John Feick News Today

The Frank Childress Scout Reservation is now Camp Childress, and it will begin serving multiple youth and community organizations.

Jones was convicted of attempted murder in Delaware County in 2006.

Delaware County Prosecutor Eric Hoffman said his staff was discussing the possibility of an appeal with the Indiana Attorney General's office.

In an unrelated case on Wednesday, a Muncie man convicted of dealing resulting in death was sentenced to 44 years in prison.

A decision to sell a Boy Scout camp southeast of Joplin could be made by the camp’s governing body later this week.

The Ozark Trails Council of the Boy Scouts of America has rejected an offer for its campground south of Joplin in Newton County.

Morgan is now incarcerated at the Indiana Womens Prison in Indianapolis, and has a projected release date in September 2051.

Schoeff, also on Wednesday determined to be a habitual offender, will be sentenced by Delaware Circuit Court 4 Judge John Feick on May 17.

Judge John Barry quickly held a hearing Friday morning about an effort to remove City Clerk Belinda Munson from the GOP primary ballot.

The first hearing in an effort to have Muncie City Council member Troy Ingram placed on Ballot is Tuesday at noon.