NEW ALBANY — No injuries were reported after an apartment fire in New Albany Wednesday that damaged 12 units in one building.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A man charged with murder in the June 9 shooting death of a Clarksville woman at her home has appeared for an initial hearing in Clark County.

NEW ALBANY — A Silver Alert issued Tuesday for a missing New Albany woman has been canceled, with police saying she has been found safe. 

NEW ALBANY — Police are investigating the disappearance of Roberta Good, 40, of New Albany, who was last seen Tuesday at 1 p.m. 

NEW ALBANY — A U.S. District Court judge has ordered the former proprietor of Charlestown’s Wildlife in Need to pay nearly $734,000 in attorney’s fees to PETA, which brought the civil case.

NEW ALBANY — A former Harrison County officer who pleaded guilty in Floyd County last week to child exploitation and voyeurism has died by apparent suicide, investigators have confirmed.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Clark County judge will not close to the public and news media an upcoming civil trial related to child molestation, he ruled Monday.

NEW ALBANY — A former Harrison County police officer pleaded guilty to 11 felonies for child exploitation and voyeurism in Floyd County Thursday.

INDIANA — The Indiana Court of Appeals has denied a sentence revision for a New Albany pilot serving 30 years for child exploitation.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A Southern Indiana businessman and activist is partnering with community agencies to create a space to have open, honest conversations about race, inclusion, diversity and equity — and how they contribute to both the history and future of the area.

JEFFERSONVILLE — The owner of an office building in downtown Jeffersonville destroyed by fire late last year has received approval on a new, modern space to take its place that is expected to be finished within a year.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Demolition is underway at a former downtown Jeffersonville office building, which burned in late December, making room for the rebuild its owner has in mind.

NEW ALBANY — New Albany police and fire departments are investigating the details surrounding a fatal house fire early Monday.

CLARKSVILLE — An arson suspect police say burned down a historic cabin in Clarksville last week appeared for an initial hearing Monday in Clark County.

CLARKSVILLE — A suspect is in custody less than 24 hours after police say he started a fire that destroyed a 190-year-old cabin at the George Rogers Clark home site in Clarksville.

NEW ALBANY — A Floyd Central High business teacher and former Miss Harvest Homecoming has been charged with a felony after police say she provided alcohol to an underage student during the school’s recent prom.

NEW ALBANY — A former pilot who pleaded guilty to child exploitation in September has filed an appeal document stating his 30-year sentence is too steep and should be reviewed.

SELLERSBURG — On Friday, the Sellersburg Volunteer Fire Department installed what is believed to be the first Naloxbox in Clark County, a publicly accessible box that contains naloxone kits, an intranasal medication that can reverse an opioid overdose.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Police are investigating two separate non-fatal shootings that happened at local bars in Jeffersonville over the past week; a suspect is in custody in one case and a person of interest identified in the other.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Police determined there was no threat after investigating a suitcase left unattended at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School monday morning.

NEW ALBANY — A man convicted in August of killing his wife and hiding her body for nearly a month is appealing his 65-year-sentence with a court document stating his quick guilty plea should have gotten more favorable consideration from the judge.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A federal lawsuit has been filed against the trooper who fatally shot a Black man during a traffic stop in Jeffersonville last April. Also listed as defendants in the court action, which demands a jury trial, are “as-yet unidentified officers from the Indiana State Police.”

INDIANA — A Clark County man serving a 60-year sentence for a 1991 murder is contesting the grounds of the murder charge itself, after a related federal case has been dismissed.

NEW ALBANY — Floyd County prosecutors say a woman who fatally shot her boyfriend at a New Albany home Sunday was acting in self-defense and no charges will be filed.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Although some Southern Indiana social justice advocates say the guilty-on-all-counts verdict Tuesday in the trial of a former Minneapolis police officer in the death of George Floyd shows justice prevailed, there is much work still to be done.

NEW ALBANY — A Louisville woman who pleaded guilty in February to a fatal OWI that took the lives of two adults, a child and an unborn baby has been sentenced in Floyd County to 20 years — 12 to serve and eight on probation.

NEW ALBANY — Police are investigating a shooting Sunday night in New Albany in which one person was killed and one person remains hospitalized.

CLARKSVILLE — The Clarksville Fire Department has recently hired five new firefighters, an action enabled by increased funds from a fire territory created in 2019.

JEFFERSONVILLE — A Louisville teen charged with stealing a car in downtown Jeffersonville in December, leading police on a chase and trying to hit an officer with the stolen car is seeking a bond reduction. 

JEFFERSONVILLE — A new charge has been filed against a man arrested in late March after police say he threatened people with a machete and hammer at multiple locations near 10th Street.

NEW ALBANY — Testimony given during the second day of sentencing in a fatal Floyd County OWI case shows the defendant’s co-workers had been on the phone with her moments before the crash, and possibly during it.

NEW ALBANY — Officers first at the scene of a 2020 OWI crash in Floyd County that took the lives of two adults, a child and an unborn baby say they were trying to stop the driver before someone got hurt.

NEW ALBANY — Two children are in critical condition after a Wednesday crash near State Street in New Albany hospitalized one adult and four children.

NEW ALBANY — Attorneys on both sides of a 2020 fatal Floyd County DUI case that took the lives of two adults, a child and an unborn child are preparing for a two-day sentencing later this week.

CLARK COUNTY — The Monroe Township Volunteer Fire Department is taking steps to improve services in a time when there are fewer volunteers to serve the growing coverage area.

WASHINGTON — A Capitol Police officer was killed Friday after a man rammed a car into two officers at a barricade outside the U.S. Capitol and then emerged wielding a knife. It was the second line-of-duty death this year for a department still recovering from the Jan. 6 insurrection.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Three months after fire destroyed a commercial building on a highly visible downtown Jeffersonville corner, its owner is ready to start rebuilding.

NEW ALBANY — New Albany police are investigating the cause of an overnight crash that sent a city maintenance employee to the hospital.

CLARKSVILLE — Investigation is underway into a shooting Wednesday on Silver Creek Drive in Clarksville.

NEW ALBANY — Despite pandemic-related restrictions for much of 2020, Floyd County courts completed a relatively comparable number of cases to 2018 and 2019, something Prosecutor Chris Lane attributes to partnerships between law enforcement and the judicial system

Southern Indiana — Kyle A. McIntosh, 22, of Scottsburg was arrested Friday on preliminary charges of a level 4 felony for child solicitation and a level 6 felony for providing obscene material to a minor, Indiana State Police said in a news release.

NEW ALBANY — A New Albany teen has been charged as an adult with murder after investigators say he fatally shot a man who had gone to his house to buy drugs, then tried to rob him.

NEW ALBANY — Police have identified a man found dead inside a New Albany home Tuesday as 38-year-old Joshua Gonzales, according to a news release. His cause of death has been confirmed as one or more gunshot wounds.

JEFFERSONVILLE — More than 1,000 people were temporarily without power in downtown Jeffersonville Wednesday, following a gas line break.