Vote is 1st of many steps as Fishers begins transformation from town to city...
FISHERS, Ind. - A former Indiana prairie town that has seen massive growth in the last decade is starting the process of transforming itself into a city with an elected mayor and larger council.
View ArticleBall State cites competition, more selective process as enrollment dips 2...
MUNCIE, Ind. - Ball State University says its enrollment is down this year due largely to more competition for top students and a more selective admissions process.
View ArticleBridge deterioration a worry for residents living along dead-end road in...
PERU, Ind. - Residents in Miami County could find themselves stranded unless officials find a way to replace a deteriorating bridge before it collapses.
View ArticlePolice say 2 young children slept through standoff with man at family's Fort...
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Police say two young children slept through a nearly three-hour standoff with a man who injured their mother during a fight inside the family's Fort Wayne apartment.
View ArticleFirefighters scramble to safety after staircase collapses during Indianapolis...
INDIANAPOLIS - Firefighters had to scramble to safety after a staircase collapsed while they were battling an Indianapolis apartment building blaze.
View ArticleDeveloper gains approval for 87-turbine wind farm that some NE Indiana...
BLUFFTON, Ind. - A developer has gained approval to build a wind farm with 87 turbines that some living in the rural area of northeastern Indiana had fought.
View ArticleMan sentenced to 110 years for killing 2 men in western Indiana during fight...
SPENCER, Ind. - A man has been sentenced to 110 years in prison for fatally shooting two men in western Indiana during a confrontation over problems with a used car his girlfriend had bought from one...
View ArticleTerre Haute man's passion for collecting war memorabilia leads to new...
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Brian Mundell has taken his passion for collecting war memorabilia and created a museum that honors all American veterans.
View Article2 firefighters from Evansville area spend 9 days helping search Long Island...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. - For nine days in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy, two local firefighters were part of a team that scoured New York neighborhoods for residents who either didn't or couldn't heed...
View ArticleJury acquits NJ-based company of tampering with water tests at NW Indiana...
HAMMOND, Ind. - Jurors cleared the former operator of a northwestern Indiana wastewater treatment plant and two of its employees of charges that they tampered with tests in violation of the federal...
View ArticleOpposition from neighbors leads to plans for big southern Indiana hog farm...
SEYMOUR, Ind. - A southern Indiana farmer is dropping plans for a 4,000-hog operation, saying he's frustrated over ongoing opposition from nearby property owners.
View ArticleEx-Fort Wayne Mayor Moses says he's likely done with politics after Indiana...
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Former Fort Wayne Mayor Win Moses says he's likely done running for office after losing his bid for an 11th term in the Indiana House.
View ArticleN. Indiana church has 8,000 volunteers packing 2 million meals for...
NAPPANEE, Ind. - A northern Indiana church has thousands of volunteers helping package more than 2 million meals for an international relief organization.
View ArticleMany Ball State students spend night in line as all Letterman, Winfrey event...
MUNCIE, Ind. - Hundreds of Ball State University students camped out all night to get tickets for the campus visit by talk show hosts David Letterman and Oprah Winfrey later this month.
View ArticleNewspaper investigation shows INDOT overpaid for Interstate 69 right-of-way...
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana state highway officials significantly overpaid for parcels of land in the Interstate 69 corridor, according to a newspaper investigation.
View ArticleBartholomew County eyes vote centers for 2014 after hours-long delays on...
TAYLORSVILLE, Ind. - An Indiana county is looking at changing its voting system after experiencing long lines form on Election Day.
View ArticleIndiana voters OK with change, just slowly and in small bites
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana voters decided last week that change ought to come slowly and extremism can take a hike.
View ArticlePolice to escort residents back into 8 damaged homes to get belongings after...
INDIANAPOLIS - Authorities are getting ready to allow some residents to return to their homes for belongings after a massive explosion sparked a huge fire and killed two people in a south side...
View ArticleSome pets evacuated, some running loose in Indianapolis neighborhood rocked...
INDIANAPOLIS - Authorities say some evacuees from a south side Indianapolis neighborhood have taken pets with them but other animals are running loose there.
View ArticleIndiana State Museum to feature James Dean's motorcycle in new display on...
INDIANAPOLIS - A motorcycle belonging to Indiana native James Dean will soon be on display at the Indiana State Museum.
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