Richard Allen suffers from “major depressive disorder with psychosis,” according to Dr. Polly Westcott, a clinical neuropsychologist hired by the Defense to evaluate Allen at Westville Correctional ...

Richard Allen’s defense team may have experienced a tough blow Friday. Judge Fran Gull denied the Defense’s motions to ...

We experienced some difficulties with today’s live video. Here is the update from Day 14 in Carroll County Circuit Court.

Richard Allen “laid in wait” for Abigail Williams and Liberty German on the Monon High Bridge Trail on Feb. 13, 2017. Wednesday, jurors heard statements Allen made to his prison clinical psychologist, ...

Rush, 80, of Delphi, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, October 26, 2024. Caroline was born on August 30, 1944, to the late Leon and Edith (Huskey) Weir in Lafayette, Indiana. Boo graduated ...

Patrick J. Kennedy, 91, a devoted family man, successful businessman, and dedicated community member, passed away peacefully on Friday, October 25, 2024, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare. He leaves a ...

Article #597 It has been a very busy week for us this week as we prepare for the Indiana Reception for Mark & Becca. So many ...

Meet Carroll County’s citizens – past and present – who have distinguished themselves through service, creativity, dedication, and sacrifice. These inspiring stories are taken from former Delphi ...

Child Battery, 12197 W Circle Dr. Monticello The Sheriff’s Office and the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) responded to a report of an alleged, battered six year old boy. Deputy Kory Banes ...

At 304 Front in a grand Italianate home lived James Griffith, and I shall let his rather colorful obituary tell his life: “A GOOD MAN GONE”. James W. Griffith died at his home on Front Street ...

Becky Patty walked up to reporters standing outside the Carroll County Courthouse on Saturday and offered them a loaf of kindness – a slice of homemade banana bread made by her son, Derrick German, ...

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