John Boyle

Apr 28, 2024 | lpm.org | Aprile Rickert |John Boyle

Four Republicans are in the race for Floyd County Council at large seats. The top three will advance to the general election. Only three Democrats entered the primary, meaning it is uncontested. LPM News asked each candidate in contested races to submit information about their background and priorities if elected. Responses have been slightly edited for clarity and length.

Apr 28, 2024 | lpm.org | Aprile Rickert |John Boyle

The former Floyd County sheriff is challenging the incumbent in the Republican primary for Floyd County Commissioner District 2. The Democratic primary is uncontested. LPM News asked each candidate in contested races to submit information about their background and priorities if elected. Responses have been slightly edited for clarity and length. Frank LoopBachelor of Science in criminal justice. Associate degree in business. Indiana Law Enforcement Academy. FBI National Academy.

Apr 28, 2024 | lpm.org | Aprile Rickert |John Boyle

The Republican primary for Floyd County Coroner features two candidates. No Democrats entered the race. LPM News asked each candidate in contested races to submit information about their background and priorities if elected. Responses have been slightly edited for clarity and length. Greg Roution (incumbent)It has been my privilege to serve Floyd County as the Coroner for the last four years.

Apr 28, 2024 | lpm.org | Aprile Rickert |John Boyle

Voters in Clark and Floyd counties will choose the Republican nominee to represent Indiana House District 70 in the primary election. No Democrats are running. LPM News asked each candidate in contested races to submit information about their background and priorities if elected. Responses have been slightly edited for clarity and length. John D. ColburnI was born in New Albany, grew up in Sellersburg and graduated from Silver Creek.

Nov 9, 2023 | wfyi.org | John Boyle

November 9, 2023 Former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel faces charges of theft, official misconduct, ghost employment and obstruction of justice. On Wednesday, Noel was placed into handcuffs and ushered into the jail he once ran. The arrest comes after an Indiana State Police investigation that launched earlier this year into allegations of public corruption. Noel served two terms as Clark County sheriff from 2015 to 2022.