Carl Gingerich

The Whitestown Metropolitan Police Department investigation into a reported “road rage” shooting occurring on Interstate 65 in Boone County remains ongoing as the victim remains in stable but critical condition.

The Boone County Solid Waste Management District released guidelines for the proper disposal of leftover fireworks, stating that even utilized fireworks may still spark a fire or cause serious injury if not disposed of properly.

Members of F3Frankfort at Black Cat clean up TPA Park following the annual Fourth of July fireworks show. – Photo courtesy of F3Frankfort

Brianna’s Hope’s Frankfort Chapter has issued a request for volunteers to aid the organization with unloading and loading equipment into vehicles before and following the concerts planned for the Frankfort Hot Dog Festival in downtown Frankfort.

The First Hope in the Harvest Golf Outing registration has officially opened for the community to bind together to play golf at Cool Lake Golf Course in support of the Hope in the Harvest Mission International organization.

With the Clinton County 4-H Fair slated for pre-judging next week and fair festivities kicking off the week of July 14, the Clinton County 4-H Llama Club has begun to prepare for its llama costume contest.

The Zionsville Police Department announced the launch of the Town of Zionsville Food Drive that will accept non-perishable food items from July 1 through July 31 at multiple locations in the town.

As summer kicks off in Indiana, so do a wide range of new state laws, according to State Representative for Kokomo Heath VanNatter, who resides over portions of Clinton County.

As summer kicks off in Indiana, local lawmakers want Hoosiers to know about a wide range of new state laws that took effect this week.

The Indiana State Police released information regarding an interstate shooting in the Indianapolis area on July 3 that resulted in an investigation in the cause of the incident, which was ruled as “road rage.”