If ever someone wanted to drive a school bus, now is the time. Read more

If you’re reading this you probably also took in the first half of my annual feature that celebrates books last week; thanks for coming back for more. It was the great Western writer, Louis L’Amour who said that once you’ve read a book you care about, “… some part of it is always with you.” Read more

Environmental groups hoping to see meaningful legislative action on issues ranging from coal ash regulation to management of wetlands may be disappointed when the General Assembly wraps up its abbreviated session in mid-March. Read more

SMS is arguably the most underrated marketing channel. For one, over 80% of the world’s population own a mobile phone, whereas only 40% own a smartphone. Better still, SMS marketing has a much higher return on investment than any other digital marketing strategy. Read more

The mobile unit Thursday was at the Christian Center to provide medical attention and distribute socks, gloves, blankets and hand warmers. Read more

Note: This story has been changed to more accurately identify who may sign the petition. Any registered voter who resides in the district, regardless of if they own property, and anyone who pays property tax in the district, regardless of if they reside there, may sign the petition. Read more

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana State Rep. Cindy Ziemke was brought coffee every morning by a traveling companion during a two-week trip to Italy three years ago. Read more

ANDERSON — The judge in the murder case of former Alexandria resident Barry Morphew has recused himself from the case. Read more

For two months, John Cook has been scouring the internet looking for an inexpensive replacement for his 1990 Subaru Legacy, which was totaled in an accident. He hasn’t had much luck. Read more

The Vigo County School Board voted 6-0 Thursday to pursue a $260 million building referendum that calls for new academic facilities and renovated non-academic facilities for North, South and West Vigo high schools. Read more

Sony DADC is moving its gaming and disc manufacturing capacity out of Terre Haute to Salzburg, Austria, cutting about 100 employees, said Lisa Gephardt, senior director of corporate communications for Sony Corp. of America. Read more

Anderson residents will have several opportunities presented Monday by the city, Anderson University and WHBU 1240 AM and 101.1 FM to commemorate the legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Read more

ALEXANDRIA — As educators statewide and conservative parent groups duke it out over proposed legislation to limit teaching socially divisive concepts such as racism and transgender rights, one local librarian is hoping to shine a light on lesser-known provisions of two bills. Read more

A bill limiting an employer’s ability to mandate vaccines for their employees moved through the Indiana House on Thursday just moments before the U.S. Supreme Court blocked a federal government rule requiring large employers to vaccinate employees. Read more

A deer and two dogs were rescued from an ice-covered pond in eastern Vigo County on Tuesday. The animals had fallen through the ice of a pond off Terri Lynn Street near Flesher Avenue. Read more

Celebrating your favorite bride-to-be comes in many forms: bachelorette parties, trips to Vegas, and bridal showers. Read more

A bill limiting an employer’s ability to mandate vaccines for their employees moved through the Indiana House on Thursday just moments before the U.S. Supreme Court blocked a federal government rule requiring large employers to vaccinate employees. Read more

Although Benny Santiago spent his formative years in New York City, his passion for the Madison County community was unwavering. Santiago, 69, passed away Monday. Read more

A major decision about the future of Vigo County high school facilities is expected at Thursday's Vigo County School Board meeting. Superintendent Rob Haworth will present a formal recommendation, and the school board is expected to vote on whether to pursue a high school project and place a referendum on the May ballot. Read more

A formal complaint has been filed with the Indiana Public Access counselor alleging the Vigo County School Corp. violated the state Open Door Law when it kept elementary consolidation committee meetings closed to the public. Read more

A controversial bill that opponents say would limit educators’ ability to teach about racism passed out of a House committee Wednesday. Read more

House Republicans moved forward with their plan to implement $1 billion in tax cuts over the next three years, passing the bill out of committee Wednesday on a 15-7 vote. Read more

The number of Vigo County School Corp. students who have COVID-19, and who are quarantined, has doubled in a week, according to the VCSC weekly dashboard. Read more

Instead of sitting in a classroom all day building up their energy, students at Growing Minds Early Learning Center will spend more of their days outside, learning life skills and real-life applications. Read more

To help combat the millions of tons of trash that ends up in the oceans yearly, students at Anderson Intermediate School hosted a #TeamSeas fundraiser. Read more

CLARK COUNTY— The seventh annual Drug Facts Week hosted by Clark County CARES begins Monday and will continue with a slew of events that aim to educate the community about the opioid problem in Indiana. Read more

Terre Haute Regional Airport confirmed today several air events planned for 2022. Read more

The Plan Commission Tuesday voted to recommend to the Madison County Board of Commissioners that the moratorium be extended to Dec. 31, 2022, or until the new county solar ordinance is adopted. Read more

At Tuesday night’s school board meeting, Superintendent Joe Cronk reviewed what ACS has spent the allocated money on thus far. Read more