Dec. 11—OGDENSBURG — Applications are being accepted for two open positions in the city’s Office of Planning and Development, one of them being its director. The City of Ogdensburg is looking to fill the position of director, vacated Dec. 1 with the resignation of Andrea L. Smith, who left the position after 11 years. For … Read more
An Indianapolis woman is now facing several charges after police say she forced another woman from a home and drove her to Marion County. Ashton D. Allen, 27, is now facing formal charges of kidnapping, a level 3 felony; criminal confinement, a level 3 felony; and domestic battery with a firearm, a level 5 felony, … Read more
INDIANAPOLIS — State Sen. Jim Buck, R-Kokomo, has been reappointed by Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville, to serve as chair of the Senate Committee on Local Government for the 124th Indiana General Assembly. Buck will also serve as a member of the following Senate committees: Environmental Affairs; Homeland Security and Transportation; Judiciary; Rules … Read more
With homelessness on the rise in many communities, an expanded “street outreach” effort will be launched next year thanks to a federal grant, in what officials say is a needed step in the right direction to address the needs of a growing homeless population. Cass County-based 4C Health received a grant from the federal Substance … Read more
Metro Atlanta realtor survives after getting shot 6 times. Now, she’s the one facing legal trouble A local real estate agent who survived getting shot six times while she and her boyfriend were inside her home is now charged in a hit-and-run wrong-way crash that critically injured another driver. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for … Read more
The Laurel County Grand Jury is set to hear the case of an East Bernstadt man charged with attempted murder and first-degree assault. Timothy James Robinson, 40, of East Branch Road, was arrested at home just before 1 p.m. December 3 on a Laurel District Court warrant obtained by Laurel County Sheriff’s Detective Taylor McDaniel. … Read more
The state attorney general on Wednesday declared a “major legal victory” after a court ruled to allow New Hampshire’s lawsuit against Meta Platforms Inc., which alleges the social media giant “knowingly” designed its algorithms that harm children and teens, to move forward. The Merrimack County Superior Court ruling denied Meta’s motion to dismiss, allowing New … Read more
Kicking off the Christmas season in London, the community came together Dec. 3 at Town Center Park for the sixth annual tree lighting. Festivities began at 5 p.m. with food trucks including Moody Cows, Beverly Ann’s, Neon Squeeze, and The Little Cupcake serving a variety of delicious foods to attendees. Elementary and middle school choirs … Read more
LONDON — Three individuals are facing charges following a Tuesday night pursuit that started in London and ended in Clay County. Laurel County Sheriff John Root is reporting that Detective Taylor McDaniel made the arrests at approximately 10:56 p.m. on Highway 687 in Clay County following a traffic pursuit that started in Laurel County at … Read more
The county lost a veteran of state politics last week. Former State Senator Albert L. Robinson passed away December 2 at at the age of 85. Sen. Robinson was born at Silver Mine Camp in Clay County to Roscoe and Vernie Robinson on December 19, 1938, and grew up in the East Bernstadt community of … Read more