People are being encouraged to stay out of the Tippecanoe River.
An announcement by the Pulaski County Soil and Water Conservation District involved the identification of a blue-green algae bloom in the Tippecanoe.
The highly toxic algae bloom is known as cyanobacteria. It can produce microcystin, toxic to people and animals.
Lawrence County Housing Authority announces capital and budget plans for 2026-27
Lawrence County Veterans Assistance Commission holds organizational meeting
Knox County truckers warned about county road limits
Fertilizer delivery waiver approved for drivers
Lawrence County honors war dead; Educator of the Year on Memorial Day
Lawrence County man charged with arson
Driver admits to law enforcement that she drove car into a pond
Lady softball Indians to play for regional title
Red Hill Unit #10 sets fees and salaries for new school year
Lawrenceville conducting water customer survey
State Fire Marshall to investigate Sumner building fire
Lawrence County raises solar project fee
Lawrence Unit #20 hires new elementary dean of students
New Lawrence County Industrial Development Director announced
USPS proposes maintenance, repairs during Mailbox Improvement Week
Early morning fire in Sumner destroys building and causes power outage
Three handed prison terms in Lawrence County
INDOT Knox County road construction to begin
Extensive rainfall in region leads to Embarrass River flood warning
Exposure to animals, biting pests can lead to several illnesses
