Aprile Rickert is a Southern Indiana reporter at LPM. With a background in covering crime and courts, she focuses on health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, often exploring topics related to campus life and university research. Aprile's work has been featured in notable outlets including Indiana Public Media, NPR, and Louisville Public Media.
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By: Aprile Rickert
Municipalities across Clark and Floyd counties are taking steps to add language about data centers to their zoning laws. Four are moving toward or considering moratoriums, and one has rewritten zoning to prohibit data centers in the community.
By: Aprile Rickert
John Miller's legal team argues the prosecutor in his case has a conflict of interest.
By: Aprile Rickert
In this year's general election, the races for some local seats in Clark and Floyd counties will be uncontested.
By: Aprile Rickert
A Charlestown commission narrowly advanced a data center proposal this week.
By: Aprile Rickert
There's plenty to do in Southern Indiana during the rest of summer. Recent weather has brought some dry, sunny days that felt more like mid-September, but summer's not over yet.
By: Aprile Rickert
The Clark County jail has served as a detention facility for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for more than a year.
By: Aprile Rickert
Chris Garten's announcement follows news that Republican Rodric Bray won't seek another term as Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore.
Jeffersonville is the latest Southern Indiana city to implement a data center moratorium.
By: Aprile Rickert
Louisville's police chief weighed in on data reflecting racial disparities in traffic stops, findings which drew criticism from the city's police watchdog.
By: Aprile Rickert
John Miller is facing one felony for conflict of interest in connection to his dealings with Jamey Noel.
