Attorney General Todd Rokita is sounding the alarm for Hoosiers to stay safe this summer by checking the latest July product recalls. From faulty appliances to hazardous toys, our office is committed to keeping you and your family out of harm’s way. Don’t let a defective product turn your summer fun into a safety flop - act now to protect what matters most!
The Elwood Board of Works and Public Safety met Monday evening for a regular meeting at the Municipal Building.
Senior adults often face unique emotional problems that can make life abnormally difficult, including feelings of anxiety and depression, difficulty coping with change and trouble adjusting to retirement. For those living in small rural communities across the state, those issues can be amplified due to a variety of factors such as transportation issues and lack of resources.
Tuesday morning, former Summitville Volunteer Fire Department Chief James Randall “Randy” Sizelove appeared in Madison County Circuit Court I for a sentencing and restitution hearing stemming from charges of Theft (Level 6 felony), Official Misconduct (Level 6 felony), and Conflict of Interest (Level 6 felony). Sizelove appeared for the hearing via Zoom technology from the New Castle Department of Corrections, where he is currently serving an 18-year sentence on previous child sexual misconduct charges.
Elwood Community School Corporation (ECSC) is entering the 2025-26 school year with a renewed focus on student achievement, instructional leadership, and community engagement.
Mayor Todd Jones issued the following statement last Wednesday regarding a public notice that was advertised in the Elwood Call-Leader regarding a public hearing that was slated for next Monday’s City Council meeting regarding the issuance of a potential wheel tax.
Carl Roy Webb Boards, the man charged with the 2022 murder of Elwood police officer Noah Jacob Shahnavaz, is facing an additional charge of attempted murder for the April 25 stabbing of a prison guard at the Miami Correctional Facility.
Elwood police arrested Shane Tyler Mikesell, 34, of Elwood, on Tuesday, July 22 for failure to appear.
The Elwood Community School Corporation’s Board of Trustees met Thursday, July 24 for a regular meeting.
A 32-year-old Elwood man is facing 10 felony charges following an investigation by the Hamilton County Metro Child Exploitation Task Force.