Stories from Wednesday, February 9, 2022

In just about any high school girls basketball game, putting up zero points in a quarter will likely be detrimental in coming out of the fight victorious. Putting up zero points in the first quarter to begin a sectional championship game is exponentially worse to those chances of winning and advancing onto a regional...

First Responder and Firefighter of the Year 2021 Robert Hogan Pictured with his sons - Khaiden and Kholten - Saturday, Posey Township Volunteer Firefighter Robert Hogan “stepped up his game” during 2021, making him an easy selection and “well-deserved” recipient of the award...

The Clay County Board of Commissioners made several decisions on items brought forth at Monday’s monthly meeting, with others being tabled in order to obtain more information. Prior to the list of agenda items, Commissioner Paul Sinders addressed the county’s stance on keeping the emergency travel at “orange” last week instead of “red,” which would have shut down all travel...

Terre Haute resident Jeremy Kumpf captured a photo of a squirrel shivering in the winter weather recently. The photo was taken along the Heritage Trail.

If you are one of many Hoosiers who received unemployment compensation in 2021, you will need to declare it as income on both your federal and state tax returns. Individual filers who received unemployment compensation will need a Form 1099-G from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD) to file their federal and state tax returns...

On Tuesday evening, a Brazil City Police officer noticed heavy smoke while on patrol and reported a fire at a local restaurant, averting what could have been a bad situation. Brazil Fire Chief Jake Bennett confirmed to The Times that Patrolman Casey Harder was on Church Street, noticed excessive smoke, and tracked it down to the alley behind Pappy's Barbeque and Traditions Banquet Hall...