Local News Headlines: April 15, 2021

Body of Bedford Teen found
A Bedford teen was found dead of an apparent suicide, and another was arrested for failing to report a dead body within three hours of discovery, theft of a firearm, and runaway. According to Bedford Police Chief Terry Moore, two brothers, aged 16 and 17, had run away from home and took guns with them from the house. Officers found the 16 year-old after receiving tips on his whereabouts, and recovered one of the weapons. Tuesday morning, police found the body of the 17 year-old in a nearby wooded area, after receiving information from the brother. Although the case is still under investigation, the police have no reason to suspect foul play.

Bibbs convicted in the 2018 murder of Shiloh Britton
21 year-old Tighe Bibbs has been convicted of murder in the December 2018 killing of a 16-year-old girl in a Marion County Apartment. The girl, 16 year-old Shiloh Britton, was found by her mother with a gunshot sound to her head on the morning of December 6, 2018. Bibbs was the prime suspect, having been caught on video surveillance entering and leaving the apartment bulding at the time of the murder. He was arrested after finally being located, in April of 2019. Biggs is scheduled to be sentenced on May 17th.

State tax filing deadline extended
Indiana has extended the individual income tax filing deadline to May 17, 2021, allowing Hoosiers more time, and to align with the extension provided by the Internal Revenue Service. Governor Eric Holcomb signed into Executive Order the shift from April 15th to May 17th for Hoosiers to file their state returns. Those still unable to meet the new deadline are able to request an additional extension by directly contacting the Department of Revenue. The Indiana Department of Revenue encourages taxpayers to file electronically to ensure greater accuracy and quicker refunds.