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Anderson gets bids for sewer line replacement
The City of Anderson has received four bids for the next phase of the White River Interceptor project.
Students return to classrooms after flood
As the floodwaters continue to recede, students in Anderson and Pendleton returned to the classroom Tuesday.
Celebrating America 250: Unique property line has important historical significance
A unique land feature lies one-quarter mile south of County Road 1550 North, beginning on the east side of County Road 400 West.
Full slate on tap for HS Football Week One
Football returns to the Madison County area this weekend with three area teams opening at home and the remaining five starting on the road.
Arabians, Indians put tough week behind them
PENDLETON — While Pendleton Heights secured a 3-0 win over Anderson on Joe Buck Court Wednesday evening, both teams could consider the match a success.
Training Camp Notebook: Steichen sees Allen fitting in well
A few passing clouds, otherwise generally clear. Low 62F. Winds light and variable..
Madison County golf pushed back to Monday
ANDERSON—Golf can be a game of strategy, knowing when to attack the pin and when to lay back and play it safe. It’s about knowing when to be aggressive with
AU Tabs Kreiger as Head Golf Coach
The Anderson University athletics department and Athletic Director Marcie Taylor have announced Steve Kreiger as the Anderson head men and women
New round of storms hampers flood recovery efforts in some parts of Madison County
Even as city and county officials worked to finalize a first round of damage assessments for nearly 600 homes affected by last week’s historic flood, a new round of storms
Eight Black major party gubernatorial nominees on ballot
Florida Republicans have settled on Byron Donalds, a congressman, as their candidate for governor, and that now makes eight Black major party nominees for governors this year.
Zelenskyy fires a top aide amid a graft probe as Ukraine's ex-defense minister demands elections
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has fired a senior official amid a corruption investigation involving a deputy head of the presidential office. This development Wednesday follows the recent dismissal...
Today in History: Aug. 20
“A lady’s imagination is very rapid; it jumps from admiration to love, from love to matrimony in a moment.” ― Jane Austen
WAND-TV's Alyssa Patrick to be director of communications for Decatur Public Schools
Alyssa Patrick will be the new director of communications for Decatur Public Schools beginning on Aug. 31.
Citizens group challenges closed meetings of Macon County data center panel
John Baird, of Illinois People’s Action, hands a sign reading “Nothing about us without us,” to Macon County Administrator Tammy Wilcox inside the Macon County office building in Decatur on Thursday, A...
Water attacks everywhere, but Decatur unscathed so far
City public works director says recent spate of cyber hacks did not penetrate city water system, but defenses to be reassessed.
Decatur-area football: An overview of every Macon County football program
Week 1 is finally here. Before the season gets going, here’s a refresher on each program in Macon County and what to expect in 2026.
Students with toy guns spark active shooter alert at Millikin University
A residence hall was swarmed by police who quickly determined there was no threat, but warned of the potential for a tragic misunderstanding.
Decatur Public Schools begins school year with new administrators.
Decatur Public Schools will have several new faces in administrative roles this year.
TIF-backed apartment projects bring new housing to downtown Decatur
Main Place Properties staff recently invited the community to take a look into the newest additions to Downtown Decatur, which included a couple of renovated apartments located above Merchant Street.
Alex wind interview
An Alexandria resident talks about high winds that damaged structures in his neighborhood overnight Thursday.
Flood photos: From the air
Using his drone, local photographer Dale Pickett shot these flood photos Friday in Anderson and Pendleton.
Demolition of historic church halted
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission unanimously voted to grant historic recognition to a building on the former Martin University campus in an emergency meeting Aug. 12.
Ex-Madison County councilman Sumner sentenced to 30 years in prison
Former Madison County councilman Steve Sumner will serve 30 years in prison after entering pleas of guilty to several felony charges involving teenage girls.