SOUTHERN INDIANA — Tuesday marked the beginning of just the third presidential impeachment trial in the history of the United States.

CHARLESTOWN – The investigation into former Charlestown Mayor Bob revealed nothing criminal was done by him or his staff as they left office.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A state legislator is aiming to create greater access to birth control in Indiana.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Tuesday morning panel discussion tackled the complex intersection of addiction, suicide and mental health, including how first responders are affected by some of the things they see during the job.

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JEFFERSONVILLE — Dozens braved the icy cold Monday to remember a man whose influence to strive for peace, justice and equality has spanned decades and continents.

JEFFERSONVILLE — The first night of Clark County CARES Drug Facts Week kicked off with a panel of people who six or seven years ago, might not have been sitting at the same table focused on the same issue.

CORYDON — He grew up making good grades. He was known as the “good kid” and later became a youth pastor — a choice he made so that he could hide what he called his “double life.”

Henryville — Local attorney Kyle Williams has announced his candidacy for Judge of Clark County Circuit Court 1.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Throughout the years, Jeffersonville resident Marvin Allen, 79, has worked to live by the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

SOUTHERN INDIANA —Many people may not think of Tulsa, Okla., in the context of the United States' history of racial strife.

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FLOYDS KNOBS — A 65-year-old woman died Thursday night in a house fire in Floyds Knobs.

JEFFERSONVILLE — The cityscape of Jeffersonville is going through a rapid transformation as new structures continue to pop up throughout downtown.

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 – Suspenseful music played in the background as a timer on the interactive whiteboard showed the seconds slipping away.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — For the first time since 2014, six of the eight elected judicial seats in Clark and Floyd counties will be on the ballots this year.

CLARK COUNTY — Troopers from the All Crimes Policing (ACP) squad in Sellersburg arrested an Otisco couple on multiple charges after a search uncovered suspected methamphetamine and a stolen rifle.

FLOYD COUNTY — Members of an ad hoc committee formed to evaluate emergency medical services (EMS) in Floyd County gathered Wednesday to learn the results of an independent assessment of the existing system.

JEFFERSONVILLE — The Jeffersonville Arts and Cultural District will soon be offering more opportunities for local artists to dream and create.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A former Clark County probation officer accused of having sex with two female inmates appeared in court for an initial hearing Wednesday.

CLARK COUNTY ­– An overhaul and expansion in the preschool program at Greater Clark County Schools comes at a price.

JEFFERSONVILLE — To mark the beginning of the new year, hundreds of families in Jeffersonville learned that their lives would be altered forever.

NEW ALBANY — A New Albany teen convicted of attempted murder was sentenced to 33 years in prison.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A former Clark County probation officer is in custody facing felony charges after police say he had sex with two female inmates in his charge.

NEW ALBANY — In 2004, Randy Smith started a new venture to fill a void in New Albany's cultural offerings.

NEW ALBANY — Since first being brought to the attention of the public last October, the movement to light the Sherman Minton Bridge has picked up a bit of steam.

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.

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JEFFERSONVILLE — Over the course of my relatively short lifetime, society has made some incredible advancements, at least technologically.

FLOYD COUNTY – Sets will have to be broken down and rebuilt, after being transported via semis.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A little over a year after opening, a New Albany co-working space is preparing to expand in Southern Indiana.

CLARKSVILLE — A recent study could mean significant changes to a major roadway connecting New Albany to Clarksville, but officials plan to look closely at the potential projects before any decisions are made.

SELLERSBURG — The incoming Sellersburg Town Council will be sworn in Saturday, Jan. 11 at 5 p.m. at the town hall, 316 E. Utica St. The event is free and open to the public. The recently elected council is made up of Democratic incumbent Brad Amos, representing District 3 and four new member…

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Two days after the filing period opened for candidates in Indiana, delegate and precinct committee person seats have started to get attention.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Protections for members of the LGBTQ community are far from robust in the Hoosier state.

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JEFFERSONVILLE — Family and friends are remembering Phyllis Wilkins, Jeffersonville resident and former director of the American Red Cross’s Clark County Chapter, for her kindness and service to the Southern Indiana community.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A group of Southern Indiana residents is bringing to the table a growing issue some say has long been overlooked in their communities — homelessness and lack of affordable housing.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A notice sent to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development has revealed that 257 workers will soon be out of a job in Jeffersonville.

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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.

NEW ALBANY — Over the past several years, New Albany has established itself as a hotbed for exciting cuisine and spirit options.

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SOUTHERN INDIANA — Disagreements within the United Methodist Church over issues of gay marriage and LGBTQ clergy have caused tensions for years, but if approved, a new plan could split the church and lead to uncertain futures for congregations, including Southern Indiana churches.

FLOYD COUNTY — One of the most crucial factors in ensuring positive outcomes in the lives of young people is the presence of role models.

CLARKSVILLE — After the new Clarksville Town Council was seated at its first meeting of 2020, several council members said they want to keep the momentum going that's taken place over the past four years.