Madison Fire 2 Oct 25, 2019 Oct 25, 2019 Updated Oct 25, 2019 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +5 Kindness rises from the ashes of fire at historic home, longtime flower business in Madison, Ind. For Jennifer Bates, the actions of a volunteer firefighter provided a moment of kindness in one of her darkest hours that she'll carry with her forever. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Thursday night forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesAs original Texas Roadhouse prepares to leave, Green Tree Mall looks for what’s nextMan accused of assaulting 14-year-old girl he met online appears in Louisville court2 Louisville police officers charged with theft as calls grow for LMPD auditKentucky lowers state property tax rate for 6th consecutive yearMan accused of taking gifts from Jamey Noel wants prosecutor removed over Youtube video2 kids, 42 dogs pulled from southern Indiana home as woman faces neglect, cruelty chargesPolice ask for community's help finding 3rd suspect in 2025 triple homicide at Valley Station DMVLouisville aims to combat 40% vacancy rate in downtown office towers with more housingJury awards more than $104M in lawsuit over ghost gun used in Louisville teen's death by suicideCRAWFORD | Ohio State prepared Lincoln Kienholz. Louisville hopes to finish the job. Videos
+5 Kindness rises from the ashes of fire at historic home, longtime flower business in Madison, Ind. For Jennifer Bates, the actions of a volunteer firefighter provided a moment of kindness in one of her darkest hours that she'll carry with her forever.
