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Volunteers from Remodelers Council spend annual work day at Ruth's House
The volunteers spent the day sprucing up Ruth's House, a faith-based transitional housing program and addiction recovery ministry for homeless women, at 321 Walnut St.
After 16 days of testimony, Shelby murder case to go to jury Friday
Charged with murder, false informing and obstruction of justice after confessing to the Nov.
Shelby jurors hear recording of phone call from jail
A recording of that Nov. 5, 2009, call was played to the jurors Wednesday during his murder trial under way in Warrick County Circuit Court.
Mother of slain teen again assailed under cross examination
Shelby, 35, is charged with murder, false informing and obstruction of justice in the Nov.
Shelby attorney seeks release of mental health records of victim's mother
Shelby, 35, is on trial for murder, false informing and obstruction of justice in the Nov.
Mother's statements scrutinized in Shelby murder trial
Shelby, 35, is on trial for murder, false informing and obstruction of justice in the death of Alexis Oesterle, his 15-year-old stepdaughter.
Jurors in Shelby murder trial view video of state police interrogation
That investigator is no longer employed by state police but the reason for that was not stated in court Friday.
Developers of coal-gasification plant proposed for Rockport, Ind., awaiting EPA permit
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management issued its final draft of the permit and passed it on to the federal agency this week - a move that developers called a step closer to being built.
Police focused on Shelby early in investigation of stepdaughter's death
Shelby, 35, of Rockport, Ind. is charged with murder, false informing and obstruction of justice in the Nov.
Coal-gasification plant planned in southwest Indiana
ROCKPORT, Ind. — A company that wants to build a $2.65 billion coal-gasification plant in southwest Indiana says the state Department of Environmental Management has filed a proposed permit for it with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
C.E. Blakeslee to observe 102nd birthday
Charles E. Blakeslee, longtime Meigs County Extension agent and a founder of the Meigs County Council on Aging in 1972, will observe his 102nd birthday on May 17.
Evidence testing comes under scrutiny in Shelby murder trial
That trace evidence included a fiber from a pair of jeans police believe Shelby wore on the night of Oesterle's death.