Indianapolis officer facing 2nd DWI case won't get help with legal bills from...
INDIANAPOLIS - A suspended Indianapolis police officer facing a second round of drunken driving charges won't get legal help from his police union.
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INDIANAPOLIS - A suspended Indianapolis police officer awaiting trial on charges he caused a fatal 2010 collision had a blood-alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit when he crashed a pickup...
View ArticleIndiana Gov. Pence gets mixed results dealing with General Assembly in 1st...
INDIANAPOLIS - At the end of his first session as governor, Mike Pence's influence at the Statehouse remains tough to assess.
View ArticleMakeshift Bloomington homeless shelter comes down minutes before city deadline
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - A makeshift Bloomington homeless shelter that serves people with substance-abuse problems was taken down Monday minutes before a city-imposed deadline.
View ArticleMuncie man thanks trooper who helped save his life after heart attack while...
MUNCIE, Indiana - His heart valve completely clogged, John Hale slumped over at the wheel and thought his life was over.
View ArticleIU prof hopes for 'complete recovery' from London bus accident that also...
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - An Indiana University professor seriously injured when she was hit by a bus during a trip to London says she's on her way to a "complete recovery."
View ArticleColumbus prom-goers get words of caution through cards created by younger pupils
COLUMBUS, Indiana - Columbus high school students heading to the prom this weekend are getting words of caution from younger students urging them to avoid alcohol and drugs.
View ArticleColumbus prom-goers get words of caution through cards created by younger pupils
COLUMBUS, Indiana - Elementary students in Columbus are serious about the dangers of older students drinking alcohol or using drugs on prom night, and they're sending that message to hundreds of high...
View ArticleSentimental journey: Wife surprises Terre Haute man by repairing car idled...
TERRE HAUTE, Indiana - Even though his car hadn't run for several years, Brian Shober still had emotional attachment to it as sat outside his Terre Haute home, covered in moss and several seasons of...
View ArticleNE Ind. bridge damaged by truck to be fitted with wooden 'bumpers' to ward...
AUBURN, Indiana - A 140-year-old covered bridge in northeastern Indiana heavily damaged last fall when a too-tall semitrailer drove over it will be fitted with donated barn beams to ward off future...
View ArticleGovernor signs bill limiting Ind. specialty plates
INDIANAPOLIS - A plan overhauling Indiana's specialty auto license plate system and requiring all groups with plates to sell 500 a year has been signed into law by Gov. Mike Pence.
View ArticleN. Ind. school evacuated for nearby gas leak
VALPARAISO, Indiana - Valparaiso police say a middle school in the northern Indiana city was evacuated as a precaution after crews working nearby hit a natural gas line, causing a leak.
View ArticleFate of national school standards in Indiana unclear after Legislature backs...
INDIANAPOLIS - A legislative plan that would "pause" Indiana's adoption of a national set of reading and math education standards has the backing of Republican Gov. Mike Pence, although many questions...
View ArticleNE Ind. man gets 120 years for shooting at vehicles traveling along highway,...
ANGOLA, Indiana - A man convicted of attempted murder for opening fire on vehicles traveling along a northeastern Indiana highway was sentenced to 120 years in prison after telling a judge he would...
View ArticleNY socialite gets 19 months for duping corporations out of millions of dollars
INDIANAPOLIS - A New York socialite who pleaded guilty last year to a federal charge that she duped corporations out of millions of dollars was sentenced Tuesday to 19 months in prison and ordered to...
View ArticleTeachers union demands Indiana assurances that ISTEP woes won't hurt teachers...
INDIANAPOLIS - A teachers union wants proof from Indiana officials that problems with the online portion of the ISTEP+ exam won't hurt teachers economically because their pay is linked to students'...
View ArticleJudge keeping suspended Indianapolis officer charged in 2nd DWI crash jailed...
INDIANAPOLIS - A judge is keeping a suspended Indianapolis police officer in jail until a hearing on whether his bond should be revoked on charges from a fatal 2010 crash involving his squad car.
View ArticlePurdue ag experts advise farmers to be patient as they wait for fields to dry...
Southwest Indiana farmer Brian Schroeder is concerned about when he's going to finally be able to start planting corn and other crops this spring because his fields are so water-logged from heavy...
View ArticleInd. court rules regulators improperly changed rule to allow more ethanol...
INDIANAPOLIS - State environmental regulators improperly changed state rules to allow Indiana ethanol refineries to release an extra 150 tons of air pollutants per year, the Indiana Court of Appeals...
View ArticleDevelopers of Rockport coal-gasification plant stop work other than Ind....
ROCKPORT, Indiana - Developers suspended work Tuesday on a $2.8 billion coal-gasification plant proposed for southwest Indiana - other than a pending appeal before the Indiana Supreme Court - days...
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