Three months after Antonio Wayne Elmore, 56, died from injuries sustained in a three-vehicle accident, a Muncie man initially charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated has now been charged with causing Elmore’s death.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention consider it an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease whenever "two or more people are exposed to Legionella in the same place and get sick at about the same time." 

The San Diego police department considers an Anderson woman missing for three weeks to be at risk.

For most of her life, a goal of Cristy Howard was to be an adoptive parent. She and her husband, Peter, recently adopted a 10-year-old boy from Madison County to share the couple’s home on a farm in central Indiana.

Broderick sent his proposal for how the city will spend the funding over the next two years to the Anderson City Council on Tuesday. 

On Dec. 18 at 1 p.m., volunteers with Turn Away No Longer will head to the John F. Kennedy Bridge of Character in Anderson to hang out coats, hats and gloves for anyone who needs them. 

Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb signed the 21st monthlong extension of the public health emergency he first issued in March 2020.

Tywaine Perry has been defended by six attorneys since 2017.

In 2015, a big yellow bulldozer was sent to 800 N. 16th St. to knock over a house that clearly had seen better days.

The Anderson Federation of Teachers approved the contract Nov. 11.

The Herald Bulletin is seeking nominations for the 2021 community Person of the Year.

Shane Reasoner II was the first person to report that he had sexual contact with a third-grader and that he had provided alcohol to a 10-year-old.

ELWOOD — The parents of a 3-month-old boy are accused of neglect after the child was taken to Elwood’s St. Vincent Mercy Hospital with a fractured leg Monday afternoon.

A new statewide initiative aiming to make Hoosiers more aware of resources available to improve their health could provide substantive benefits to Madison County residents.

The meeting is set for Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Anderson Impact Center, 630 Nichol Avenue and is being hosted by the Community Lens of Anderson, Madison County S.U.R.E. (Stand Up for Racial Equity), Gathering of the Queens, Black Nurses Association of Anderson and Project Growcery.

She didn't make the final cut of 15 contestants to compete for the title and represent the country in the Miss Universe contest.

The holidays are a tough time to get donations of blood.