Indianapolis doesn’t get a bad reputation nationally since it’s smaller than other cities such as Baltimore and Chicago, but crime and violence have been on the forefront of issues facing the community for years.

Lighthouse coach Nick Moore pointed out his team’s success comes down to one word.

“Hustle,” he said.

Moore offered the same answer Friday night when asked about what led to senior guard Timothy Mays scoring a team-high 21 points against West Side.

In 2018, eight Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods celebrated 60 years in the congregation.

60-year Jubilarians include:

City Manager of University City Gregory Rose has appointed Clifford Cross to the position of Planning and Development Director. Cross will begin work on Monday, Feb. 4, 2019.

A few weeks ago, I was asked if I liked change. It was a question I wasn’t fully prepared to answer in the moment.

PENDLETON — A Hancock County resident has been promoted to oversee all law enforcement operations at the Putnamville, Indianapolis and Pendleton districts of the Indiana State Police.

Tony Delello is the new Pendleton District Commander and has been promoted to the rank of captain.

Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas G. Carter has recognized two troopers from the Indiana State Police Post in Putnamville for two decades or more of service 

Wabash Valley Art Guild member-artist JoAnne Perigo Fiscus’ 2018 collection of Santa art, currently on exhibit in the Vigo County Public Library, is intended to bring Christmas joy.

Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas G. Carter has recognized two troopers from the Indiana State Police Post in Putnamville for two decades or more of service 

Three new probationary troopers reported for duty Tuesday at the Indiana State Police Post in Putnamville.

They are three of the 54 new troopers reporting to their districts of assignment following graduation from the 78th Indiana State Police Recruit Academy on Dec. 13.