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
Here are the candidates running for New Albany Floyd County Schools board at-large.
By: Aprile Rickert
Here are the candidates running for Clark County Circuit Court No. 6.
By: Aprile Rickert
Here are the candidates running to represent Indiana House District 66, which includes portions of Clark, Jefferson and Scott counties.
By: Rebecca Feldhaus Adams, Aprile Rickert
It's a presidential election year, but there are also critical local races in Clark and Floyd counties. We put together the 2024 Southern Indiana Voter Guide to help you learn more about who's on your ballot this year.
Here are the candidates running for Floyd County Treasurer. Republican incumbent Steve Burks is hoping to keep his seat against Democratic challenger Vickie Tencer.
Thousands will descend upon the streets of downtown New Albany in the coming days, as the 57th Harvest Homecoming returns. It's a chance to reconnect with friends, family and neighbors, and to celebrate the season and community.
By: Aprile Rickert
A former Southern Indiana sheriff and longtime Republican political leader faces 12 years in prison for theft, tax evasion and money laundering.
By: Aprile Rickert
Former Southern Indiana Sheriff Jamey Noel was sentenced to 15 years on Monday, weeks after he pleaded guilty to a string of felonies including theft, tax evasion and money laundering.
By: Aprile Rickert
Friends, family and colleagues remember Barbara Hollis as an example of a public servant. The Clark County Council President died this week at age 80.
By: Aprile Rickert
Misty Noel is asking a court for permission to sell multiple properties she owns with her estranged husband, former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel. He was sentenced last week to years in prison.
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