Brad Davis is a multi-media journalist and senior photographer based in Indiana, specifically in Columbus. With a focus on local news, Brad covers a wide range of topics including weather alerts, community events, crime stories, and business-related articles. His work can be found on Digital Local and Business Insider.
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Brad Davis focuses on local news in Indiana, predominantly covering breaking and evolving stories related to politics, crime, health & wellbeing. He also reports extensively on government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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The Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. spending plan for next year is approximately $168 million.
By: Brad Davis
City officials on Tuesday approved a special use of right-of way request allowing a local bookstore to take up a Sixth Street parking space downtown for two months, but not without some push-back from a board member.
BCSC school board members heard an update on how the current group of third graders are projected to do on the IREAD-3 exam this spring.
BCSC school board members on Monday night unanimously approved a policy packet on first reading that will consolidate more than 50 current policies into 13.
By: Brad Davis
The Board of Public Works and Safety on Tuesday approved a memorandum of understanding between the city and BCSC outlining terms and conditions for CPD’s contribution to the corporation’s school resource officer (SRO) program.
Alabama's disappointing season still has hope with a favorable remaining schedule and clear areas that need fixing.
City officials have approved a contract with an electrical company to modernize a group of traffic signals on Central Avenue.
Because of a Republic error, the name of Spencer Steenblik, a professor at IU’s School of Art, Architecture and Design and an adviser to the Exhibit Columbus High School Design Team, was incorrect in Saturday’s print edition.
City officials this week approved requests that will allow two new duplexes on the city’s east side.
The SEC game-changers for week ten include two teammates setting records, a struggling team finally having a positive performance, and the top team in the conference laying an egg.
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