NEW ALBANY — A New Albany man facing two felonies for child exploitation has appeared for an initial hearing in Floyd County, a week after his arrest in Louisville.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Every night, hundreds of Hoosiers go to bed without adequate permanent housing in Southern Indiana.

FLOYD COUNTY — One woman is dead after a fire at her Floyd County home early Friday which drew assistance from four different fire departments.

NEW ALBANY — For the last 31 years, the second floor of the City-County Building has been Superior Court 1 Judge Susan Orth's home away from home.

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 — The Floyd County Republican Party has selected the newest member of the Floyd County Commissioners.

NEW ALBANY — Samtec is providing nearly $450,000 to nonprofit organizations through Samtec Cares, a grant program established in 2018.

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JEFFERSONVILLE — In the coming months, another major addition will be joining the growing Jeffersonville Town Center.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Emotions ran high at a town hall hosted by Southern Indiana Pride at Jeffersonville Township Public Library on Wednesday.

NEW ALBANY — Longboard's Taco & Tiki, a restaurant in downtown New Albany, has closed after a year and a half in business.

JEFFERSONVILLE — The operator of an unlicensed daycare center where a child died last year is now facing charges in connection with the child's death, according to newsgathering partner WAVE 3 News.

NEW ALBANY — A New Albany food pantry received a pleasant surprise this week after receiving several thousand items from a local school.

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

FLOYD COUNTY – Snow covered roads.

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.

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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.

NEW ALBANY — A Jeffersonville woman was taken into custody after police say she left two children in her car in near freezing temperatures while in a store. 

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.

FLOYD COUNTY — A Georgetown couple faces multiple felonies after police say they found drugs, guns and cash while executing a warrant at their home.

GALENA — School officials have confirmed that there were no injuries after a minor wreck involving a bus full of students Friday afternoon.

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.

LOUISVILLE — A New Albany man was arrested Friday at the Louisville airport on a warrant for two counts of child exploitation.

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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.

GEORGETOWN — Amid recent controversy within the Georgetown Fire Department, Chief Richard Bader Jr. resigned Wednesday at the request of the fire board of trustees.

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.

NEW ALBANY — A New Albany man is facing a felony charge after police say he had multiple images of children in various states of undress on his phone.

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.

FLOYDS KNOBS — As Alexis Lete visited Floyds Knobs Elementary School Wednesday, it was of special significance. She used to be a student there, but this week, she was a guest speaking to youth about her role as Miss Indiana USA 2020.

NEW ALBANY — Police are searching for a New Albany man they say is linked to a burglary through DNA left at the scene.

GEORGETOWN – With gloved hands, 8-year-old Peyton Fetz eagerly grabbed a 1900 Kodak Brownie, a boxy vintage camera, and held it up to his eye, backward.

NEW ALBANY — A new collaboration is bringing several changes to New Albany's downtown art scene.

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.

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.

NEW ALBANY — The Floyd County Commissioners meet at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month.

FLOYD COUNTY – She’s a parent of a fifth-grade student at Scribner Middle School.

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