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On a night normally reserved for timeworn tradition, the new and novel stepped centerstage at the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic’s annual SALUTE! free concert Friday.

Toyo Corp. President Iichiro Haga couldn’t hold back tears Friday as he spoke in memory of his brother, former company president Shojiro Haga, who died last October at age 52.

State regulators will continue to oversee Eastern Bartholomew Water Corp.

INDIANAPOLIS – Gov. Eric J. Holcomb is directing flags statewide to be flown at half-staff on Memorial Day.

Bartholomew County residents will commemorate Memorial Day in ceremonies and services in Columbus and Hope.

While the water may be chilly, many youngsters are still expected to attend Saturday’s opening of the Donner Aquatic Center.

Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. is requesting the state’s permission to count instructional time during the upcoming school year in hours rather than days.

Two Columbus men accused of shooting and wounding four basketball players at Lincoln Park at 7:40 p.m. Tuesday night are in custody, accused of what witnesses said was a drive-by assault.

City leaders are reviewing security measures at Lincoln Park following Tuesday night’s shooting in which four victims were shot while playing basketball, at a time the park was filled with visitors playing softball, kickball and skating at the Hamilton Ice Arena.

A veteran Cincinnati-based conductor has been named new music director of the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic.