Western Indiana district says some 200 students lacking chickenpox shots to...
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - A western Indiana school district says more than 200 students can't attend school because they haven't been properly immunized for the chickenpox.
View ArticleNW Ind. woman charged with hiring someone to kill 72-year-old man who worked...
PORTAGE, Ind. - Police in northwestern Indiana aren't saying why investigators believe a woman hired someone to kill a 72-year-old tow truck driver who worked for her estranged husband.
View ArticleProsecutors charge 19-year-old NE Indiana man in connection with infant son's...
AUBURN, Ind. - Prosecutors have charged a 19-year-old northeastern Indiana man in connection with the death of his infant son in March.
View ArticleSounds of doors latching on Lincoln carriage included in film about former...
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - When the feature film "Lincoln" premiers Friday, it will include a tiny bit of South Bend - the sound of the door latches opening and closing on the Lincoln carriage, one of the...
View ArticleHammond's first lady reunites with her birth family in Poland decades after...
HAMMOND, Ind. - Marissa McDermott was in a meeting when she received a text message from her neighbor with big news.
View ArticleCouple draws comfort from photographs taken of daughter who died moments...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Michele Rockhill and her husband, James, could barely contain their excitement about the expected arrival of their second child. The Columbus couple were living in Korea at the...
View ArticleAwareness week puts spotlight on plight of homeless, helps encourage volunteers
KOKOMO, Ind. - As winter temperatures chill the air, more families find themselves cuddled up in the warmth of their home. But as more families are being forced to find shelter in boxes and under...
View ArticleWork starting on $23M expansion at Fort Wayne retailer of musical...
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Work is starting on a $23.5 million expansion project by a Fort Wayne company that sells musical instruments and sound equipment around the country.
View ArticleEvansville's Mesker Park Zoo adds endangered Mexican gray wolves that it...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Staffers at Evansville's zoo are hoping that its new pair of endangered Mexican gray wolves will be good parents as they try to help the species thrive again.
View ArticleEngine maker Cummins Inc. starts layoffs among workers at central Indiana...
COLUMBUS, Ind. - Cummins Inc. has started laying off workers from its central Indiana headquarters, as part of the engine maker's plan to trim up to 1,500 jobs worldwide by year's end.
View ArticleOwner of Indiana's oldest ethanol plant files for bankruptcy protection,...
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - An energy company has filed for bankruptcy a couple of weeks after shutting down Indiana's oldest ethanol plant as the ethanol industries struggles with higher corn prices and...
View ArticleFuneral for couple killed in Indy explosion to be held Monday in church where...
INDIANAPOLIS - The funeral for a couple killed in an Indianapolis explosion will be held in the church where they were married.
View ArticleLilly Endowment gives $10M grant to Indiana Bicentennial Nature Trust
INDIANAPOLIS - The Lilly Endowment has given a $10 million grant to Indiana's Bicentennial Nature Trust.
View ArticleGov-elect Pence opposes state-run health exchange, not ruling out federal...
INDIANAPOLIS - Gov.-elect Mike Pence has ruled out building a state-run health insurance exchange but appears to be leaving open the option of running a joint venture with the federal government as a...
View ArticleCentral Ind. officeholder quits to avoid prosecution over letter sent to...
ANDERSON, Ind. - A central Indiana officeholder has resigned in a deal to avoid prosecution for using her office for political activity.
View ArticleNobel laureate to discuss NASA's new space telescope during Purdue University...
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A NASA scientist is coming to Purdue University to discuss the space agency's work on its long-delayed and over-budget successor to the Hubble Space Telescope.
View ArticleNotre Dame celebrating Blue Mass for police officers, firefighters, EMTs and...
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - The University of Notre Dame is holding a Blue Mass to pray for police officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians and their families.
View ArticleFire in Fort Wayne apartment building forces dozens of people to scramble to...
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Dozens of people living in a Fort Wayne apartment building scrambled to safety after a fire started in a second-floor unit.
View ArticleSpokesman says Indiana Sen. Lugar considering think tank, university positions
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar is planning to take a job outside government when he leaves the Senate in January.
View ArticleSouthwestern Indiana city adding nearly 2 square miles to control development...
WASHINGTON, Ind. - The approaching completion of the first section of the Interstate 69 extension has led a southwestern Indiana city to annex nearly two square miles to control development near the...
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