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COLUMBUS — In Columbus, three women went beyond “see something, say something.”

WARSAW — Nothing is going to happen over night. It may take years, but the potential to have passenger rail service return to Warsaw and Kosciusko County is a step closer to reality. “It’s exciting for the community if it gets to the point it becomes a reality,” says Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer. “I’m excited, …read more.

COLUMBUS, OHIO — Ohio State police say an attacker on campus purposely drove over a curb and into pedestrians and then got out of the vehicle and began stabbing people with a butcher knife.

COLUMBUS, OHIO — Ohio State University warned students and staff of an active shooter on campus Monday morning.

COLUMBUS – Anna Wilcoxson won the IWGA Championship Sunday in a playoff win.

COLUMBUS — For the second time in three years, an aspiring police officer and local student raised enough money for police to get a new K-9 officer.

COLUMBUS, OHIO — A Clintonville man is getting his second chance, after a life-saving heart transplant on Christmas Eve.

COLUMBUS — It took Zoey six months and several hundred miles to find her way home. But Sunday night, thanks to the chip in her shoulder and the help of several volunteers, she found her way back to Indiana.

The League of American Bicyclists has ranked Indiana 37th on its annual list of bicycle friendly states as part of Bike to Work Week. The League looked at five categories to determine the rankings: legislation and enforcement, policies and programs, infrastructure and funding, education and encouragement and education and planning. The top five states on …read more.

The federal government has approved a $100 million rail upgrade to a section of track between Indianapolis and Louisville, something that both CSX and the Louisville-Indiana Railroad have been anticipating for months. The joint-use agreement calls for CSX to spend up to $90 million to install longer fused rail that will allow heavier trains to …read more.

COLUMBUS – After back-to-back Indiana Open wins in 1994 and 1995, Bloomington’s Craig Bowden decided to give it another shot 19 years later, and he made the right decision. With a four day total of 18-under-par, 270 at Otter Creek Golf Club, Bowden becomes the 99th Indiana Open Champion. “I wanted to play this week …read more.

COLUMBUS – Tyler Ostrom turned in an even round 72 for the third day of the Indiana State Open golf tournament, but Ostrom nor any of the other three local golfers left have a shot to catch the leaders. Sitting atop the leaderboard is Andy Winings of Fishers, who fired a two-under 70 to move …read more.

COLUMBUS – And then there were four. Locally, there are that many left in the 70-man field for the final two rounds of the Indiana State Open at Otter Creek Golf Club. The cut line at plus-six (150) axed nine of the 13 area golfers at the Open, but there is still life left for …read more.

COLUMBUS – The 99th Indiana State Open has a crowded leaderboard after the first day of play, but no one locally is among the immediate mix. Day one saw six players tie for first with a five-under 67 at Otter Creek Golf Club’s par-72 course, led by Columbus’ own Tyler Duncan. Also tied for the …read more.

WARSAW – The town may be big enough to hold both of them, but the roller derby teams will be branching out for several activities. The Lake City Roller Dolls will be prominent at this weekend’s Mermaid Festival in North Webster. The Dolls will have a table set up throughout the festival, but will perform …read more.

The Northeast Indiana Passenger Rail Association, Inc. (NIPRA) announced today the release of a business plan that would include Warsaw in an 11 city passenger rail corridor between Columbus and Chicago. Though Warsaw has been included in the preliminary groundwork, Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer said there is still much work and funding necessary before the …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Today Lieutenant Governor Becky Skillman’s Symosium on Rurual Philanthropy is providing community leaders real ideas. The symposium is taking place now until 3:30 p.m. at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Center in Columbus. Skillman says the goal is to create partnerships that will stimulate rural economies and engage youth. The event was …read more.