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Kelly will face a maximum 30-year prison term when he is sentenced by Judge Brian Hutchison on July 14.

In recent days, Davison has been charged with eight crimes, spread across four Jay Circuit Court cases.

Summer vacation isn’t here yet, but that hasn’t limited Harness Horse Youth Foundation (HHYF) educational efforts.

A deputy on Feb. 4 served a search warrant at Caffeys rural Redkey home and confiscated his cellphone.

Starting July 1, Indiana schools will be required to report when school employees are injured by students.

Ask any remote worker with kids the main reason they consider moving to a certain town, and most of them will give the same answer: high quality schools.

A bill targeting a voluntary, state-funded handgun training program for teachers and other school employees passed 10-2 Thursday in the state Senate Appropriations Committee.

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A bill permitting Indiana teachers to receive voluntary firearms training is moving forward after it cleared a Senate committee Wednesday by a 10-3 party line vote, but a Democratic amendment requiring schools to notify parents, if there’s a gun in their child’s classroom, failed by a 6-5 margin.

McDavid was arrested March 31 after a Chevrolet Trailblazer he was a passenger in failed to signal a turn.