Did you know a church in New Albany was once part of the Underground Railroad?Second Baptist Church on Main Street, which used to be known as the Town Clock Church, is 173 years old.According to ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A 25-year-old woman died after being shot in New Albany, Indiana, early Saturday morning. New Albany Police Chief Todd Bailey said officers responded on a reported ...

Mansion 1886 in New Albany has undergone several renovations, including a completely refinished ballroom ceiling and addition of a luxurious new bridal suite. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

NEW ALBANY, Ind. — Police in southern Indiana have canceled a statewide Silver Alert for a woman missing from Floyd County. No reason was given for the cancellation Thursday night. Sandra Hebert, 63, ...

A new bridge on US 31 in Marshall County officially opened Thursday morning. The bridge is named after Owen Abbott, the 13-year-old killed when his school bus was hit from behind at a rail ...

An old railroad track in New Albany has been taken out to begin construction on what will become the South Monon Trail, a more than 60-mile continuous trail connecting five Sothern Indiana counties.

A 25-year-old Southern Indiana woman is dead after a shooting in New Albany Saturday morning, New Albany Police said. Officers responded to the area of 131 Village Drive around 5 a.m. and ...

Duke Energy has announced plans to demolish a boiler house in southern Indiana. According to the company, they will soon conduct an implosion at the old Gallagher Station in New Albany. The coal ...

NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WISH) — A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in the fatal shooting of a 30-year-old man Monday morning on the west side of New Albany, Indiana State Police say. Johntae Trumbo ...

NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WAVE) - The New Albany Prosecutor’s Office released a probable cause document on Monday, detailing the moments that led up to the deadly shooting of a 25-year-old mother of three.

63-year-old woman missing from New Albany, Indiana. Sandra Hebert is believed to be in extreme danger. Call 812-948-5400 or 911 with information.

Author and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Shane Scott argues that the term underground railroad first appeared in an 1842 Albany anti-slavery newspaper.