Columbus, United States (Local)
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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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By: Brad Davis
Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. officials delivered a report that outlined the number of times a district employee was injured on the job by students during the last school year, cautioning that the figures should be taken in with the understanding that the vast majority of the students involved are on the elementary level and may be in special education.
By: Brad Davis
The Columbus Redevelopment Commission provided a third installment of funding to a grant program aimed at improving some of downtown’s commercial buildings.
Bartholomew County is set to take action instituting more oversight over data centers, following a measure the city took last month.
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By: Brad Davis
Columbus Board of Public Works and Safety members approved a request for code enforcement action on a Washington Street home that’s on the verge of collapse.
By: Brad Davis
A “once in a lifetime educator” received a grand surprise this past week when a parade of balloons made their way into her prekindergarten classroom in Columbus.
By: Brad Davis
City officials made way for a nearly 11,000-square-foot expansion of a church in Clay Township.
By: Brad Davis
With backpacks packed and buses rolling, it’s back-to-school time for much of Bartholomew County.
Columbus officials green-lit plans for an agritourism location with a pumpkin patch, farm animals and you-pick flowers in Harrison Township to move forward.
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