Law Enforcement Searching For Escaped Individual From Edinburgh Correctional Facility
The Indiana Department of Correction is searching for an incarcerated individual who walked away from a work crew at Edinburgh Correctional Facility.
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Holcomb Declares Disaster, Views Tornado Damage
Gov. Eric Holcomb declared disaster emergencies for Sullivan and Johnson counties Saturday morning, April 1, after at least one tornado and severe storms ripped through the state Friday night, leaving three dead.
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Indiana Records Second Coronavirus Death
INDIANAPOLIS —The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) announced on Tuesday, March 17, the second Indiana death from COVID-19. According to a press release on the ISDH website, the patient was a Johnson County adult over age 60 who had been hospitalized. No further information about the patient … Read More
Shocking Discovery At Gravesite Of Woman Buried In Middle Of Amity Road
AMITY — A surprising discovery was made in Johnson County by archaeologists. They were digging for the remains of a woman buried in the middle of an Amity road.
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Historic ‘Grave In The Middle Of The Road’ Being Excavated In Johnson County
JOHNSON COUNTY — The remains of a woman who was married to the great-great-great grandson of Pocahontas are being exhumed from a grave in the middle of a road in Johnson County this week.
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Dog Rescued From Charred Remains Of Fatal Semi Crash
JOHNSON COUNTY — A dog who survived a deadly semi crash on I-65 Wednesday morning is alive and in good condition.
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Fraudster sentenced in Johnson County
Parry Clark of Jacksonville, FL, was sentenced Monday, Dec.22, for defrauding 34 people in Johnson County, Indiana. According to investigators, Clark hired a Johnson County man to help him solicit investors for his medical malpractice insurance company, Prosidian. Clark then used the money for personal gain. Officials learned … Read More
USDA Official to Survey Indiana Drought Damage
USDA Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Undersecretary Michael Scuse is touring drought-stricken farms tomorrow and Thursday to survey the damage. Farmers in Indiana experienced a dry and mild spring which led to early planting in many parts of the state. Lack of rainfall and the extreme heat complicated … Read More