A private citizen located the extremity early Thursday afternoon.
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(Aurora, Ind.) - Area first responders were dispatched to Manchester Landing in Aurora on Thursday afternoon after possible human remains were located along the Ohio River.
It was just after noon when an individual alerted local authority that they had found a foot in a shoe.
No other remains have been located at this time.
No further information has been released at this time.
Oldenburg Academy Names Jason Walke as Director of Academic Innovation
Walke will coordinate immersive educational experiences, including guest speakers, off-campus visits, and service projects.
Ripley County Man Arrested for Burglary in Sunman
The suspect is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
NWS Issues Flood Advisory Until 11 AM
Additional rainfall amounts of 0.5 to 1 inch are possible.
2025 Dearborn County Chamber of Commerce Annual Business Breakfast
The Annual Business Breakfast serves as a yearly kick-off event for the Dearborn County business community.
Roadways in Dearborn County Will Start Closing Soon Due to Flooding
Other roadways may close due to water levels.
High Water Causing Roadway Closures in Switzerland County
Expect this list to grow as rain continues to fall and possible cresting of the river.
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at St Teresa Parish Community Center
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at Greendale Cabin And ParkWalke will coordinate immersive educational experiences, including guest speakers, off-campus visits, and service projects.
The suspect is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Additional rainfall amounts of 0.5 to 1 inch are possible.
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He has a 47-25 record in three seasons with the Raiders.
He will now go on to join the defending HCAC champions.
