CLARK COUNTY — A Clark County judge will decide whether an adult business must pay more than $770,000 in fines for alleged ordinance violations said to have occurred in the fall.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Attorneys in a civil case between the Town of Clarksville and adult business Theatair X have 10 days to file proposed orders on what they wish to see happen next in the case, following a hearing Thursday.

SELLERSBURG — The Sellersburg Town Council is finalizing the hire of its first town manager, a move one official says will bring the town up to speed with growth in neighboring municipalities.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Supreme Court was expected to hear oral arguments Thursday in an appeals case related to attorneys’ fees incurred in a billboard lawsuit initiated by River Ridge Development Authority in 2017 and dismissed a year later.

NEW ALBANY – Growing up as one of five boys, Demetrius Watkins knew paying for college would be difficult.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Representatives from the state and national stage visited Clark County Thursday, getting a feel for what progress has been made by community members in the fight against the opioid and addiction crisis.

NEW ALBANY — Owners of a unique new business opening this weekend in New Albany say they want to provide a place for remote control vehicle enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels to come have a good time.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — The SoIn Tourism board of directors has contracted with a firm to study the feasibility of a convention center in Southern Indiana.

CLARKSVILLE — Dozens turned out Monday to offer input on a plan expected to transform Clarksville's aging Lewis and Clark Parkway corridor over the next 25 to 30 years.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Five years ago, Southern Indiana residents were just starting to figure out how to get a grasp on what was happening in their communities with the opioid epidemic. There were questions, fears, misunderstanding.

CLARKSVILLE — Public input is being sought as part of a yearlong study into the future of Clarksville's central district.

CLARKSVILLE — The Town of Clarksville is set to start the new decade with some new faces on the town council and major headway on a series of redevelopment projects.

CLARKSVILLE — Plans for development of a gateway into Clarksville are being revised after a planned sports complex garnered no proposals.

CLARKSVILLE — The Town of Clarksville is seeking $770,000 in past code violation fines from adult business Theatair X. It also asked a court on Tuesday to find the business and property owner in contempt for disobeying an earlier court order on business operations.

CLARKSVILLE — A Clark County judge has approved a preliminary injunction cutting the hours an adult business can operate in Clarksville and requiring reconfiguration of its interior.

CLARKSVILLE — Demolition is underway of a former Clarksville hotel, the future site of a youth sports complex expected to open by 2021.

CLARKSVILLE — Clarksville officials will soon be seeking public input on the town's largest master plan since the South Clarksville Redevelopment Plan was implemented in 2016.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Parties in a civil lawsuit related to the operations of an adult business in Clarksville have entered proposed orders for a Clark County judge to consider.

CLARKSVILLE — The second day of the annual Indiana NAACP conference in Clarksville brought with it an inspiration to attendees to work together to help create change toward a more united country.

CLARKSVILLE — A new development is underway that's expected to change the landscape of Clarksville's Eastern Boulevard by its opening in 2021.

JEFFERSONVILLE — The River Ridge Development Authority on Monday approved investing in more than two dozen infrastructure projects at the River Ridge Commerce Center that will ready more sites for development.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Clark County judge has given parties in a civil lawsuit over an adult business in Clarksville, along with the town itself, until Friday to file proposed orders in the case.

NEW ALBANY — Southern Indiana representatives are working to make sure area residents, students and businesses are not forgotten in the decision of whether or not to fully close the Sherman Minton Bridge for repairs.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Clark County judge is expected to rule later this month on whether or not an adult business will have to comply with new laws set forth by the Clarksville Town Council in July, as civil litigation continues between the two entities.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A year after operations ceased at a longtime Jeffersonville staple for comfort food, the corner of Market and Spring streets is about to see new life.

CLARKSVILLE — Roughly two years after a dilapidated Clarksville motel closed following fire code violations, the space is seeing new life.

NEW ALBANY — For eight years, the former Preston Arts Center building in downtown New Albany has stood vacant. But with the growth of two local businesses, the space will be given new life.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A local tourism bureau is taking initial steps in answering a question posed for years — does Southern Indiana need a convention center?

NEW ALBANY – Walking the freshly painted halls, Prosser Career Education Center Director Alan Taylor breathed an audible sigh of relief.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Tempers flared at a packed Jeffersonville City Council meeting Monday where the board voted against reconsideration of tax credits for a potential downtown development.

CHARLESTOWN — New life may soon be coming to the area in Charlestown that was once home to the IGA grocery store.

NEW ALBANY — A local business has gained a large following with its artistically-styled boards of meats and cheeses, and now, the owners are taking their vision to another level.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A form of betting typically reserved for the neon lights of Las Vegas will soon arrive in bucolic Southern Indiana.

ELIZABETH — As Horseshoe Southern Indiana prepares to transition to Caesars Southern Indiana in a new land-based casino later this year, officials Wednesday detailed plans for the casino’s new sports betting venue, called The Book — which is set to open Sept. 12.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A pharmaceutical company has added to its presence in Southern Indiana.

CHARLESTOWN — Alan Muncy can see a future for Charlestown, one that resembles the hustle and bustle the town experienced during the time the ammunition plant was fueling war efforts overseas.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Kent Lanum, chair of the River Heritage Conservancy Board of Directors, announced the addition of Tawana Edwards to the board.

INDIANAPOLIS — Five owner companies within the Intelligent Fiber Network (IFN), a leader among Indiana’s commercial fiber broadband providers, have been awarded funding grants from Indiana’s Next Level Connections Broadband Grant Program.

CLARKSVILLE — Town staff are moving forward with redevelopment of a former hotel property on Eastern Boulevard, though no plans have been announced on what might go there.

NEW ALBANY — Construction for Floyd County's innovation park is officially underway.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A species of small, nocturnal mammals will have a designated protected area thanks to a construction project slicing through the River Ridge Commerce Center.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Alan Muncy calls his business approach "disruptive innovation."

CLARKSVILLE — Clarksville is taking steps to transform large parts of unused or outdated commercial space into modern areas that are relevant in the age of internet shopping.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Silver Alert for a missing Jeffersonville man has been canceled.

SELLERSBURG — Ivy Tech Community College Sellersburg has announced that two of its students have been selected to participate in a cybersecurity internship project with the NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC) in Ohio.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Fear not, fans of Parlour's outdoor vibes and artisanal pizza.

CLARKSVILLE — Bargains can be bought by the pound when the new Goodwill Outlet Store opens later this year.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Over a 16-month span, Jeffersonville resident LaQuesha Harris immersed herself in the complex world of mobile technology, even dabbling in coding tools, to fulfill her vision.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The recent merger of two natural stone producers is expected to expand the market for limestone produced by four southern Indiana quarries far beyond the Midwest.