NEW ALBANY — Perhaps no word in the English language conjures up as much fear and uncertainty as "cancer." Read more

After receiving a cancer diagnosis in October, nobody would have faulted Scott Vermillion for not putting out his massive Christmas light display. Read more

GOSHEN — Indiana lawmakers covering the Elkhart–Goshen area will pursue a variety of projects in the General Assembly’s upcoming 2020 session. Read more

GOSHEN — Goshen High School Band Director Tom Cox has been chosen by the Indiana Music Education Association as the recipient of the 2020 Outstanding High School Music Educator Award. Read more

Despite repeated warnings from Judge Mark Dudley, defendant Daniel L. Jones will act as his own attorney on a charge of murder. Read more

Indiana State Police declared a statewide Silver Alert just after noon Friday for a 15-year-old Terre Haute teen. The Terre Haute Police Department is investigating the disappearance of Clayton Matthew Johnson. Read more

CLARK COUNTY – The West Clark Community Schools board is preparing for the potential transition into two school boards. Read more

With each "yes" vote the chambers of the Anderson City Council erupted into applause supporting approval of the next step in the establishment of a controversial substance abuse recovery center. Read more

CHARLESTOWN — One year ago, Charlestown Police Chief Keith McDonald made one of the hardest phone calls of his life. Read more

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A new partnership between Louisville's public transit agency and a supermarket chain aims to increase access for those traveling on buses in Louisville and Southern Indiana. Read more

Shoppers may still be swarming retail stores across the country, but there are more signs than ever that they’re finding other ways to purchase the goods they’re looking for this holiday season. Read more

After roughly 22 years at 222 S. Seventh in Terre Haute, the Tribune-Star moved to new quarters in the lower level of The Meadows Shopping Center at 2800 Poplar St. Read more

JEFFERSONVILLE — A judge has denied a sentence modification for a woman convicted last year of an OWI that caused the deaths of her two children. Read more

The Pendleton Town Council on Thursday voted unanimously to table a decision on a proposed ordinance that would have prohibited the sale of recreational marijuana in the town if the Indiana Legislature decides to legalize its use. Read more

New details surrounding the Indiana State Police investigation of a former executive director of technology for the Indiana Department of Correction are outlined in an affidavit of probable cause filed in Madison County. Read more

When Misty Frost agreed to help the Marines at Grissom Air Reserve Base set up Toys For Tots in Cass County, she thought she was simply paying back for when the program helped her family. Read more

ELIZABETH — Holiday shopping isn't the only special happening this time of year that can get an eager scrum of business patrons to gather in Southern Indiana. Read more

CLARK COUNTY — The answer to who won the mayoral election in Charlestown may soon be revealed. Read more

INDIANAPOLIS — The demands of teachers for the 2020 legislative session remain the same: increased teacher pay, holding teachers and schools harmless from poor ILEARN test scores and repealing the 15-hour externship for re-licensing. Read more

JEFFERSONVILLE — A man convicted of attempted murder has been sentenced to 25 years home incarceration in Clark County. Read more

CLARK COUNTY – Three people have been named to the recount commission for the Charlestown mayoral race. Read more

NEW ALBANY – Boxes overflowing with cans and boxes of food sit, covering rows of empty student desks in a classroom at New Albany High School. Read more

Officials wanting to locate a substance abuse treatment center in Anderson believe they have adequately addressed concerns of local residents. Read more

Veteran Health Indiana on Thursday announced a new $40 million, 46,000-square-foot veterans health care center will be built off U.S. 40/Indiana 46 on Terre Haute’s east side. Read more

United Way of the Wabash Valley announced the closure of its Mobiel Market, citing insufficient users. Read more

The former executive director of technology for the Indiana Department of Correction was arrested Wednesday after a four-month investigation by the Indiana State Police. Read more

A federal judge has reprimanded and sentenced a convicted felon to federal prison for unlawfully possessing, manufacturing and altering firearms. Read more

A man pressed his girlfriend against the restaurant window and grabbed at her clothing, trying to take her money. Read more

NEW ALBANY — We the People of New Albany, a grassroots group offering weekly meals to the homeless, recently stopped serving home-cooked meals prepared by volunteers due to issues with the Floyd County Health Department. Read more

GEORGETOWN — As new developments have increasingly strayed from the beaten path in Southern Indiana, forgotten remnants of years gone by continue to be rediscovered in its rural communities. Read more