Nineveh News

Two Central Indiana men were killed in a two-vehicle crash in Floyd County just north of the Horseshoe Southern Indiana casino.

Two men were killed late Tuesday night in a two-vehicle accident on S.R. 111 just north of the Horseshoe Casino, Indiana State Police said.

A Nineveh woman is accused of drunkenly driving to a Brown County elementary school to pick up her daughter.Amber Williamson, 28, was arrested at 4:52 p.m. Tuesday on a preliminary charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, endangering a minor.Brown County Sheriffa s Sgt.

Several south-central Indiana communities are under a boil water order until Nov.

A teacher at a Near Eastside Indianapolis school will be cited today after police say she hosted an underage drinking party at her rural Johnson County home.

A central Indiana teacher is under investigation after reportedly hosting an under-aged drinking party at her home.

County Park. Johnson County Park near Nineveh,IN also houses Camp Attebury,a military training base.

County Park. Johnson County Park near Nineveh,IN also houses Camp Attebury,a military training base.

Indian Creek High School boys basketball coach Ryan Williamson last spoke to Tim Robison on the evening of June 26 while the Braves were attending a camp at Ball State University.

ReSjahn Mathis chose to relocate her family to Fishers from Texas five years ago because she wanted her children to attend Hamilton Southeastern Schools.

Michigan City voters Tuesday voted down a proposed $39 million bond issue for a new career center.

Be careful what you ask for -- at least for now. That's the primary lesson that I can see for Indiana schools in Tuesday's referendum votes in Mooresville, Trafalgar and Michigan City.

Taxpayers in Morgan and Johnson counties said "no" Tuesday to $122 million of property tax increases to pay for local school construction and renovation projects.

Turnout has been strong in Mooresville as voters cast ballots today in special elections on school spending.

The polls are open Tuesday in two central Indiana communities that are considering large building projects.

The Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson School Corp.'s $26 million renovation and construction plan will be in the hands of voters Tuesday.