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The Columbus Plan Commission has sent forward requests from the city’s redevelopment department to create a new Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district and amend an existing district.

BROWN COUNTY — What had been a 70-year-old tobacco barn has been transformed into south central Indiana’s newest event venue.

For some people, middle school is a phase of life they can’t get out of soon enough, but Molly Fountain enjoys it — enough to spend about 15 years there.

CSA New Tech teacher Veronica Buckler is one of 25 finalists for the 2024 Indiana Teacher of the Year.

The Crump Theatre has received a permit that would allow the 134-year-old icon of Columbus’ downtown to reopen to the public after being closed for nearly a decade due to safety hazards involving fire dangers and other concerns.

Cummins’ former filtration business beat analyst expectations during its first quarter since going public as a standalone company earlier this year.

Five months after being sentenced to 85 years in prison, convicted murderer Patrick Doyle was back in a Columbus courtroom to answer for the remaining local criminal cases filed against him.

A concept plan outlining a potential future for nearly 700 acres of westside property owned by Columbus Regional Hospital is one step closer to approval.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Tony Stewart Foundation and downtown Indianapolis custom builder HE Homes are teaming up for a home giveaway raffle that organizers called the first of its kind in the Circle City.

GREENWOOD — U.S. Rep. Greg Pence, R-Indiana, has had a very busy summer.