Woman shot by police had prior altercation with Seymour police
NORTH VERNON — A woman who was shot and killed by North Vernon police this week had a prior run-in with law enforcement in Jackson County that involved a high-speed pursuit through Seymour in 2022.
Jackson County: Jail contractor settles inmate death case
A private contractor that provides medical care at the Jackson County Jail has reached a settlement with the court-appointed administrator of an inmate suffering from an acute mental health crisis who died in 2021 after spending 20 days in solitary confinement at the jail.
Investigators working to identify woman found in East Fork White River
Investigators are continuing the process of trying to identify a woman found in the East Fork White River by a kayaker early Wednesday afternoon.
CRH health survey underway
Columbus Regional Health is conducting a Health Status Survey by telephone and online through May.
Indiana American Water rate increases approved
Water rates are increasing for Indiana American Water customers including those in the Seymour area.
Cummins selling downtown office buildings in Columbus
Cummins Inc. is selling two office buildings in downtown Columbus that have remained vacant since the pandemic struck.
State confirms measles case in Lake County
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Health has confirmed a case of measles in a Lake County resident. Health department officials said the risk to the public is low, but the case is under investigation.
Cummins launches exchange offer for shares of former filtration business
Cummins Inc. announced on Wednesday that it plans to launch an exchange offer to shed its post-IPO stake in its former filtration business, now a standalone company called Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc.
McLemore case settled for $7.25 million in Jackson County lawsuit
BROWNSTOWN — Jackson County has agreed to a $7.25 million settlement to resolve a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by the surviving relative of an inmate suffering from an acute mental health crisis who died in 2021 after spending 20 days in solitary confinement at the Jackson County Jail.
Exhibit Columbus wraps up ‘Public by Design’ today
“Public by Design,” Exhibit Columbus’ showcase of 13 outdoor installations partnered with some of Columbus’ most iconic architectural treasures, wraps up today.