Pork processing plant in C. Indiana opening free health clinic for 2,000...
DELPHI, Indiana - More than 2,000 workers and their families will have the option of using a free health clinic once Indiana Packers Corp.'s health clinic opens this week in Delphi.
View ArticleBoiler project aims at boosting northwestern Indiana steel mill's energy...
EAST CHICAGO, Indiana - The startup of equipment at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor to recycle blast furnace gas for electricity production was lauded at the integrating steelmaking complex as a tribute...
View ArticleDeveloper finding support to revamp 1920s hotel in downtown Muncie into...
MUNCIE, Indiana - The Delaware County commissioners are contributing money toward the $16 million project to turn the former Roberts Hotel into senior housing.
View ArticleOrganizers say new CD of music celebrating Wabash River are pleased with...
TERRE HAUTE, Indiana - The Year of the River starts Jan. 1, but in many ways it has already set sail with the successful launch of "The Wabash," a collection of river songs by area artists.
View ArticleChrysler could add 400 jobs at existing C. Ind. factories, 850 workers at new...
KOKOMO, Indiana - The Chrysler Group is preparing for a large expansion of its central Indiana operations that a researcher said would likely boost other companies in the area.
View ArticleOfficials planning new interchange for often-snarled I-69 section in suburban...
FISHERS, Indiana - Highway officials are planning a new interchange on an often-snarled section of Interstate 69 in suburban Indianapolis.
View ArticleIndiana drops charges against woman whose conviction in son's death was...
INDIANAPOLIS - A judge has dismissed charges against a southeastern Indiana woman who was released from prison after a court overturned her murder conviction in her son's 1995 death.
View ArticleKansas exhumes bodies of 'In Cold Blood' killers to collect DNA evidence for...
LANSING, Kansas - The bodies of the two men executed for the 1959 murders of a Kansas family that became infamous in Truman Capote's true-crime book "In Cold Blood" were exhumed Tuesday in an effort...
View ArticleIndiana Lt. Gov. Skillman will lead Crane-centered regional economic...
INDIANAPOLIS - Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman is heading south after she leaves the Statehouse to lead an economic development group centered around the Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center.
View Article3 fired from Indy group home after developmentally disabled resident locked...
INDIANAPOLIS - A home care services provider has fired three workers from an Indianapolis group home after police say they intentionally locked out a partially dressed developmentally disabled...
View ArticleDriver unhurt when car hits semi, median wall, rolls 3 times, goes airborne...
GARY, Indiana - A woman has walked away unhurt after her car hit a concrete median barrier, rolled three times and flew into a truck trailer on a northwestern Indiana highway.
View ArticleColts, Pacers owners pledge $750 each to Indy orchestra fundraising campaign
INDIANAPOLIS - Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay and Indiana Pacers owner Herb Simon are pledging $750,000 each to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's fundraising campaign aimed at ending a labor...
View Article100th village post office in US opening in Montgomery County community of...
LINDEN, Indiana - The 100th village post office in the U.S. is in the central Indiana community of Linden.
View ArticleFormer Indianapolis Country Club controller sentenced to 2 years in prison in...
INDIANAPOLIS - The former controller of the Country Club of Indianapolis has been sentenced to two years in federal prison following her conviction on charges she defrauded the club of more than...
View ArticlePolice report seizing guns, making arrests in violence threats at different...
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Police say six guns were removed from the home of a Bloomington youth who threatened a copycat school shooting, while students in two other Indiana cities have been arrested for...
View ArticlePolice say van jumped curb in Indianapolis restaurant area, killing 1 of 2...
INDIANAPOLIS - Police say a van jumped a curb and struck two pedestrians in a restaurant and shopping area near downtown Indianapolis, killing one man and injuring the other.
View ArticleDriver sentenced to prison for fatal crash while drag racing on rural central...
ANDERSON, Indiana - A 20-year-old man has been sentenced to prison for a fatal crash that happened while police say he was drag racing with another driver on a rural central Indiana road.
View ArticleOfficials blame closing of South Bend ethanol plant for water troubles at...
SOUTH BEND, Indiana - Officials are blaming the closing of an ethanol plant in South Bend for basement water troubles in nearby homes.
View ArticleBaby bottlenose dolphin born this summer at Indianapolis Zoo moved into...
INDIANAPOLIS - Visitors to the Indianapolis Zoo can now see a baby Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that was born there five months ago.
View ArticleCentral Indiana mayor says railroad delaying plans to double speed of trains...
MUNCIE, Indiana - A central Indiana mayor says a railroad has agreed to a one-month delay on its plans to double the speed of freight trains going through the city to 60 mph.
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