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From Bluffton to Brownstown, from Warsaw to Worthington, and all points in between, you can help support military personnel and their families on Friday, June 30 with CountryMark’s “Fueling Freedom” fundraiser. “Come out, let us pump your fuel for you and let us make a donation to the National Guard Family Readiness Group for you,” The post CountryMark’s ‘Fueling Freedom’ Fundraiser Returns to Support Local Military Families appeared first on Hoosier Ag Today.

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INDIANA - The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) has issued an Air Quality Action Day (AQAD) and is forecasting high ozone levels for Sunday, June 18, 2023, in the following regions: West Central Indiana, including the cities of: Terre Haute, Lafayette, Fowler, Monticello, Del ...

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — An Air Quality Actions Day has been issued by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management for Saturday, June 17 across several areas in the state. With the weather creating a dry and sunny pattern and with the forecasted winds, the ozone will have the conditions to build to an unhealthy [...]

Jackson County authorities have more pieces in place of a more than 50 year old puzzle.

A Jackson County case gone cold for 52 years took is taking a surprising turn. In June 2022, the Jackson County Sheriff's Department set out to solve the case of a mysterious 1971 cabin fire and a missing teenager.

BROWNSTOWN - The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department announced last June that they were working to solve a cold case from Dec. 18, 1971. Sheriff Rick Meyer assigned the cold case to Lieutenant Adam Nicholson and gave him the go-ahead to pursue a renewed investigation. Sheriff Rick Meyer The case ...

Three copies of several bones led to the conclusion of three bodies within the two caskets that were exhumed.

The lack of answers in a deadly fire that claimed the lives of two southern Indiana teens has long haunted the people of Brownstown.

The Jackson County Sheriffs Office worked to solve the cold case involving three teens 52 years ago.