The alleged incident took place on September 6 in Milan.
(Ripley County, Ind.) - An Ohio man is facing a felony charge after he allegedly shoved a Milan youth football player.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Leon Morales, 50, of Cincinnati, on a charge of Battery on a Person Less than 14 Years Old (Level 6 Felony).
The alleged incident took place on September 6 at the Milan football fields when the Indians hosted Reading.
Morales is accused of shoving a 10-year-old player to the ground.
Former Indiana Congressman Passes Away at 94
Governor Braun has ordered flag to half-staff in honor of Lee Hamilton.
Solar Energy Systems on Agenda for Upcoming Dearborn Co. Plan Commission Meeting
To accommodate a large crowd, the meeting will be held at South Dearborn High School.
Lawrenceburg High School Students Earn Gold at Solo & Ensemble Event
Up next is the State competition.
Indiana House Passes New Rising Star Casino Relocation Bill
A similar bill filed earlier this session stalled in the Senate.
Construction Underway on 176-Unit Apartment Complex in Greendale
The complex is being built near I-275.
Baylor Family Foundation Accepting Applications for Next Grant Cycle
Non-profits have until February 21 to apply for assistance for their community projects.
The first Thursday of every month is Teen Time at the Aurora Library!
at Aurora Public Library
Meet some of the best wedding service providers in the Tri-State, all in one place and ready to help make your very special day beautiful and stress-free!
at The Party Place at RomWeber
Join us before the BIG game for a light lunch to raise funds for the Batesville Food Pantry.
at Batesville Intermediate SchoolGovernor Braun has ordered flag to half-staff in honor of Lee Hamilton.
To accommodate a large crowd, the meeting will be held at South Dearborn High School.
Up next is the State competition.
The IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament got underway on Tuesday night.
The event was held at Walt Disney World.
Conference and sectional champs were crowned over the weekend.
