Indiana BMV plans mobile driver’s license
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is launching an optional mobile driver’s license for Hoosiers who wish to limit what information bank tellers, bartenders and others see when asked to
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CANDLES to welcome Julie Kohner of 'Voices of the Generations'
CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center will welcome Julie Kohner for a special presentation, "Voices of the Generations," at 1 p.m. Sept. 27 at CANDLES Holocaust Museum, 1532 S. Third
Terre Haute Children’s Museum, The Mill Partner for Touch A Truck
The Mill, in collaboration with the Terre Haute Children’s Museum, invites families and curious minds of all ages to the 5th annual Touch-A-Truck event from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Mark Bennett: Facing Big Ten means big-time exposure, payout for Indiana State football
Across America this weekend, college football teams that normally play under the national sports radar get a rare moment in the spotlight.
Situation at The Meadows 'stabilized'
For the second time in a week, a short-lived issue with utilities caused a moment of alarm for tenants Thursday morning at The Meadows Shopping Center in Terre Haute.
Seymour girls soccer falls in 3-0 loss to Shawe Memorial
After a strong conference win on Tuesday, Seymour’s girls soccer team appeared to have momentum heading into its match with unbeaten Shawe Memorial on Thursday night.
Lady Braves and Lady Cougars pick up volleyball wins, Owls sweep BNL in boys tennis
The Lady Owls fell to Jennings County in straight sets Thursday night, dropping a 29-27, 25-15, 25-20 decision to the Panthers.
Crothersville sweeps Medora behind explosive rallies
Big rallies in the first and third sets lifted Crothersville’s volleyball team to a Thursday night sweep of county rival Medora, as the Tigers defeated the Hornets 25-20, 25-15 and 25-13 for their third wi...
Brownstown to host John Gill Classic tonight
The Inaugural John Gill Classic paying $10,00 will take place tonight at Brownstown Speedway featuring the Northern Allstars Late Model Dirt Series. Also competing tonight will be the super stocks, pure stoc...
Indiana BMV to add optional mobile drivers’ licenses
Matt Kestian, general counsel for the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, addresses the Interim Study Committee on Roads and Transportation on Wednesday.
Jackson County Jail awarded national accreditation for quality health care services
The Jackson County Jail has earned accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care by demonstrating compliance with NCCHC’s nationally recognized standards of care for correctional h...
All Thumbs Garden Club discusses new community project
A look at some of Marty Mead’s tagged monarch butterflies that were ready to be released.
Braun appoints 2 Jackson County residents to state boards, commissions
Gov. Mike Braun recently appointed and reappointed two Jackson County residents to two state boards and commissions.
Court halts ballots while it considers recount of 3-vote Indiana Senate primary
Indiana Supreme Court Justices Geoffrey Slaughter, from left, Mark Massa, Chief Justice Loretta Rush, Derek Molter and Christopher Goff prepare to hear oral arguments at the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapoli...
Indiana lawmakers mum on plan ‘to end property taxes on the...
Sen. Ryan Mishler, R-Mishawaka, speaks during a State Budget Committee meeting on April 16.
Seventh-annual Kilnfest to fire up support for Medora Brick Plant preservation
The Medora Brick Plant and Historical Site is preparing to host its seventh annual Kilnfest later this month.
US Rep. Houchin discusses recent legislative wins
Indiana 9th District Congresswoman Erin Houchin held a virtual press conference Thursday morning.
Four SHS students named semifinalists for National Merit Scholarship Program
The National Merit Scholarship Corp. (NMSC) recently announced the names of more than 16,000 semifinalists for the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program, including four from Seymour High School: Mar...
Government, school board meetings – Week of Sept. 7
Town council, 6 p.m. Monday, 116 E. Cross St., town hall. Agenda: Old business- Boat and RV parking on street ordinance, residents living in RVs, ditch behind Water Street apartments; New business- Kayti Ada...
Fighting barriers: Overdose Awareness Day event honors lives lost, celebrates recovery
Community members came together to share how addiction has affected them — from losing a loved one to going through it themselves — and to celebrate recovery during the 11th Annual International Overdose...
Tribune editorial: Don’t send Utah schools on a wild woozle chase over library books
The Utah State Board of Education “should drop this foolish scheme before it goes any further,” the editorial board writes.
Eli McCann: How my mom’s yarn led to a novel about two gay men joining a gabby group of women quilters
Tribune guest columnist Eli McCann's new novel, "Stitched," was born from this conversation with his mother.
Gov. Hochul, Hillary Clinton and many more pay tribute to Gloria Steinem
Tributes poured in Thursday for the late Gloria Steinem, whose call to feminist action shone a glaring light on male-female political inequities.
Morris makes Philly roster
Former Camden County High and University of Georgia offensive lineman Micah Morris has made the Philadelphia Eagles’ initial 53-player roster.