NEW ALBANY — A jury trial is underway in Floyd County for a New Albany man accused of attempted murder after police say he stabbed his friend in the neck causing serious damage.

CHARLESTOWN — A tentative settlement has been reached in a federal lawsuit brought against the city of Charlestown and others by multiple former landlords in the Pleasant Ridge neighborhood.

NEW ALBANY — Susan Kerber admits driving down State Street will seem a little weird in the future.

NEW ALBANY — Jan Applegate has a special connection to the Floyd County Library for multiple reasons. Her husband was an architect who designed the building, and the year it opened in 1969, she started working in the children's department. It was the first and only job she ever had, and she …

NEW ALBANY — The day in Floyd County Circuit Court started off like any of the other annual swearing-in ceremonies for the county's probation officers.

CLARK COUNTY

A song made popular by Andy Williams reminds us that the Christmas season is the most wonderful time of the year. The favorite Christmas classic certainly gives us a bounty of reasons to enjoy the season. From parties for hosting to much mistletoeing, the Christmas holidays give plenty of re…

NEW ALBANY — Karen Kamensek knew she wanted to become a conductor since she was 11 years old, and as a kid, she would often watch broadcasts from New York City's Metropolitan Opera on television.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A narrow path cuts through the vital records room at the Clark County Health Department building on Duncan Avenue in Jeffersonville, offering only necessary access to the filing cabinets that line the walls of the small space.

NEW ALBANY — Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941 is a day that 94-year-old World War II veteran Mel Kahl has never forgotten. He was only 16 years old, and as he was listening to the radio at his Sellersburg home, he was shocked to hear the news that Japanese bombers had attacked the U.S. Naval Base at Pea…

BORDEN – Sixth-grader Lila Little stared, engrossed by pictures showing life just after Dec. 7, 1941, otherwise known as Pearl Harbor.

NEW ALBANY — Everything was moving along just fine for Lafond Wright as he prepared to bring his barbecue operation to New Albany.

CLARK COUNTY — Two people are hospitalized after a crash on Bethany Road in Clark County today.

NEW ALBANY — After months of investigation, police believe the death of a New Albany woman, whose body was found in her home in September, is not a criminal matter.

FLOYD COUNTY — A New Albany man was arrested following a vehicle crash that killed a Pekin woman around 10 p.m. Thursday.

NEW ALBANY — Local skateboarders itching to test the New Albany Flow Park won't have long to wait — the project is slated to be done by the end of the month and expected to be a big draw for both hometown and touring skaters.

FLOYD COUNTY — Despite pleas from those in attendance at Thursday's meeting, the Floyd County Stormwater Management Board has taken no action in adjusting how it assesses stormwater fees.

CHARLESTOWN — A shelter in place has been lifted at two Charlestown schools, prompted earlier by a report of a suspicious person in the area. 

JEFFERSONVILLE — A lead suspect in a conspiracy to smuggle drugs into the Clark County jail has been arrested after evading police for nearly a month.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Memphis man is in custody and facing four felonies for sexual misconduct with a minor.

CLARK COUNTY

JEFFERSONVILLE – MetLife, Inc. and PetFirst Healthcare, LLC (“PetFirst”), a fast-growing pet health insurance administrator based in Jeffersonville, have announced they have entered into a definitive agreement under which MetLife will acquire PetFirst.

SELLERSBURG – When she first applied to make what was then a small, private Christian school into a public, charter school named Rock Creek Community Academy, Principal Sara Hauselman was turned down.

FLOYD COUNTY — Farmers are unhappy with fees being assessed by the county government, and they are now taking the fight to the Floyd County Stormwater Management Board.

JEFFERSONVILLE — For the second year in a row, staff from Clark Memorial Health have donated blessing bags to homeless outreach organization Exit 0, but this year, the gift has nearly tripled. 

SELLERSBURG — The Sellersburg community is grieving the loss of a 12-year-old boy who died Tuesday after being hit by a car.

SELLERSBURG — One man was injured after a crash on Interstate 65 Wednesday near Sellersburg that halted traffic through that spot for more than two hours.

CLARK COUNTY

JEFFERSONVILLE – Standing in what will soon be the main corridor for the new Franklin Square Elementary, in downtown Jeffersonville, Chad Schenck pointed to the second floor, an area illuminated with daylight from surrounding windows.

FLOYD COUNTY — There have been plenty of changes to New Albany High School Theatre Arts' Christmas Mini Musical over the past 65 years, but certain things about the holiday tradition always remain the same. Each year, theater students begin the show with a lively rendition of the lyrics, "Ch…

SELLERSBURG — Sellersburg Police Chief Russ Whelan confirmed Tuesday evening to newsgathering partner WAVE 3 News that the juvenile hit by a vehicle earlier in the day died at Norton Children's Hospital.

SELLERSBURG — A juvenile is hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle in Sellersburg this afternoon. 

CLARK COUNTY

JEFFERSONVILLE — A New Albany man is in custody after police say he brandished a stolen gun at another driver while in traffic before crashing his car.

CLARK COUNTY – The first meeting with the new judge in the Charlestown mayoral recount and contest ended with another judge being named.

NEW ALBANY — A car fire caused the State Street McDonald's to close temporarily Tuesday morning.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — As the world celebrates a global day of giving, Southern Indiana nonprofits are hoping to see a significant boost in donations.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Nearly 10,000 people a day will be reaching retirement age over the next several years.

CHARLESTOWN – In a room filled to capacity, the Charlestown City Council unanimously voted to table a proposed ordinance that would start a new sewer board just weeks before three new council members and a new mayor take their seats at the table in January.

CLARK COUNTY — A senior judge from Salem, Robert Bennett, has been named to oversee the Charlestown mayoral race recount after Senior Judge Steven Fleece recused himself.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Henryville woman serving a 15-year sentence for the OWI deaths of her two young children in 2017 is seeking a reduced sentence. Ericka J. Fouch, 31, based the request on her recent completion of an extensive recovery program for inmates.

CLARK COUNTY

JEFFERSONVILLE — A large-scale senior living center could be coming to an undeveloped section of Jeffersonville in the coming years.

NEW ALBANY — As a local kid growing up in the early 2000s, I always knew the Monon as what sat on the opposite side of the door I wasn't allowed to go through at Hoosier Lanes.

NEW ALBANY — Terry Middleton is a martial arts legend. He is a 10th-degree black belt and a member of the USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame and American Martial Arts Alliance Hall of Fame. And since 1972, he has operated a successful kickboxing/boxing and self-defense school in downtown New Albany.

CHARLESTOWN — The potential creation of a Sanitary Sewer Board by the lame duck Charlestown City Council is being criticized by the city's incoming mayor.

CHARLESTOWN – Quick actions from a teen down the street could be the reason 10 family members in Skyline Acres are alive today.

NEW ALBANY — When Cassandra and Dustin Obermark met, they both saw signs that they were meant to be together. Now, married five years, the New Albany couple puts in the work to keep their family strong and full of love.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Lanesville resident Teresa Brewer is a die-hard Black Friday shopper. At 4 a.m. Friday, she woke up to begin a long day of shopping in Southern Indiana with her two daughters and granddaughter, and the family intended to continue until 9 p.m. that evening.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Small Business Saturday is the biggest day of the year for DADA, a women's clothing boutique in downtown New Albany, and for owner Benjamin Byrn, the day plays an important role in supporting his local business.