Neighboring Richland County has issued a no burn advisory until further notice. The county fire chiefs announced the ban due to the current dry weather conditions and high fire risk. Caution is advised to all residents who attempt to burn any materials, including leaves and branches, trash or other items until further notice. Richland County is the second southeastern Illinois county to take action regarding outdoor burning. Lawrence County continues under a burn ban till further notice.
Rushville's Booker T. Washington School receives restoration and rehab grant
Two lions reported to be roaming thru Madison, Hancock counties
Meta to pay up to $419M to Indiana, implement sweeping child-safety reforms on Instagram and Facebook
New storm recovery texting service to connect impacted Hoosiers with disaster resources
Indiana Pork and Indiana Beef donate State Fair food to support flood-ravaged communities
IDEM reminds residents to sort and safely dispose of flood debris
Rush, Hancock, Decatur counties among those President Donald J. Trump approves for major disaster declaration
Gov. Mike Braun orders flags lowered to half-staff in honor of Dolly Parton
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