Police bomb specialists check suspicious packages at Indy in wake of Boston...
INDIANAPOLIS - Police say bomb squad officers checked several suspicious packages at Sunday's Indianapolis 500 but that none turned out to be dangerous.
View ArticleNEW Indiana school revives agriculture education program; part of a growing...
LACROSSE, Indiana - A northwestern Indiana school is reviving its hands-on agricultural science program for the upcoming school year, joining a growing trend.
View ArticleLogansport Juvenile Correctional Facility upgrades classroom technology to...
LOGANSPORT, Indiana - An Indiana juvenile prison in northern Indiana is using new technology in its classrooms to keep students engaged.
View ArticleIndianapolis seeking grant for a renovation of Monument Circle that could...
INDIANAPOLIS - A spokesman for Indianapolis' tourism agency says Monument Circle in downtown may be getting a new look if the city receives federal grant money.
View ArticleFormer Indiana Democratic Party chair Ann DeLaney seeking IU trustee spot
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Former Indiana Democratic Party chairwoman Ann DeLaney is vying to unseat an incumbent member of the Indiana University trustees during alumni voting next month.
View ArticleHancock Co. seeks volunteers to help Medical Reserve Corps treat residents in...
GREENFIELD, Indiana - A central Indiana county is seeking volunteers to bolster its ranks of people who can staff mobile clinics to help treat residents exposed to illness.
View ArticleIndiana State Fair to host jobs event to find 500 workers to help Aug. 2-18...
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana State Fair is looking for 500 people to help carry out this year's annual event.
View ArticleIncreasing number of people representing themselves in Indiana courtrooms
INDIANAPOLIS - A Ukrainian immigrant has developed a reputation for representing himself in Indianapolis courtrooms.
View ArticleDelphi officials hope endangered status helps save mansion once home to Dick...
DELPHI, Indiana - A historic Victorian mansion in Delphi, once the home of a successful merchant and a professional wrestler, has been added to an Indiana preservation organization's list of...
View ArticleNineveh artist's trademark crystalline glaze helps set work apart from other...
NINEVEH, Indiana - The colors come out of the kiln in a swirling pattern of otherworldly shapes.
View ArticleState excise police arrest nearly 200 fans over weekend of Indianapolis 500
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana State Excise Police say officers have arrested 181 people around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
View ArticleLegislative 'study committees' sound droll but often preview action at...
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana General Assembly is out of session, but many lawmakers won't be taking the summer off.
View ArticleAnderson boy who injured spleen chosen to help start Indianapolis 500
ANDERSON, Indiana - A 12-year-old Anderson boy who survived a severe injury to his spleen rode in the pace car and delivered the green flag that signaled the start of the Indianapolis 500.
View ArticleCourt delays murder trial of Ind. man charged with killing father, helping...
WINCHESTER, Indiana - The trial of an eastern Indiana man charged in his parents' deaths has been delayed again, more than three years after his arrest.
View ArticleIncreasing number of people representing themselves in Indiana courtrooms
INDIANAPOLIS - Gersh Zavodnik pulls no punches as he addresses Marion Superior Court Judge Patrick McCarty.
View ArticleAuthorities say 86-year-old woman, 2 of her sons died in fire that swept...
INDIANAPOLIS - An 86-year-old woman and her two sons died in a fire that began while they were sleeping in their Indianapolis home, investigators said.
View ArticlePurdue Extension offers a wheat growers guide
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana - Purdue Extension has created a new pocket reference guide for wheat growers, covering variety selection, growth stages, insects, diseases, weeds, soil nutrients, planting...
View ArticleIndiana attorney general warns people to be wary of people collecting for...
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller is warning Indiana residents to be wary of people looking to collect donations intended for Oklahoma's storm victims.
View ArticleInd. Medal of Honor recipient to be honored again
INDIANAPOLIS - An Indiana man who received the Medal of Honor for valor in Vietnam is expected to attend the dedication of an exhibit in his name at the Indiana War Memorial.
View ArticleIndiana burn camp gives burned children an opportunity to mix with other...
BATTLE GROUND, Indiana - More than 70 young burn survivors are attending a special camp this week in Indiana.
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