Aprile Rickert is a crime and courts reporter with a focus on local news in the Louisville, Kentucky area. She has written for various media outlets, including Louisville Public Media, Indiana Public Media, and NPR. Aprile's articles cover a range of topics, including criminal cases, legal challenges, and local government developments.
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By: Aprile Rickert
Democrat Wendy Dant Chesser has been elected to the Indiana House District 71 seat, less than a year after being caucused into the spot.
By: Aprile Rickert
Democrat Teah Hampton-Williams was selected by caucus this week to finish the term for longtime Clark County Council member Barbara Hollis, who died last month. Williams-Hampton will also be the first Black woman to sit on that board.
Three people have been charged with murder after a fatal shooting last month at Harvest Homecoming in New Albany.
Southern Indiana will shimmer this weekend, as communities kick off the winter holiday season with light shows and family celebrations.
By: Aprile Rickert
Riverside Drive in South Clarksville has opened for the winter after being closed this year for major improvements.
By: Aprile Rickert
A regional development authority in Southern Indiana has announced 21 projects to receive $45 million in this round of state READI grants. More than $6 million is tapped to go toward kick starting redevelopment at the former JeffBoat shipyard in Jeffersonville.
By: Aprile Rickert
Five people are now charged with murder in a shooting at a fall festival in New Albany in October.
By: Aprile Rickert
Last fall, the Homeless Coalition of Southern Indiana secured a more permanent location for its emergency white flag shelter. The group's director said that's providing more stability for the program's clients, at a time of increased need.
By: Aprile Rickert
Charlestown, Indiana's holiday lights bring in around 60,000 from across the region each year. But for one local couple, the twinkling displays hold a special magic.
By: Aprile Rickert
Clark County CARES, a grassroots community group in Southern Indiana, is gearing up for its annual Drug Facts Week. The weeklong event focuses on education, outreach and support for anyone impacted by substance use.
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