CLARK COUNTY — A Clarksville man is facing a reckless homicide charge connected to a deadly crash that occurred last May in Clark County.

Indiana ended 2022 with more than 136,000 job openings partly because hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers don’t have the skills needed to join the workforce.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Southern Indiana man was arrested on numerous felony charges after troopers tracked him down on a separate warrant out of Harrison County.

There’s an opportunity to get outside in some nicer weather this weekend before the rain starts, so be sure to take advantage of it!

FLOYD COUNTY – There’s been an uptick in catalytic converter thefts being reported in Floyd County and police said there are steps people can take to keep their vehicles safe.

Jurors for the trial of an Indiana man accused of killing two teenage girls will be brought from one of two counties north of the location where the murder occurred, attorneys in the case decided Friday.

CLARK COUNTY – A former Clark County jailer accused of selling an access key to an inmate has requested a protective order that would ban all parties from communicating publicly about two federal cases.

An Indiana bill that would require schools to report to parents if a student “has conflicted feelings” about their gender identity or gender expression is being described as “dangerous” by an LGBTQ advocate.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A growing number of candidates have filed to run in the 2023 municipal primary election in Clark and Floyd counties.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Dare to Care Foodbank is hosting a film screening featuring a documentary about hunger in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS— Dr. Katie Jenner, secretary of the Indiana Department of Education, introduced her proposed 2024-2025 budget to the House Ways and Means Committee early Thursday.

The weekend starts dry and quiet, but will end on an active note across Southern Indiana.

Indiana Supreme Court Justices will decide the future of Indiana’s near-total abortion ban after hearing oral arguments over the constitutionality of the new law on Thursday.

Superintendent Doug Carter recently honored Master Trooper Detective David Makowsky for 35 years of service to the Indiana State Police and the citizens of Indiana.

CLARKSVILLE — An open house outlining the plans for a possible mixed-use development in Clarksville is planned for Feb. 2.

NEW ALBANY – A New Albany man is facing aggravated battery and criminal recklessness charges stemming from a shooting that occurred early Saturday morning.

FLOYD COUNTY – Two new ambulances will serve the Lafayette and Greenville fire districts after the Floyd County Council narrowly approved $500,000 in federal funding to pay for the vehicles.

CLARK COUNTY — A woman has been convicted of murder in Clark County.

LOUISVILLE – A Tennessee man was sentenced Thursday to 17.5 years in prison and was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $8,126 for robbing five Louisville area banks.

HYATTSVILLE, Md. — When Jamieson Brill answers a crisis call from a Spanish speaker on the newly launched national 988 mental health helpline, he rarely mentions the word suicide, or “suicidio.”

NEW ALBANY – Kevin Smyzer, Jr., 33, and Dyronne Mason, 39, of Louisville, have been sentenced for possession with intent to distribute fentanyl. Smyzer was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in federal prison. Mason was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on Sept. 19, 2022.

NEW ALBANY — Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Tuesday night that an abandoned rail corridor running through Clark, Floyd, Washington, Orange and Lawrence counties will be developed into the longest contiguous multi-use trail system in Indiana.

CLARK COUNTY – Jurors listened to emotional 911 calls and watched police body camera video Tuesday during the first day of a Clark County murder trial.

CLARK COUNTY — A Jeffersonville man was arrested Friday after leading police on a chase and nearly striking a garbage truck, according to the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.

NEW ALBANY — The New Albany City Council is moving forward with support for a new police headquarters.

JEFFERSONVILLE – A murder trial is scheduled to start in Clark Circuit Court 1 next week.

An informal advisory opinion issued to Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita about the private-sector job he also held while beginning his term in state office must be made available to the public, a Marion County judge ruled this week.

This weekend isn’t a washout, but there are some rain chances to factor into your plans.

JEFFERSONVILLE – Maxwell’s House of Music is having its Winter Rock School Showcase on Jan. 22 at The Jefferson, 715 West Riverside Drive.

FLOYD COUNTY – Floyd County Circuit Court has denied reducing prison time for a Louisville woman convicted of driving drunk and killing two adults, a child and an unborn child in Floyd County in March 2020.

JEFFERSONVILLE — On Wednesday, the Jeffersonville Police Department was made aware of a social media concern that has been circulating recently, which alluded to an attempted abduction of a 16-year-old that occurred on Salem Noble Road in Jeffersonville on Sunday.

NEW ALBANY – A New Albany city vehicle that was stolen on Nov. 10 of last year was found on Tuesday, with police arresting a woman they said is responsible for the theft.

NEW ALBANY – The Sherman Minton Renewal team will be repairing guardrail on the ramp from I-64 eastbound to I-265 eastbound during the evening of Jan. 4, weather permitting.

Of the 20 states that have failed to raise the minimum wage above the federal $7.25 an hour standard, 16 have more than 12% of their children living in poverty, according to a States Newsroom analysis of wage and poverty data. Anti-poverty advocates say that’s a sign that there’s an urgent n…

NEW ALBANY — The New Albany City Council could take action this week to fund the building of a new police headquarters.

CLARKSVILLE – After receiving numerous calls from residents over carbon monoxide detectors sounding their alarms over Christmas weekend, Clarksville officials are still uncertain as to what caused the issues.

FLOYD COUNTY — Floyd County Sheriff Steve Bush plans to restructure staffing in the department as he takes office.