Police say most crashes on new section of I-69 in southwestern Indiana are...
OAKLAND CITY, Indiana - Deer running onto southwestern Indiana's new section of Interstate 69 have been causing troubles since the highway opened last month.
View ArticleCentral Indiana man pleads guilty to charges for poaching 300-pound deer from...
INDIANAPOLIS - A central Indiana man has pleaded guilty to charges for poaching a giant deer from a Marion County roadway.
View ArticleFeds say Indiana isn't spending enough money to educate children of migrant...
INDIANAPOLIS - The U.S. Department of Education is urging more action by Indiana officials to ensure a good education for migrant children.
View ArticleVolunteers finishing work on new home for Indiana soldier badly wounded in...
KOKOMO, Indiana - As wounded Army veteran Spc. Anthony Walton recovers from a head injury he suffered in a fall recently, volunteers are putting the finishing touches on his new home.
View ArticleBus driver, volunteer surgeon rescue blind dog, reunite her with northwestern...
MICHIGAN CITY, Indiana - On Friday night one La Porte family got a very special message from Santa Claus.
View Article79-year-old waitress decides it's time to hang up apron after 3 decades at S....
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Wee Willie's owner Bill Lutgens was customarily direct this week when asked, "You going to miss this lady?"
View ArticleSome of central Indiana county's reserve sheriff's deputies outfitting own...
GREENFIELD, Indiana - When Fortville Officer Matt Fox was shot in the line of duty July 27, every officer on duty rushed to the scene in Lawrence, just outside Hancock County.
View ArticleJudge rules 2 NE Indiana school districts can sell vacant buildings despite...
FORT WAYNE, Indiana - A judge has decided that two northeastern Indiana school districts can sell vacant schools without following a state law requiring them to wait four years in case a charter...
View ArticleSouthern Indiana mayor apologizes over confrontation with estranged wife at...
JEFFERSONVILLE, Indiana - A southern Indiana mayor has apologized to his constituents and city employees after police were called to his office over a confrontation between him and his estranged wife.
View ArticleIndianapolis woman gets 30 years in death of stepson, 2, dropped twice on...
INDIANAPOLIS - An Indianapolis woman has been sentenced to 30 years in prison in connection with the death of her 2-year-old stepson.
View ArticleLugar joins global German Marshall Fund, group starting Lugar Diplomacy...
INDIANAPOLIS - U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar is joining the German Marshall Fund after he leaves the Senate.
View ArticlePence team will collect donations for food bank at inaugural events
INDIANAPOLIS - Gov.-elect Mike Pence is asking residents to bring non-perishable food donations with them if they attend of the events surrounding his inauguration.
View ArticlePhysicians, police, lawmakers looking for ways to curb prescription drug...
INDIANAPOLIS - Health care providers, police, legislators and others are working on ways to curb widespread prescription drug abuse in Indiana.
View ArticlePolice say 4 workers hid inside Fort Wayne post office for 2 hours after...
FORT WAYNE, Indiana - Police say four workers hid inside a Fort Wayne post office for more than two hours after two masked gunmen entered the building.
View ArticleJurors convict SW Indiana man of slashing deputy trying to arrest him on...
MOUNT VERNON, Indiana - Jurors have convicted a southwestern Indiana man of slashing sheriff's deputy who was trying to arrest him on a warrant from Kentucky.
View ArticleHotel furniture maker Kimball Hospitality plans expansion of southern Indiana...
JASPER, Indiana - Hotel furniture maker Kimball Hospitality is planning an expansion of its southern Indiana operations.
View ArticleNational report finds Indiana average in preparedness for various disasters
INDIANAPOLIS - Deadly disease outbreaks, vaccination shortages and massive tornadoes are all scary thoughts. The question is: Is Indiana prepared for them?
View ArticleIndiana University student in NY with Red Cross helping Superstorm Sandy...
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - During her time helping victims of Superstorm Sandy in Manhattan as an AmeriCorps volunteer with the Monroe County Chapter of the American Red Cross, Indiana University student...
View ArticleOwner decides to close neighborhood drugstore in Anderson that 1st opened 80...
ANDERSON, Indiana - Times have changed since Howard Gwinn opened his drugstore at Fifth Street and Madison Avenue.
View ArticleCentral Indiana school bus driver might have exposed students to whooping cough
GREENWOOD, Indiana - A school bus driver for a suburban Indianapolis district has undergone tests to determine whether he possibly exposed students to whooping cough, according to a county health...
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