Franklin News

The rosters are set for the Grange Insurance All-Star Classic football game July 17, with Mr.

A subsidiary of the world's largest automaker is bringing additional jobs to Central Indiana.

A Hoosier company with ties to the Toyota Group will break ground today on a plastic auto-parts manufacturing facility that will further expand the carmaker's footprint in Indiana.

Four Franklin College faculty members received awards during the 2009 commencement ceremonies.

A mailman who was shot in the eye by a bank robber while trying to gather information to help police is undergoing surgery this morning to rebuild part of his right eye socket and shattered cheekbone.

Franklin College filed a complaint in U.S. District Court Monday against a school called Franklin University.

Tiny American flags sat on a white tablecloth, lightly swaying in a cool breeze under a canopy on the south lawn of the President Benjamin Harrison Home on Thursday, small symbols of a patriotism that loomed large in the lives of 76 new citizens.

The rain has caused the following fireworks shows to be postponed as noted: Due to inclement weather, the B105.7 Fireworks at CarmelFest launched by Firestone may start early, be delayed or cancelled.

Alzheimer's disease can cause Fred Thompson to wander from his Union Township home in Johnson County.

FRANKLIN, Ind. -- During a nearly six-hour round Tuesday in the second and final round of the Indiana Women's Open at the Legends of Indiana Golf Course, Aimee Neff had time to think.

FRANKLIN, Ind. -- An Indianapolis juvenile has been charged as an adult in the armed robbery of a White River Township couple in Johnson County.

Muncie - Jeannie Cox, 71, passed away Friday, June 26, 2009 at Ball Memorial Hospital, after an extended illness.

A two-block stretch of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail being built to loop around Downtown will have an added flourish: 12 monuments to innovators from Ben Franklin to the Rev.

State Rep. Woody Burton will be holding town hall meetings to discuss issues regarding the 2009 legislative session and surrounding communities.

Harold Crooks of Greenwood has been a zookeeper and trainer of dogs for obedience, protection and search-rescue missions.

Franklin Harold Crooks, Greenwood, has been a zookeeper and trainer of dogs for obedience, protection and search-rescue missions.

FRANKLIN, Ind. - Leading by three shots heading into today's final round of the IHSAA boys golf state finals, Avon found itself in a stroke-for-stroke battle with Evansville North at The Legends of Indiana.

The Hancock County auditor was arrested Wednesday on charges that she took more than $50,000 through an unauthorized contract with her cousin's construction company.

Franklin Franklin College is trying to find out whether the 175-year-old school is about to face some identity confusion as Ohio-based Franklin University prepares to open a Central Indiana location.

Severe weather is making its way across the Tri-State. A Tornado Warning remains in effect for parts Adams, Lewis and Scioto counties until 6:15 p.m. A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Adams County until 8:30 p.m. A Tornado Warning was issued at 4:55 p.m. for Owen County, KY.