountyCouncil after 16 years
• What will Clarksville’s 2011 council races look like?
• Men sentenced to 40 years 2008 drug-dealing case in Clark County
• Group organizes to fight against tolling on the Ohio River Bridges Project
• EMC recognized for safety, excellence
• WISH BOOK 2010: Our wish is your generosity
• Annexation vote delayed by New Albany City Council
• Wayne Carter to take Grooms’ seat on Jeffersonville City Council
• Activity central: St. Mary of the Knobs facility already booking events
• Tyra named support employee of the year
• Accessing history: Millions of state government documents now accessible online
• EMC recognized for safety, excellence
• Grand jury called in two Clark County cases
• Jeffersonville man guilty in McDonald’s gun case
• New Albany's Historic Preservation Commission remains intact for now
• Heading to the national stage
• Company’s bad checks put ranchers in a bind
• Success in the Cards?
• Jeffboat flagged by IDEM
• Regional plans get OK from feds
• England: New Albany City Council should not cut salaries
• A window pain: Trouble between preservation body and Pastime started over windows
• Four departments respond to field fire
• Service providers offer discounts
• Sale of Pine View moves forward
• Incorporation battle resumes: Even with a ruling, the Covered Bridge vs. Sellersburg case likely will continue
• A beast in the east?
• Rain helped contain warehouse fire
• Community Foundation awards grants
• Books-A-Million opens
• Clark County police searching for bank robbery suspect
• Digging out or digging deeper?
• Trial begins for man who brought gun into McDonald’s
• Jeffersonville, fired detective reach agreement
• A P.E.A.C.E. offering
• Right to know: Event to focus on rights of adults who were adopted
• Welcome to the parties: Statehouse organization day opens with surprise gesture of bipartisanship
• Pyke’s hearing postponed
• United Way funds two local programs
• ISP: Man arrested in Jeffersonville for theft, other charges after fleeing
• Jeffersonville residents put out forest ire
• Charlestown takes input for economic development plan
• Leaders offer sneak preview of tough legislative session ahead
• Community Foundation of Southern Indiana awards grants
• Price proposing end of New Albany Historic Preservation Commission
• Grassroots effort growing to support locally owned businesses in New Albany
• Hibbard refuses pay raise from NA-FC School Corp.
• IU Police: Second Jeffersonville suspect surrenders
• Jeffersonville man pleads guilty in fatal hit-and-run accident
• NEWS ANALYSIS: Looking ahead to the 2011 elections
• Pat Day’s talk inspires crowd at annual event
• Corn creations: Children make crafts at Carnegie Center
• Charlestown's sewer project gets rocked
• Etheridge says he plans to run for mayor of New Albany
• Several departments fighting wildfire near Horseshoe Casino
• Young committed to turning economy around
• Three years in the making: Soldier meets his New Albany pen pal
• Group seeks ban on high-energy alcohol drinks
• West Clark schools making progress
• Jeffersonville leaders talk development
• Corydon veteran receives French Legion of Honor award
• Southern Indiana United Way seeks advocates for change
• YMCA announces logo change
• New Albany residents headed home after cruise ship stranded
• Moore makes mayoral pitch
• VETERANS DAY: Many thanks
• VETERANS DAY: In honor of heroes
• Clark County's annual audit finds lingering issues
• Constitutional marriage amendment may see new life
• Chili cook off raises money for fire museum
• Friends group celebrates 10 years
• VETERANS DAY: A show of thanks
• Surf with caution: Conference brings together officials hoping to prevent Internet-based crimes
• Students salute local veterans
• Clark County Commissioners say no tolls more than $1
• Federal suit challenges Jeffersonville’s redistricting plan
• New Albany cattle company under federal investigation
• A really ‘Big’ show
• Clark County school board to look at insurance costs
• Floyd police to increase patrols through Thanksgiving
• Autopsy completed on body found in river
• Pat Day to speak at Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
• Firefighter suspended, demoted for legal woes
• History in bronze: Garden sculpture will tell story of Scribner brothers
• School bus driver charged with inappropriately touching students
• Jeffersonville suspect arrested in robbery of man, 82
• Bond reduction denied in alleged road rage case in Jeffersonville
• Ron Grooms steps down from Jeffersonville City Council
• Slate Run rehab to include bike lanes
• Clark County Council takes step to OK $9.1M bond
• Man arrested in attempted carjacking
• Enrollment in Indiana’s charter schools doubles in three years
• NEW ALBANY: Lane along Green Valley to be closed
• Robert E. Lee nursing home unveils monument honoring veterans
• State’s top vote-getter credits Chrysler bankruptcy fight for election win
• Forest cleared for ball fields
• Police search Jeffersonville for second suspect in IU robbery
• UPDATE: ISP dive team to recover body from Ohio River
• Southern Indiana Fitness Source - November 2010 issue
• Two killed in Greenville wreck Saturday night
• A Week To Read
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Nov. 9
• Police search Jeffersonville for second suspect in IU robbery
• Field fire near Floyd Central
• New Albany woman arrested after child neglect complaint
• Southern Indiana United Way seeks advocates for change
• Ready, set, dash
• No quick fix expected for economy in 2011
• Hometown Patriots
• A moving tribute: JROTC march for veterans
• Jeffersonville files suit against Star, contractor
• Large field fire spreading in Lanesville
• Two killed in Greenville wreck identified; 12-year-old girl remains in critical condition
• Two dead in Greenville car crash
• A warm and fuzzy story
• Entries still sought for Bicentennial logo contest
• Advocates: Parents key in keeping teen drivers safe
• Wall to honor veterans to be unveiled Tuesday
• Local farmers can apply for federal assistance
• GRAND DAY: Grandparents’ Day celebrated at CAI
• Commissioners approve county employee insurance
• New Albany High School girls swim for a cause
• Clarksville OKs budget, sort of
• Prosser hosts international delegation
• All quiet on the eastern end
• Charlestown board spars with political group over ad
• Replacing Ron: Caucus expected later this month; few names mentioned
• Rauch opens community for disabled residents
• Daniels unveils ‘ambitious’ plan
• Habana Blues brings unique tastes to New Albany
• Clarksville firefighter to learn job fate next week
• Bridges board hopes to expedite project
• New Albany City Council: Move $200K to help balance budget
• ‘I preach team first’
• Drainage work planned on Tupelo, Hale Road
• EXTRA MILER: Dietrich on a mission to help those in need
• Community steps up for United Way
• JOINING FORCES: NAHS and FCHS theater programs to perform together
• Eastern Lewis and Clark trail sites considered
• Party in power promises to help Daniels deliver on reform agenda
• Charlestown OKs budget
• Man who claims self-defense in shooting released from jail
• Local Republicans ride national wave of momentum
• Quiet zone to start Friday along East Main corridor in New Albany
• Suspects sought in armed robbery
• Eyes turn to 2011 New Albany city races
• Jeffersonville teenager arrested in IU robbery
• 16-year-old charged as adult in pistol-whipping case
• Clere defends seat
• Fendley wins Floyd County Council District 2 seat
• FLOYD COUNTY ELECTION WRAP: Seabrook retains Commissioners’ seat
• Grooms gets win
• Young takes 9th District U.S. House contest
• INDIANA: Rhonda Rhoads takes District 70 seat from veteran Robertson
• CLARK COUNTY ELECTIONS: Democrat Blankenbeker defeats incumbent surveyor
• SHAKE UP: CLARK REPUBLICANS HAVE HUGE NIGHT
• Snelling takes Clark County Auditor’s race
• Rodden easily bests independent Starks
• Election 2010: Floyd County results
• Fendley, Aebersold, Schellenberger win Floyd County Council seats
• GOP's Todd Young defeats Baron Hill in 9th District
• Indiana voters OK property tax cap amendment
• GOP poised for big night in Ind. House races
• Big night for GOP in Clark County
• Republicans win state offices
• Former Colgate property sold for $4.5 million
• Despite hype, Floyd County voter turnout will be well below 2008
• Community steps up for Southern Indiana United Way
• New Albany City Council outlaws synthetic marijuana
• Expected election turnout remains in question in Clark County
• Pool issue bubbles over in Charlestown
• Exit Poll: Economic fears aided Coats' Senate win in Indiana
• ACTING OUT: Sellersburg boy lands lead role in two Louisville shows this season
• GOP celebrates first fruits of expected big night
• Jeffersonville council threatens to cut funding to 1si
• Election 2010: Floyd County partial results as of 7:45
• Adoptive father from Jeffersonville sentenced to 135 years in prison
• Greater Clark shows off new building in Charlestown
• Jeffersonville man charged with possessing child porn
• Clark County man arrested after 22-year-old man shot in head
• Former priest pleads not guilty to abuse charges
• Rally lets residents speak their minds
• Happy Halloween: Safety tips to make festivities more fun
• New Albany City Council will offer England ways to save
• CLARK COUNTY ELECTIONS: District 4 will get new leader
• Down revenues, tax caps a drag on school funding
• Want to put a lid on it?
• Festive frocks
• Fired detective files complaint against Jeffersonville Police Department in court
• Campaign finance reports in for Clark County
• Messer appeals 40-day suspension
• Just say no!
• Harrison sheriff’s deputy indicted in wife’s suicide
• Billion-dollar problems await the next group of lawmakers
• Three Floyd County Council seats up for grabs
• A new face for Clark County’s District 3
• Man arrested for voyeurism at Education Support Center
• NA-FC Library to again celebrate Our Heroes this holiday season
• Women of Achievement
• New Albany council not too high on synthetic marijuana
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Oct. 19
• Community Foundation names new president, CEO
• 9th District candidates spar over Social Security in debate
• Clarksville must cut from budget requests
• No action taken on Jeffersonville recycling resolution
• UPDATE: ACL agrees to buyout of $777M
• Spooky Exercise at Floyds Knobs Elementary
• Hill holds cash-on-hand lead over Young
• ELECTION Q&A: Indiana State Representative - District 70
• Riding on the highway to health
• Bethlehem celebrates Autumn on the River
• Women of achievement: Honorees to be recognized for achievements in their community
• New Albany announces leaf collection schedule, specifics on pickup
• Koetters to open new venture in business park
• Civics, mostly civilized: Candidates for state positions talk jobs, education at debate
• Jobs, budget key in state senate race
• Focusing her talents for others
• No matter who started it, Nov. 2 will finish it
• Clarksville police: Man holds woman at knifepoint, ties rope around her neck
• Pitch in
• DAILY REMINDER: New Albany woman’s family has been victimized by breast cancer
• Young, Hill not waiting until Monday to continue political sparring
• Floyd County students keep singing
• Civics, civilized: State candidates talk jobs, education at debate
• 2-1-1 sheds light on community needs
• Convicted molester facing child pornography charges
• Three businesses latest to receive Horseshoe Foundation loan
• Attempted murder charge filed in New Washington shootout
• CRIME WRAP: Suspect wanted in fraud case arrested
• Jeffersonville considering new RiverStage
• Suspect sought after stolen credit card used at store
• ELECTION Q&A: Floyd County Commissioner - District 1
• ELECTION Q&A: Floyd County Council - District 3
• ELECTION Q&A: Floyd County Council - District 4
• ELECTION Q&A: U.S. Senate
• Healthy choices: Thomas Jefferson Elementary launches Cool*Caf
• Finding a way home: State official hope to help children in foster care
• Charlestown man arrested after ‘Works bomb’ detonates
• Lesson to wear
• Growing number of nonprofits are gambling on charitable gaming
• New Albany watering discount plan gaining steam
• Clark County gets leftover land
• Police searching for man wanted in Floyd County
• Clarksville girl in critical condition after being hit by car
• Adoptive father Charles Sparks guilty of child molesting in Clark County
• Pudgy puppy?
• Benefit to help keep local autism clinic open
• Cluckers hatches along Charlestown Road
• Options to become new Corden Porter
• Inspector approved for Meadowlark sidewalk project
• TARC announces plans for arena events
• Anchor’s Away: Annual football game set to renew New Albany, Floyd Central rivalry
• Accusations abound: Hill accuses Young of appeasing Tea Party voters
• New Albany Farmers’ Market gets $15,000 for new design
• Hit-and-run driver found a day after teenager struck
• New Albany paving plan hits the streets
• Jeffersonville mayor OKs raises council turned down
• Is there a nurse in the house?
• Two injured during shooting incident
• Allegedly impaired driver arrested for neglect of dependent
• Hollywood comes to town: New Albany’s Aunt Artie’s Antique Mall used for upcoming movie
• Duke boss promises action in ethics flap
• College 101
• Ninth District debates set for Wednesday, Monday
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Oct. 12
• Ellsworth attacks Coats’ lobbying career in debate
• In Good Taste: Hops, Shops and Chardonnay tasting event set for Friday
• Clark County Council seeking $7.2M in excess levy money
• Jury hears tape of Sparks apologizing to alleged victims
• Look Out! Drivers urged to be aware as deer season begins
• Successful Harvest Homecoming Festival comes to a close
• ELECTION Q&A: Indiana State Senate - District 46
• ELECTION Q&A: Indiana State Representative - District 72
• That’s good business
• Strength in numbers
• Crossing paths: Walk encourages interaction for Meet the Blind Month
• England, county to meet over New Albany’s take of 911 funds
• LSI hosting Statehouse candidates Friday
• Heck no, we won’t toll?
• River Ridge approves several contracts
• Trying to answer an age-old question
• A busy festival wraps up after four days of sunshine
• Bottles of urine mistaken for meth lab
• Police: Borden woman drowns after crashing vehicle into lake
• Bottles of urine mistaken for meth lab in Jeffersonville
• Judges Moore and Jacobi initiating foreclosure settlement program
• Wildlife officials seek to rein in hogs gone wild
• INDOT cedes maintenance garage to New Albany
• Charlestown’s square revitalization to be finished before the end of the month
• KIPDA approves transportation plans
• Bridges Authority left with questions
• Tribune office closed today
• Jeffersonville man arrested for neglect, battery
• Bailey tabbed as New Albany Police Department chief
• Heartland hoops
• Finding the strength: Clark Memorial employee learned her true strength while battling breast cancer
• Local tastes: Artesia touts local ingredients, innovative menu choices
• Feasting on harvest: Booth days opener a hit thanks to weather
• One-stop community connection: Metro United Way and Leadership Southern Indiana team up on volunteer website
• Clarksville gets appraisals on employee-occupied homes
• Audit findings sent to prosecutor, attorney general
• Parkview to share what it did to increase ISTEP scores
• New Albany man arrested on meth dealing charges
• At the post
• Let the booths begin
• Charlestown fire truck involved in wreck
• Contractor picked on Meadowlark Sidewalk project
• Tribune office to be closed this friday
• Teaming together for teachers: Jeffersonville High School students, staff work to raise funds to help teacher, coach whose home was damaged in a fire
• Audit reveals conflict of interest, waste
• The ball’s in whose court?
• Floyds Knobs man allegedly fled police, battered officer
• Crabtree out as New Albany police chief; Bailey named as replacement
• Ohio Supreme Court will not reconsider decision in Vaughn adoption case
• School board prepares to evaluate superintendent
• Three-acre field fire caused by farming combine
• Newspapers launch Southern Indiana Fitness Source this week
• canal and again: Route, property acquisition timetable discussed
• Charlestown reaches agreement on pool
• Woman jumps from second-story apartment during fire in Clarksville
• Southern Indiana Fitness Source - October 2010 Issue
• EMT convicted in wife’s death denied shock probation
• New Albany's Daisy Lane closure likely won’t happen until 2011
• Couple accused of denying diabetic daughter insulin
• Trial begins after motion to change judge denied
• New Albany, CSX reach agreement over major Grant Line project
• College Bound Guide 2010-2011: Advice for Southern Indiana prep students preparing for the next step
• Balloon race a no go
• Clark Co. reaps nearly $4 million from tax sale
• Happy tails
• Calls to Indiana’s child-abuse hotline on the rise after deaths of two children
• TAP-in for student achievement
• Indiana’s charter school enrollment doubled in 3 years
• And then there were six: Jeffersonville approves new district map
• Social Security sparing continues in 9th District race
• New Albany City Council reduces, approves 1si money
• Clark County Commissioners pay nearly $30,000 for building insurance
• Multitasking Bonnie Ryan wins Woman of the Year award
• Dreaming big: Jonathan Jennings hosts annual job fair for second-grade students
• Date set for Wesley Chapel sale
• Southern Indiana United Way Invests in DIAMONDS
• Home invasion reported in Beech Grove Apartments
• Two Floyd County fugitives arrested last week
• Voting deadlines approaching
• Clark County tax sale Oct. 4
• Memphis Celebrates
• Redistricting again up for consideration by Jeffersonville City Council
• New Albany City Council to take final vote on One Southern Indiana funding Monday
• Families turn out for 43rd Harvest Homecoming Parade
• Dentist accused in hit-and-run files plea agreement
• Former janitor’s molestation trial to begin Tuesday
• Rockets Away
• Champion volunteers: Sodrels receive Golden Hoosier Award
• That’s a ‘Lotto’ money: Large Hoosier Lottery jackpot boosting tickets sales sligh
• Clarksville man convicted on meth charges
• Building lessons: St. Mary’s students use optional school time for wood shop, cooking, more
• Star Hill Road delayed again
• Mayors pledge help for United Way
• Teaching healthy habits: Thomas Jefferson Elementary uses grant to host nutrition fair for families
• Power of Pink: Evening News lays out schedule for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Assessment notices to be mailed today
• Indiana American Water lifts voluntary restrictions
• Parade kicks off festival Saturday
• Batey ‘thrilled’ to be Harvest Homecoming queen
• Neighbors help police apprehend teens for assault
• New Albany audit reveals fewer deficiencies
• Charlestown Road annexation delayed
• A Saved Haven: Shelter remains with Haven House, director
• Former EMT convicted of homicide seeks early release
• Dogs v. Devils
• Last day to register to vote Monday
• Job loss on the rise again
• KIPDA reveals final plans
• Ex-husband charged with Scott County woman’s murder
• Looking for memories of Providence football coach Gene Sartini
• Two charged with felonies in girl’s accidental shooting in Jeffersonville
• Nearly 400 pounds of drugs dropped off at ISP post
• With no dispute, Greenway work to begin
• Friendly face: Longtime Schimpff’s candy maker retires
• Paging the principal’s office: Janet Page talks about her new job as principal at NAHS
• Leading the way: Corynne Daugherty was Clark County’s first Woman of the Year, took home the a
• Recovery is Bliss: Full of success stories, Bliss House to benefit from Woman of the Year event
• Public gets chance to weigh-in on coal ash regulations
• Former police officer pleads guilty to child porn possession
• Second in ‘Facebook burglary’ case arrested
• Camm murders still grip community after 10 years
• Democratic committee scaling back advertising for Hill in 9th District race
• Floyd County seniors compete for scholarship money
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — For Tuesday, September 28
• Jeffersonville man charged with molesting 11-year-old
• Jeffersonville’s vehicle fleet too new?
• Ohio Supreme Court: Sellersburg couple can keep son for now
• Jeffersonville 5-year-old girl in fair condition days after shooting
• Charlestown man killed in house fire identified
• Community working to bring back church
• Finding the cash: Schools turn to foundations for extra support
• Indiana reports of whooping cough reach 24-year high
• Letters to residents: Highland Hills class writes letters to retirement home residents
• Off and mowing: Lawnmower race is first for Harvest Homecoming
• True Pioneers: BPW Hoosiers laid the groundwork for girls’ sports in area
• Dog-gooders: Local pooches participate in charitable dog show
• 5-year-old hospitalized after shooting
• Clark County Council candidate files finance report late
• Local schools participate in Camp Kindergarten
• The ticket to survival: State police target high-crash areas to continue trend of lower traffic deat
• Coats tours company, discusses tax cuts
• Jeffersonville gets $941K grant to stop flooding
• HOUSES UNDIVIDED: New structure provides impetus for fundraising effort at school
• Coming together
• Strike up the bands: Marching band invitational expected to draw thousands
• Jack Messer found in violation for racial remarks
• 21 indicted in cocaine trafficking conspiracy
• Lace up your sneakers: AIDS, Heart walks set for this weekend
• Region’s first MS Society gala to be in Floyds Knobs
• Scribner House opens doors to visitors
• Drug drop-off set for Saturday
• Jeffersonville wants downspouts off sewers
• Hot start to fall: Fire, drought among concerns as heat continues
• What's the word?
• Clarksville police captain injured in Floyds Knobs wreck
• Southern Indiana Business Source - Autumn 2010 Issue
• Floyd County issues burn ban
• 7th annual Ken-Ducky Derby fundraiser coming Saturday
• Jeffersonville seeks to quell speeding on Chippewa, Kewanna
• Missing teenager found in Henryville
• FBI report: Fewer crimes reported
• Protect and Serve: Federal grants help secure new body armor for Clark County Sheriff’s Depart
• Solid waste district being tossed out?
• Sellersburg family continues fight for adopted son
• Floyd County Sheriff’s Department cuts down marijuana plants in Floyds Knobs
• High-powered learning: Highland Hills students design, launch water-powered rockets
• Sellersburg man who left bomb on train tracks receives probation
• State unemployment rate unchanged
• Dates for U.S. Senate debates announced
• River Ridge increases bond
• COUNT HIM IN: England announces plans to run for re-election
• Elderly New Albany man robbed at gunpoint outside house
• No deal between town, police union
• Changing directions: Former student/principal at Clarksville retires, looks for new opportunities
• River Crossing festival set for this week
• New Albany woman sentenced in meth lab case
• Jeffersonville City Council won’t say no to tolls
• Crawford County police searching for missing teen
• Cars vandalized at church
• Walk this way
• Tax breaks helping businesses grow
• PLANNING AHEAD: Charlestown High kicks off “College Go! Week”
• Clark County Council starts budget process
• Kentuckiana Medical Center files for bankruptcy, will remain open
• Camm judge delays decision on prosecutor
• Work complete; Floyd Central High School rededicated
• 2-MINUTE DRILL VIDEO: Floyd Central HS vs. Jeffersonville HS - Sept. 17, 2010
• Annexation hearing to hinge on covenants
• New Albany teen charged with battery to infant
• What a Doll!
• Flying Aces: U.S. Scale Masters Championship in Harrison Co. this weekend
• TRIBUNE BRIEFS — For Sunday, Sept. 19
• New strip center planned along Veterans Parkway
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — For Sunday, Sept. 19
• ARGH!
• The New Albany-Floyd County Parks & Recreation Fall Guide
• Parkview celebrates anniversary of Constitution
• Young, Hill spar over tax transparency
• Options for schools at Greater Clark
• Jeffersonville's 2009 audit cleaner than ’08
• Jeffersonville council to talk budget Monday
• Bringing back ‘Miracle Mile’
• ONE HOT PARADE: Historic fire trucks move slowly to future New Albany location
• CITY WRAP: New Albany TIF funds could go to private HVAC upgrades
• New Albany family awarded $23.5 million
• MIND YOUR MANNERS: Rock Creek students learn respect
• State treasurer hopeful says Mourdock misjudged Chrysler case
• More where that came from: The Irish Exit replacing Studio’s; Parthenon to be event center
• The zombies are coming
• Former Taliban prisoner speaks at IUS
• Two charged after mobile meth lab found in Jeffersonville
• Group touts constitutional property tax cap
• A heaping helping hand: Million Meals program aims to feed the hungry in a land of plenty
• Star Hill Road on its last leg
• New Albany City Council easily defeats union salaries
• Exploratory teaching: Students get to experience life as a teacher as part of class
• Indiana American Water customers asked to restrict water use
• School bus with no children involved in injury accident
• ON THE AIR: Rival Sports provides high school athletes a new avenue to shine
• National scale masters event coming to area
• Clarksville hotel evacuated after AC unit catches fire
• What a feat: Local dancers help raise $130,000 for Hosparus
• Two convicted of dealing cocaine, heroin in Clarksville
• Jury remains deadlocked in pesticide poisoning trial
• Some council members not budging on city salary votes
• Request for trolley money gets no movement
• Canal District, take 2: Atlanta company touts planning, partnership for project
• Bringing lessons to life: Jeffersonville High School science class learns about ponds at Wathen Park
• Acting out: Jeffersonville High School prepares to open theater season
• Story time
• Prosecutor files 36 new criminal charges against Rick Pyke
• Got to get them there: Parking, traffic at forefront in arena planning for Southern Indiana
• Development of canal district discussed
• BOARD PICKS RABE: Longtime coach brought back on for baseball season
• Daisy Lane may be closed prior to construction work
• Two more charged in battery at Harrison Co. Jail
• Plaza project may feature unique river view
• Where it already flows: Work under way on drainage project
• NA-FC Education Foundation hires Cunningham as executive director
• Clark County youth shelter celebrates 24 years with $2,500 donation
• BUILDING BLOCKS: Southern Indiana leaders hope for arena boost
• Clark County Council votes down interlocal agreement with town
• New Albany Council wants to curb costs, not rely on reserves
• Big Four Bridge plans nearing completion, but funding still an obstacle
• Arts Council event helps promote local artists
• NAHS inducts new hall of fame class
• Harrison County jailers arrested in inmate-beating case
• Businesses network at annual One Southern Indiana event
• New Albany City Council meeting Monday to discuss budget shortfall, 2011 salaries
• Iron Chef competition highlights New Albany’s Farmers’ Market
• Nine years after 9/11, city honors first responders
• Every dog has its day
• ISP moving to new centers of command
• Gone fishin'
• Fifth annual Historic Home Tour draws crowds despite threat of rain
• Setting a legacy: Paul W. Ogle remembered, honored at Ivy Tech Legacy Gala
• Art event hoping to capitalize on location
• Trying for a compromise: Board to vote on keeping Rabe as Jeffersonville High School's 'di
• Last of credit card statements released
• At the finish line: Floyd Central to open renovated school to community
• Push to ban ‘fake weed’ gaining momentum
• Businesses network at annual One Southern Indiana event
• A great group of women
• Zoning rules altered: Two ordinances cover subdivisions and PUDs
• Man charged in Clarksville child battery case released on bond
• Hill challenging Young’s position as a deputy prosecutor
• Easy as a breeze
• Putting on a new facade: Program to make funds available for property improvements on 10th Street
• Area drug use ranks high among youth
• No decision yet: Messer facing accusations of misconduct for civil rights statement, working while o
• Trying to fix an ailing system: Indiana’s medical errors reporting system falls short of accou
• Men accused in plot to rob Henryville Family Dollar
• An added spark: Home Depot volunteers spruce up fire station
• This is your final warning: New Albany set to file foreclosures on top sewer lien holders
• Accident on Grant Line
• Stay local this weekend: Fiesta Latina, home tour, more on tap for the weekend in New Albany
• Jeffersonville agrees to free Wi-Fi
• Teenager struck by vehicle after stopping to help stranded motorist
• Firefighter: Refusal to work on mayor’s campaign led to demotion
• Jeffersonville homicide victim identified
• Body found in Clark County identified as missing woman
• Former home of Floyd County Youth Shelter could be sold, rehabilitated
• Harvestown
• Original section of Floyd Memorial Hospital getting facelift
• Conway fire equipment purchased to fill downtown museum
• Possible homicide investigation after body found in Jeffersonville home
• Investigators looking into arson as cause of New Albany fire
• Scribner Middle School celebrates 50 years
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Wednesday, Sept. 8
• Woman who gave to youth sports, other causes dies
• Jury rules in favor of Charlestown Police Department in lawsuit
• New Albany man pleads guilty to breaking into Clark County houses
• Colgate plant’s history told in new film
• Jeffersonville lays out redistricting plan, hears from critics
• Enduring Faith: Charlestown church celebrates 150 years
• Teenager says he was assaulted, robbed on New Albany riverfront
• Texting teen crashes into Floyds Knobs house
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — For Tuesday, Sept. 7
• Message in a bottle
• Hit by budget cuts, Indiana war memorial turns to private fundraising to save flags
• Clark County state parks moving in one direction
• Teenager hospitalized after near drowning at Deam Lake
• SUV flips on Grant Line Road
• All Play, No Work
• ‘inappropriate language’ sidelines assistant coach
• Businesses fight New Albany’s annexation
• Historic homecoming
• Five taken to hospital following New Albany apartment fire
• Tubby’s owner thanks jeffersonville police officers for putting out fire
• Attorney General: Redevelopment commissions can borrow on their own
• Man wanted in burglary turns himself in
• Millions in unclaimed property await locals
• Colgate auction moved to Nov. 2
• The kids dig it: Archaeology Day serves as an educational tool at Falls of the Ohio
• ‘Slew of potato chips’ in local creek
• 3-year-old hit by car on Erni Avenue in New Albany
• Man charged with public sexual act near daycare
• Man charged with beating infant
• Police bust meth lab in New Albany
• Shane Gibson criticizes negative political attacks
• Local unemployment down slightly
• Celebrity chef gives New Albany school’s annual fundraiser a boost
• Commissioners say no to Star Hill Road deal
• Man charged in burglary, high-speed police chase
• Lessons in the kitchen: GCCS cafeteria employees and managers get trained on new recipes, safety sta
• Borden principal to return to school
• Bridges Authority adopts strategy as deadline approaches
• Jeffersonville residents challenge IDEM on Mac plant
• IUS announces enrollment figures, goals during annual chancellor's address
• $47.5 million in marijuana plants eradicated by ISP
• Ex-employee of Sportsdrome charged in beer-theft scheme at track
• Despite salaries remaining stagnant, New Albany City Council votes down 2011 pay
• Messer served suspension from New Albany Police Department for running tags for private property own
• Woman sentenced to 30 years in Jeffersonville shooting
• Two charged in Jeffersonville shooting
• Trial begins in suit against police
• Facelift planned for part of Market Street in Jeffersonville
• Questions arise over fairness of New Albany’s insurance replacement plan
• Straight ‘A’ educator: St. Anthony teacher makes top 10 list
• Burglary suspect leads police on chase
• Zombie flick to be shot in downtown New Albany Sept. 19
• Moving on: Students, teachers get used to new schools at NA-FC
• Setting out for a stroll
• ISP launches new system to track chemicals used to make meth
• GREEN ACRES: Indiana played key role in study of livestock-generated pollution
• Man arrested after fleeing police on foot
• Crowe gets 18 months for defrauding Clarksville
• Talk on alternatives to bridges project delayed
• New Albany hopes to spur HSA insurance participation with one-time stipend
• Agency sees surge in small-flock egg producers
• Deputy prosecutor pleased with 50-year sentence for ‘Fathead’
• Annexation fight begins: With one vote remaining, New Albany City Council hears other side of annexa
• Welcome to the doghouse
• Borden burglary suspect leads police on chase
• Operation Diploma: $90K grant to help veterans at IUS, Ivy Tech
• Borden approves agreement on Star Hill Road
• Magic math: Performance at Wilson Elementary to kick-off math interventions
• Meeting on Mac plant in Jeffersonville planned for Thursday
• Annexation on New Albany City Council docket tonight
• Men arrested after car runs out of gas
• Benedetti OWI trial delayed
• CRIME WRAP: Circle K in New Albany robbed
• Police tie Corydon man to string of armed robberies
• U.S. Senate hopeful Ellsworth calls for opponent to pull TV commercial
• Floyd County Current - Fall 2010 Issue
• The right route: Sellersburg Celebrates! Parade
• New Albany police warn residents to be mindful of scams
• Evansville death penalty case moved to Clark County
• Community giants to be honored at Huber’s
• Jeffersonville councilman advertising in payroll envelopes
• Mount St. Francis Picnic draws thousands
• Scores of dogs rescued: J.B. Ogle Animal Shelter director says 87 dogs found in poor condition at h
• Missing woman’s body found in Clark County
• Election contractor lands Jeffersonville vehicle maintenance director job
• Ivy Tech enrollment continues to rise
• 2-MINUTE DRILL VIDEO: Floyd Central HS vs. Providence HS - Aug. 27, 2010
• A cool idea: City may split air conditioning costs to ensure TG Missouri expansion
• Volunteer uses humor to entertain nursing home residents
• Floyd in the fast lane: Maintaining aesthetics in growing area a challenge
• Getting started: The Depot serving as first stop for businesses, workers and travelers
• Missing woman’s body found in Clark County; Sheriff: Ex-husband admitted killing her, dumping
• Just for fun: Fun center opens along Hamburg Pike
• Charges filed against man in attack of two young teens
• Judges to face new education requirements
• SIWS now picking up rubbish, bulk items and yard waste
• KIPDA presents review of its process
• Celebrating one year: Imagination Library in Floyd County hopes to have 3,000 kids signed up by end
• Running the gauntlet: Young, Hill representatives take questions from federal retiree group
• Jeffersonville releases credit card statements
• Family, friends remember life of soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Ex-husband of missing woman held in Clark County Jail on unrelated charges
• New Albany couple charged with dealing meth
• Insurance savings warm council to footing public safety shortfall
• Mitch adventures: Indiana governor talks issues at business breakfast
• On someone else’s dime: Like Shrader Stables, private group to rehab Baptist Tabernacle
• Play nice: New games help students keep the peace during recess
• Former Clarksville car dealer charged with theft, fraud
• Woman files lawsuit over mailed police reports
• Alleged Facebook burglar nabbed in Jeffersontown, Ky.
• Hamilton: Democrats have taken on tough issues
• Sellersburg Celebrates! hosts 21st festival
• Jeffersonville police, fire unions agree to contracts
• Meeting with Mitch: Governor Daniels talks state finances and federal deficits
• New Albany woman arrested on robbery warrant
• Hoosier history: Indiana’s storyteller expands its online resources to connect people to the p
• Sellersburg touts sewer improvements
• Shake up coming for New Albany Historic Preservation Commission?
• Jeffersonville's homeless shelter feels shake up
• Floyd County stormwater department receives passing grade
• Insurance options approved for City of New Albany employees
• Fifth annual New Albany Historic Home Tour set for Sept. 11
• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Aug. 24
• Treasure hunters looking for collectibles in Jeffersonville
• Retired priest pleads not guilty in sex abuse case
• Jeffersonville man accused of choking juveniles
• Police: Jeffersonville woman tried to set fire to home
• Sellersburg woman charged with running prostitution ring
• Bennett talks of the state of education
• Crunching the numbers: Greater Clark's new financial find
• Compromise sought on JHS baseball coach
• Batey wins Miss Harvest Homecoming crown
• Deadline extended for quit-smoking contest
• Governor in waiting?
• Freiberger, Grooms prepare for showdown
• Clarksville, Fraternal Order of Police far apart on contract
• Feeding a growing need: Need is great at local food pantry
• 2-MINUTE DRILL VIDEO: New Albany vs. Providence - Aug. 20, 2010
• Man with 1994 warrant arrested at traffic stop
• Gardening 101: Master Gardeners help youth understand, grow gardens
• Indiana’s jobless rate nudges higher in July
• New Albany seeking input on Slate Run construction
• Clark county reserve fund likely to be tapped
• Retired man discovers new passion volunteering with New Albany police
• Hogging the Spotlight: Sellersburg pig claims largest male hog award at the state fair
• Man faces battery, neglect charges
• Clark county native killed in military combat
• Woman accused of sexual misconduct
• Harsher on Hoosiers: New Albany council encourages a no toll philosophy due to commuter costs
• Cat central: New Albany-Floyd County Animal Shelter unveils new room for adult cats
• KIPDA should meet deadlines
• Sodrel releases first book
• Tolls on Spaghetti Junction enter bridges discussion
• Board won’t hear former marshal’s complaint
• Starting with the right attitude: Pleasant Ridge one of 3 schools with program aimed at rewarding go
• Neighbors file suit against Jeffersonville, Mac
• Budget shortfall still in limbo: New Albany City Council defeats public safety funding request, want
• Tort filed in fatal crash: Borden family’s claim is against Jeffersonville, state
• IUS dorms welcome students back
• New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. teachers to vote on new contract
• New Albany City Council pay resolution questioned
• Harvest homecoming 2010 Queen Candidates
• ‘Life just got too hard’
• Student threatened with knife at New Albany school
• Planting season: It’s time to start planning a fall garden
• Bids will be recycled: Squabbling leads to board not awarding contract on warehouse
• CRIME WRAP: New Albany man faces numerous charges
• Borden turns down interlocal agreement
• Indiana investigators go undercover to root out illegal gambling
• Riverside Drive to get its stripes
• Carnegie Center hosts New Albany Bicentennial logo contest
• Vote on health insurance for New Albany city workers remains tabled
• Lower income tax revenues add to Clark county’s headaches
• Ag economist finds fertile ground for conversation on tax reform
• Rock Creek starts first year as a charter school
• Jeffersonville bank robbery suspect arrested
• Friends, associates remember area Ford dealer
• Crackdown on drunken driving starts this weekend
• ‘I’m sorry ... I made a mistake’
• UP IN THE AIR: New Albany City Council to weigh $1.8 million public safety request Thursday
• Clarksville woman stopped in stolen vehicle facing multiple charges
• Benedetti asking New Albany residents to clean street corners
• Jeffersonville man reportedly caught in act of molesting child
• Arson charge filed after small fires set outside Claysburg Towers
• River Ridge Development Authority continues to use funding to prepare sites
• Woman charged in Floyds Knobs salon burglary appears in court
• Longtime New Albany educator dies at 93
• A walk to November: Baron Hill walking 9th District to gauge voter issues
• Jeffersonville bank robbery suspect arrested in Kentucky
• Jeffersonville clerk-treasurer asked to resign by council
• Papa’s in the house
• Teen released from hospital after shooting in Jeffersonville
• Clark County asphalt plant land incorrectly taxed as vacant
• One year later, bonds for Clark Memorial Hospital are secure
• Coffey critical of New Albany Historic Preservation Commission
• Jeffersonville City Council expected to ask Peggy Wilder to resign
• Scribner Middle School celebrating anniversary with celebration, open house
• Grand Gobbler: Bass Pro showcases area’s top turkeys
• S. Ellen Jones Festival aims to bring neighbors together
• Dream Job: Barber enjoys working alongside grandfather
• Dump site will continue operating for now
• Group claims health care legislation funds abortions
• A pet cause: Group hopes to help animal owners with pets’ medical costs
• Hope for more dog days: Hoosier lawmaker vows to introduce bill to save abandoned dogs from death
• Strokes of Kindness: U of L students paint New Albany-Floyd County Animal Shelter
• Sellersburg cycle shop gets rolling, thanks to the area Small Business Development Center
• Heat wave could renew push for later school start
• Jobs bill brings chagrin from Todd Young
• The watering hole: With revenue tight, New Albany Sewer Board officials say summer watering discount
• The last first day: Community Montessori’s first class of seniors start final year
• Jeffersonville Clerk-Treasurer Peggy Wilder’s court date pushed back
• Gary Crowe Jr. put on unpaid leave
• Clark Memorial gets funding OK
• Giving spirit: Five receive Humanitarian of the Year awards
• Sellersburg man caught in the act of burglarizing New Albany home
• Police: Sellersburg man caught in the act of burglarizing home
• New Albany brewery praised in book
• Expert promotes safe surfing
• New Albany Police Department reopens hit-and-run case
• Indiana's obesity-prevention plan is still shaping up
• Daniels: No decision soon on presidential run
• Annual event aimed at preparing kids for school
• Neighborhood cornerstone: Ritter House needs a boost as tenants set up shop
• Lessons in transition: Hazelwood welcomes fifth-graders to school
• Making the transition: Clarksville Middle School welcomes fifth-graders
• Peggy Wilder arrested for OWI
• Peggy Wilder says she was trying to change
• Unpaid leave for Clarksville firefighter accused of OWI
• Lugar backs White House run for Daniels in 2012
• CRIME WRAP: Greenville man arrested for theft
• Daisy Lane will remain open during utility work
• Insurance costs to rise for city of New Albany
• Coffey to ask New Albany City Council to take pay cut, revoke health insurance
• Jeffersonville woman accused of poisoning husband
• Republican Party candidate for Clark County Assessor out
• Lugar expects to seek 7th Senate term in 2012
• Peggy Wilder arrested for OWI
• Officials say code enforcement a priority in New Albany's S. Ellen Jones neighborhood
• Floyd county government forced to trim 2011 budget
• New Albany's Daisy Lane may be closed for construction
• Clark county road projects still a quandary
• Star Hill Road agreement on hold
• Jeffersonville police ask for help identifying alleged bank robber
• Indiana’s pork industry on the rebound after a lean year
• Tenth and goal: Engineers ask for input on Jeffersonville's 10th Street improvement project
• No coach named for Jeffersonville High School baseball team
• TRAINING DAY: Indiana Department of Homeland Security vehicle makes stop for New Albany firefighters
• Jamboree may have been best ever
• New Albany City Council still deliberating police, fire budgets
• Historic WWII aircraft available for tours this weekend
• Indiana’s pork industry on the rebound after a lean year
• NA-FC school board talks about possibly taking part in Northern Indiana wind farm
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Aug. 10
• Jeffersonville woman gives birth to quints
• New CFO, food services outsourcing on Greater Clark's Agenda
• Clark County sets dates for budget hearings
• Teen dies following Floyd County accident
• Gov. Daniels compares debt to 'child abuse'
• Filling-in the pieces: C.C.E. wants to use recycled tires for backfill
• Easing the transition: Big Brothers Big Sisters to target incoming fifth, sixth graders at Scribner
• Making a splash: O’ Bannon Woods pool attracting large crowds, Floyd county residents
• Police arrest Jeffersonville man after pursuit
• 42 dead snakes found in Clarksville house
• Earth angel: Mary Schladand believes her volunteer work is a calling
• Man shot in hand at New Albany apartment complex
• Floyd County police searching for beauty supply bandit
• Sellersburg vs. Covered Bridge delayed again
• Court asked to review Clarksville dumping policy
• Floyd County Sheriff's Department: Couple kept infant in vehicle while breaking into homes
• Expanding their abilities: New Albany students start summer camp for special needs students
• Minton tombstone refurbished
• The push is on: New Albany, New Directions near deadlines for S. Ellen Jones rehab
• Clarksville to return TIF money
• Out-of-towners charged more for water than Sellersburg residents
• Falls festival sparks kids’ interest
• More than $13,000,000 sought through Clark County Commissioners
• Officials seek injunction to close Kidz Playhouse in New Albany
• Former Jeffersonville firefighter’s lawsuit in federal court
• Contractors chosen for Greenway
• Longtime elected official, Bill Jenks, dies
• The cycle city: Jeffersonville one of three area cities hosting cycling championship
• Change is on the way: State Superintendent Tony Bennett talks to local educators, parents about the
• Former chiropractor receives 30-year sentence
• Camm’s third trial to be held in Warrick or Spencer counties
• Indiana eyeing new model for fighting meth in state
• Police respond to shooting at High Park Apartments
• Clarksville Police investigating two reports of attacks on women
• Police search for bank robbery suspect in Jeffersonville
• Too hot to handle?
• New Albany mayor, county disagree about debt obligation caused by annexation
• Big drop expected from Indiana local income taxes
• Dressed for success: Salvation Army hosts annual back-to-school giveaway
• Woman enters plea in Jeffersonville shooting case
• Regionalism is the key for new work force program
• Longtime Jeffersonville zoning violations addressed
• Hoosiers can register to vote online
• Made in the shade
• Fire damages Jeffersonville home
• New Albany Salvation Army offering relief from heat
• Clark county gets all-hazards alert radios
• Louisville man gets jail time, home incarceration for Clark county car fire
• Otisco mo-ped rider dies in crash
• Out of office reply: Clark County Clerk-Treasurer Peggy Wilder says she’s coming back to work
• National Boy Scout Jamboree wraps up
• New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. board talks budget
• New Albany's Grant Line Road tabbed for overhaul
• New Albany child care provider charged with abusing 8-year-old son
• KIPDA seeks public input on transportation plan
• Charlestown approves a pay raise
• Radiology Associates, Anthem reach agreement
• Hill: Rangel money has been spent
• ALIEN INVASION: State officials say invasive species moving into Indiana at an increasing rate
• No action taken on Peggy Wilder by Jeffersonville council
• Day at the museum: Carnegie Center event a back-to-school party
• UPDATE: Otisco man killed in collision with pickup truck in Charlestown
• Cotner named to NA-FC School Board
• New Albany Council OK’s One Southern Indiana, bicentennial funding
• Off To A Good Start
• Community steps up to help New Albany man in need
• Getting in the school — and community — spirit
• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — For Tuesday, Aug. 3
• Doug England: New Albany City Council’s input valued for contract negotiations
• SNAPSHOT 2010-2011: Southern Indiana By The Numbers (Salaries, demographics, trends and more)
• GROWING GOVERNMENT: Jeffersonville's city salaries increase by nearly half in five years
• Room to learn: New school will house kindergarten, first grade
• Enhanced New Albany city sanitation collection begins Monday
• Jeffersonville hires financial adviser
• Missing commercial boater’s body found in Ohio River
• ACL posts Q2 loss, but shows improvement
• Amphitheater damaged in break-in attempt
• Felony charges filed in fatal wreck
• Negative view: Local woman says Obama snubbed 45,000 Boy Scouts by skipping annual jamboree
• Hill agrees to two debates
• Some oppose possible New Albany rental registration ordinance
• Feds to review transportation planning
• First on every list: First Tuesday events offer opportunities to showcase New Albany businesses
• Gambling brings billions of dollars to state
• Showing their ‘Medal’
• Harshey retires from Community Corrections
• No sure bet: With $1.8 million request lingering, New Albany council not happy about public safety s
• ‘Arena Show’ highlights Jamboree
• FMH auxiliary hosts ice cream social
• Cycle C.O.P.S.
• hey merchant, leave that space alone: Business owners, employees urged not to park in front of their
• Jeffersonville man charged in double-murder
• Clark County sheriff’s deputy hospitalized after crash
• Touring the KFC Yum! Center
• Jeffersonville’s water taxi ready to set sail
• Goals outlined to boost overseas trade that could benefit region
• Judge orders mistrial in child molesting case
• VIDEO: KFC Yum! Center Arena tour
• New Albany man sentenced to 35 years for molesting
• New Albany brewery praised in Indiana brewery book
• Police searching for missing boater in Ohio River
• Stage hands: FCHS theater camp numbers exceed expectations
• Tennessee priest pleads guilty to abusing boy
• In again: Dick Jones returns to November’s ballot
• Jamboree keeps Scouts busy
• Empathy not apathy goal of local blind association
• Jeffersonville Fraternal Order of Police offered $300 raise
• Suitor of Wesley Chapel property hoping to close deal soon
• Bats pitcher arrested for public intoxication in Clarksville
• Acre at Mount Saint Francis grows more than just vegetables
• How now, canal?
• Talk slows on banning cell phone use in New Albany
• Eagle Scout gives Scott Cemetery a facelift
• Charges filed in Clarksville armed robbery
• Clark county could save almost $50,000 on insurance costs
• Debates on the way in 9th District race
• Jeffersonville fire union members to consider $300 annual salary raise
• A SPORTING EVENT: Kids enjoy Jeffersonville camp
• House in Jeffersonville destroyed by fire, no one injured
• Police investigate armed robbery at Jeffersonville restaurant
• ISP: Suspects used counterfeit operation to buy drugs
• Man charged with using 6-year-old daughter to help him steal at Deam Lake
• Louisville burglary suspects reportedly confess to Jeffersonville auto thefts
• State Board of Accounts report on Sellersburg comes back spotless
• Sellersburg to revisit insurance coverage
• New Albany fire, police remain on funding deficit collision course
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