Democrats speak up at redistricting forum
After nearly 90 people crowded into an Ivy Tech Columbus classroom for a public hearing on statewide redistricting Friday, one of the eight state...
‘Live like Marty’: Franklin community remembers dedicated volunteer
Four simple words on the sign offer a brief but poignant reminder: "Live Like Marty."
Every time Danny Causey, manager at Madison Street Salvage, glances...
Musical based on classic fairy tale debuts in Greenwood
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Local theater-lovers are invited to peer into a different realm, where dancing brings out the beauty in life and helps overcome momentous challenges.
Intimate songs...
Local agencies provide options amid eviction ban uncertainty
By Noah Crenshaw and Leeann Doerflein | Daily Journal
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With uncertainty hanging over a federal ban on evictions, local agencies are stepping up...
Community gathers, prays for girls injured in I-65 crash
About 100 people gathered Thursday night at the cattle barn on the Johnson County fairgrounds in Franklin to sing, pray and share stories about...
Cases, tests and vaccinations are up locally
COVID-19 cases, tests and vaccinations are increasing locally.
The week of July 19, the Johnson County Health Department gave 80 vaccinations at its Compass Park...
UIndy will require vaccines
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A southside university will require students to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
University of Indianapolis students will be required to get their first vaccine shot by...
Rokita criticizes cities for opting out of state opioid lawsuit
By Leeann Doerflein and Noah Crenshaw | Daily Journal
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita issued sharp criticism this week against cities and towns...
Former Franklin resident jogs to raise awareness of PTSD
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With a bright yellow shirt and American flags flying behind him, it was easy to spot the jogger moving methodically through downtown Franklin.
Chadwick von...
CARDINALS RULE: Public invited to help paint mural
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The wall-sized cardinals in brilliant red, set against a blue and green background, will be hard to miss.
When artist Leah Pinney was thinking about...