Edinburgh students see consequences of impaired driving during mock crash
The police and fire departments came together to give students a realistic look at the dangers of distracted and impaired driving ahead of prom weekend.
Franklin College student honored for life-saving actions
The medical emergencies did not allow any room for nerves.
ISP: One dead after I-65 road rage incident on southside
One person is dead following a road rage altercation on Interstate 65 on the southside.
Whiteland Farmers Market relocates to library; vendor applications open
The Whiteland Farmers Market is relocating and partnering with the Clark Pleasant Branch of the Johnson County Public Library.
FTC noncompetes rule ripples out into Indiana
Decades ago, when Kenneth Dau-Schimdt first started teaching about labor and employment law, he said noncompete agreements weren’t all that common. But over time, as their use has grown, so too has the scrutiny of the practice, which now extends beyond specialized positions down to employees at sandwich shops.
Public hearing on deer hunting changes to be held in Edinburgh
Indiana’s Natural Resources Commission has opened a second public comment period for proposed changes to Indiana’s deer hunting rules before it votes on final adoption of the proposed changes. A public hearing on the rule changes will also be May 20 at the Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area in Edinburgh.
Lilly sees quarterly profit jump 67% on demand for new weight-loss drugs
Eli Lilly and Co. said Tuesday that “exceptionally strong demand” for diabetes drugs Mounjaro and weight-loss drug Zepbound helped push first quarter profit up 67%, but warned that it expects tight supplies of both drugs to continue.
Indy councilors have ‘more questions than answers’ on soccer stadium plan
Democrats on the Indianapolis City-County Council say they have lingering questions about Mayor Joe Hogsett’s decision to pursue a Major League Soccer franchise—a plan that puts a long-planned soccer stadium on the west side of the White River in jeopardy.
