Teenager fatally shoots 12-year-old brother with rifle he assumed was not loaded
VERNON, Indiana - Authorities in southern Indiana say a teenager fatally shot in 12-year-old brother with a rifle he assumed was unloaded.
View ArticleChild exploitation charges against Ind. church pastor accused of videotaping...
LAFAYETTE, Indiana - A pastor accused of planting video cameras inside a women's restroom at a Lafayette church will still face child exploitation charges despite his attorneys' contention the charges...
View ArticleJury may expected to begin deliberating death penalty for S. Ind. man guilty...
JEFFERSONVILLE, Indiana - Jurors were expected to begin deliberating Friday whether a southwestern Indiana man should be put to death after he was convicted of setting the fire that killed his...
View ArticleGOP Chair Holcomb leaving to become Sen. Coats state chief of staff
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana Republican Party Chairman Eric Holcomb is taking a new job as U.S. Sen. Dan Coats' state chief of staff.
View ArticleJudge reduces neglect charges against NW Ind. mom who left toddler with pair...
CROWN POINT, Indiana - A Northwest Indiana woman who left her 2-year-old daughter with a couple who later killed the child is facing reduced charges.
View ArticleWhat's in a name? For 160-year-old unincorporated town, a wealth of confusing...
THORNHOPE, Indiana - A town in northern Indiana called Thornhope turns 160 this year, but that isn't what it's always been called.
View ArticleWhat's in a name? For 160-year-old unincorporated town, a wealth of confusing...
THORNHOPE, Indiana - This unincorporated town 11 miles north of Royal Center on U.S. 31, turns 160 this year. There was a time when the name Thornhope wouldn't have necessarily been the name on the...
View ArticleIndiana woman who survived cancer knits thousands of hats for other patients
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana - A West Lafayette woman got an inspiration when her hair fell out while she was being treated for cancer a few years ago.
View ArticleIndiana woman who survived cancer knits thousands of hats for other patients
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana - The plush recliner dwarfed Carol Huston's small body. At just 70-something pounds, the West Lafayette woman wore pink flannel pajamas and covered her legs with a blanket...
View ArticleCombat tourniquets designed for use by Army helping Evansville police save lives
EVANSVILLE, Indiana - Police in Evansville are using tourniquets made for use by the Army to save the lives of civilians.
View ArticleCombat tourniquets designed for use by Army helping Evansville police save lives
EVANSVILLE, Indiana - Over the course of five weeks, three lives were saved by two Evansville police officers, including that of a 6-year-old girl last Saturday.
View ArticleIndiana's unemployment dips to 8.3 percent in May as state's private sector...
INDIANAPOLIS - The Department of Workforce Development reports Indiana's unemployment rate dipped to 8.3 percent in May, down from 8.5 percent a month earlier, as the state's private sector added...
View Article1st sign of West Nile virus in Indiana for 2013
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana health officials have confirmed the first signs of the West Nile virus activity in Indiana in 2013 in mosquitoes in Adams County, south of Fort Wayne.
View ArticleNurse accused of performing sex act on an inmate at the Pendleton...
PENDLETON, Indiana - A woman is accused of performing a sexual act on an inmate while working as a nurse at the Pendleton Correctional Facility.
View ArticlePolice investigate death of a 21-month-old boy at a home day care in suburban...
FISHERS, Indiana - Police in suburban Indianapolis are investigating the death of a 21-month-old boy at a licensed in-home day care.
View ArticleIndianapolis faces potentially heavy legal costs over 2012 pool accident that...
INDIANAPOLIS - Dozens of people who were sickened by fumes after a chemical reaction at an Indianapolis public pool a year ago have filed claims against the city, raising the possibility that the...
View ArticleWoman injured by tiger at a feline rescue center
CENTER POINT, Indiana - An employee at an exotic cat refuge in western Indiana is in critical condition after being attacked by a tiger.
View ArticleArt idea aims to capture county's squirrely past
WESTFIELD, Indiana - Central Indiana residents could soon go nuts over an invasion of squirrels.
View ArticleCamp Atterbury hopes training site, new runway give Indiana-Ohio drone...
EDINBURGH, Indiana - Camp Atterbury hopes a new $1 million runway and years of experience will give Indiana and Ohio an edge in their bid to host one of six drone testing sites across the country.
View ArticleConservation officers say leopard shot in SE Ind.
CHARLESTOWN, Indiana - Indiana conservation officers say a southeastern Indiana landowner who spotted a leopard on his property shot and killed it.
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