Indianapolis breaks ground on project to provide permanent housing to...
INDIANAPOLIS - The city of Indianapolis says it has broken ground on its first permanent supportive housing project for homeless veterans.
View ArticleIndiana online unemployment filing system will be down for scheduled...
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's online unemployment filing system is shutting down temporarily this weekend for routine maintenance.
View ArticlePurdue research farm gets organic certification, will allow scientists to...
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A 10-acre Purdue University research farm has been certified as organic, giving Purdue scientists a chance to play a bigger role in the growing organic farming field.
View ArticleIndiana University president forging partnerships with Brazilian institutions
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana University President Michael McRobbie is in Brazil this week forging new ties with academic institutions in the South American nation.
View ArticlePolice officer from small northeastern Ind. town shot in face 11 months ago...
WATERLOO, Ind. - A police officer from a small northeastern Indiana town who was shot in the face 11 months ago while responding to a call is back at work.
View ArticleHundreds of mourners remember W. Indiana couple, daughter killed when combine...
ATTICA, Ind. - Hundreds of mourners turned out to remember a western Indiana couple and their teenage daughter killed when a combine smashed into their minivan last week.
View ArticleIndiana's Earlham College says student from N. Calif. killed, 2 others hurt...
RICHMOND, Ind. - A small college in eastern Indiana says a student from suburban San Francisco was killed and two others hurt when they were hit by a train while walking near a group of nightclubs.
View ArticleNorthwestern Indiana casino cites economy, more competition for laying off 80...
GARY, Ind. - A northwestern Indiana casino is blaming the economy and increase competition for its decision to lay off about 80 workers.
View ArticleOfficials remove about 60 dogs from Muncie rescue facility after complaints...
MUNCIE, Ind. - Animal control workers have removed about 60 dogs from a dog rescue facility in Muncie after officials say they received complaints about the operation.
View ArticleIndiana's top state budget official plans move to IU Health when Gov. Daniels...
INDIANAPOLIS - The top state budget official under Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels has decided to move into an executive position with Indiana University Health when the governor's term ends in January.
View ArticleFort Wayne officials blame staffing cuts for fire department not meeting...
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - City officials in Fort Wayne are blaming staff cuts for the fire department not meeting its goal of inspecting high-risk buildings at least once a year.
View ArticleIndiana artists tap imaginations as they take young readers 'Beyond the Wall'...
LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Inside her own yard, a little girl can't go beyond the wall fencing her in. But inside her head, her imagination makes everything magical.
View ArticleIndianapolis dry cleaning company shifts to non-toxic fluids amid worries...
INDIANAPOLIS - One of central Indiana's largest dry cleaning companies recently washed its hands of perchloroethylene, the dry cleaning chemical at the heart of about 170 cleaner site cleanups...
View ArticleCentral Indiana city looking to relax its rules on signs to be more 'business...
GREENFIELD, Ind. - City officials are proposing new measures to relax the city's strict sign standards.
View ArticleCourt: Sex offender convicted in Illinois before Indiana passed law doesn't...
INDIANAPOLIS - A man who was convicted of sexual assault in Illinois about 25 years ago isn't required to register as a sex offender in Indiana, the Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled.
View ArticleNE Indiana museum selling dozens of old military vehicles as part of deal to...
AUBURN, Ind. - A war museum in northeastern Indiana is putting about 80 old military vehicles up for sale as it works to pay off a loan and avoid foreclosure.
View ArticleIndiana may loosen marijuana laws, but not legalize the drug like other...
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana isn't talking about legalizing marijuana the way Colorado and Washington voters did this week, but key legislators from both parties are looking at decriminalizing possession of...
View ArticleIndy woman sentenced to 3 years work release for State Fair stage collapse...
INDIANAPOLIS - An Indianapolis woman who pleaded guilty to trying to collect money from funds intended for victims of last year's deadly Indiana State Fair stage collapse has been sentenced to three...
View ArticleJudge: DEA agent used reasonable force when he shot, killed Illinois man in...
HAMMOND, Ind. - A judge has ruled that a deputized federal agent used reasonable force when he shot and killed an Illinois man after officers pulled him over near an Indiana highway.
View ArticleIndiana confirms another fungal meningitis case, bringing state's total to...
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana has another case of fungal meningitis linked to injections of a recalled back pain medication.
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