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PEDESTRIAN STRUCK, KILLED BY MAN ACCUSED OF OWI

(Richmond, IN)--A pedestrian was struck and killed Sunday night on National Road West in Richmond. And, investigators suspect that the man who allegedly caused the incident was under the influence. It happened at around 7:45 Sunday night just west of the intersection of South West 5th by Roots Bistro. First responders performed CPR on the victim for 20 minutes, but he or she could not be revived. 60-year-old Robert Tate was taken into custody and taken to Reid Health. His blood-alcohol content was zero, but another substance is suspected to have played a role. Tate was taken to the Wayne County Jail and charged with OWI causing death. He had already bonded out and was free Monday morning. The name of the victim has not yet been released.

Richmond, IN · 10h

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Richmond Woman, Texas Man Charged Over Solicitation of Local 10-Year-Old Girl

A 25-year-old Richmond woman and a 29-year-old Texas man are facing felony charges in connection with dealings involving a 10-year-old girl local to Richmond, Indiana, through in-person and online contact. Jessica Pippel and Emmitt Hogan were charged Thursday. The charges stem from dealings with the child that spanned in-person and...

Richmond, IN · 2d
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Centerville Teen, 17, Hits $30K Raised For St. Jude Since Age 4

A 17-year-old senior at Centerville has quietly built a fundraising career that most adults would envy, raising more than $30,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital since she was just 4 years old. Ashton Brandt's giving started with spare change and has grown into a yearly tradition that now includes odd jobs, business partnerships and matched donations.

Richmond, IN · 2d
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Move To This Indiana Town Where Retirees Say Social Security Stretches Surprisingly Far

Most people spend their retirement years doing subtraction, watching numbers shrink and wondering where the month went before the month is even halfway done. Connersville, Indiana flips that script entirely, and retirees who’ve landed here will tell you the same thing with a smile that looks almost suspicious in its contentment.

Connersville, IN · 1d
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Man accused of killing roommate claims self-defense

A man accused of killing his roommate is claiming self-defense.

Darke County, OH · 1d

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Richmond announces Jack McCaffery will take medical leave of absence

On Nov. 8, just hours before Richmond’s game against Temple tipped off at The Palestra, it was reported that Spiders sophomore forward Jack McCaffery would take a medical leave of absence from the team. In a press release from the University’s athletics department, Richmond announced that McCaffery had been...

Richmond, IN · 17h

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Medical helicopter called to reported rollover crash in Darke County

First responders have responded to a reported rollover crash in Darke County.

Darke County, OH · 6h

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Op-ed: A Veterans Day speech about a remarkable veteran

This message was written by Nate LaMar, who intends to deliver it as a speech at Veterans Day programs in Henry and Wayne counties. Chris O’Connor passed away Sept. 20 in Oxford, Ohio, while visiting his son at Miami University. We were West Point classmates and cadet company mates all four years. We did not get along initially: He was a blue-collar Irish Catholic, leftist Democrat hockey player from Massachusetts, while I was a W.A.S.P. farm boy, conservative Republican distance runner from Indiana. But we made it through plebe year and its academic difficulties. Becoming a cadet training officer is a job nobody wants, as you are in charge of dreaded drill for parades. But in the “leadership laboratory” that is West Point, at the end of junior year, our tactical officer told Chris he was recommending him for this role, as he didn’t care what other cadets thought of him! Chris was tough and had thick skin. We became friends and were both proud to graduate in the top 75% of our class. We roomed together at Fort Sill during Field Artillery School. We enjoyed Oklahoma, visiting nearby Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge and Lawton’s ethnic restaurants. Thanks to

Henry County, IN · 10h

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Deputies investigating crash involving semi in Darke County

Deputies are investigating a crash involving a semi in Darke County on Monday.

Darke County, OH · 4h

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Two Anderson Men Hospitalized After Knife Fight at Redbud Estates Home

Two men ended up in the hospital Thursday afternoon after a knife altercation at a home in Anderson, with police responding shortly after 4 p.m. to a report of the attack. The incident unfolded at a residence in Redbud Estates off West 38th Street, sending both men to a local hospital for treatment.

Henry County, IN · 2d

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This 100% Grass-Finished Indiana Farm Is Becoming A Secret Road Trip Mecca For Farm-Raised Meat

The cattle on this farm eat grass and hay. That’s the whole menu, from start to finish, with zero grain, hormones, or antibiotics in the mix. And the next detail gets even better. The pigs are processed one at a time, so the lard from your pig is rendered...

Cambridge City, IN · 1d

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RHS Welcomes Community for 8th Annual ADoorAble Doors Event

RHS hosted its eighth annual ADoorAble Doors event on Saturday, Oct. 24, held in the high school hallways. The hour-long event offers an inclusive trick-or-treating experience for local children who may have difficulty going door-to-door on Halloween night. “. — Aoma Caldwell. RHS student volunteers from high school clubs, sports teams...

Richmond, IN · 2d

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Volleyball drops regular season finale at Manchester

NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind. – The Earlham College volleyball team closed out the regular season with a five-set loss at Manchester University on Saturday evening. Caylee Brandes led the Quaker offense, scoring 17 kills with a .277 attack percentage on only four errors. Sadie Mae Calma scored 15 kills with 15 assists and a service ace. Addison Piatt scored nine kills with two aces and 13 digs.

Richmond, IN · 1d