LaGrange Co. Democrats study options after coroner candidate dies 3 weeks...
LAGRANGE, Ind. - Democrats in northeastern Indiana's LaGrange County are studying their options after their candidate for coroner died three weeks before Election Day.
View ArticleIndiana commission keeps Senate debate open despite large UAW presence, adds...
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana Debate Commission is keeping Tuesday's Senate debate open after union members obtained 300 of the 500 available tickets.
View ArticleInd. officials unsure if threat against dogs is real or hoax, but urge...
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Animal control officials in Fort Wayne are cautioning pet owners to be extra vigilant with their dogs and cats on Halloween night after a posting on the Internet designated Oct. 31...
View ArticleHigh demand, low supply pushing up farmland prices in Indiana despite...
CONNERSVILLE, Ind. - Low interest rates and a limited supply are driving up prices for Indiana farmland.
View ArticleLugar campaigns for AG Zoeller, stays out of Senate battle
INDIANAPOLIS - U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar may not be campaigning for either man looking to replace him in the Senate, but he is still supporting at least one other Hoosier Republican.
View ArticlePedestrian bridge over northwestern Indiana lake, connecting Hammond and...
HAMMOND, Ind. - A new pedestrian bridge over a northwestern Indiana lake and connecting Hammond and Whiting is winning recognition.
View Article2 plead guilty to allowing dozens of cats to overrun, damage 2 Fort Wayne...
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - A man and woman have pleaded guilty to allowing dozens of cats to overrun two houses they rented in Fort Wayne and cause thousands of dollars in damage.
View ArticleNorthern Indiana town celebrates survival of all residents from strong...
NAPPANEE, Ind. - Residents of a small northern Indiana city celebrated a strong tornado that tore through it five years ago for the simple reason that no one was killed.
View ArticleAudience gives Indianapolis symphony long ovation on return to stage after...
INDIANAPOLIS - Audience members gave Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra musicians a five-minute standing ovation as they returned to its concert hall stage for the first time after a six-week contract...
View ArticleLast-minute college graduation ceremony fulfills final wish of dying Kokomo...
KOKOMO, Ind. - Cathy Archer clung to life just long enough to fulfill a lifelong dream.
View ArticleOrganizers expect more than 5,000 cyclists for annual Hilly Hundred ride in...
ELLETTSVILLE, Ind. - Thousands of bicyclists are expected on southern Indiana roads this weekend for the 45th annual Hilly Hundred.
View ArticleIU Art Museum hopes to expand use of LED lights to save energy, help preserve...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - A spectacular collection of original oil paintings by emeritus Indiana University art professor Barry Gealt is on display in the IU Art Museum's Special Exhibitions Gallery, along...
View ArticleConcert of Japanese music to mark 20-year Rose-Hulman partnership with...
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - A musical metaphor for memories breathed about Hatfield Hall Thursday as performers prepared for the weekend.
View ArticleBurned kitten whose story sparked concern finds new home with Fort Wayne woman
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - On Wednesday, Lynne Ticen of Fort Wayne got a call at work notifying her she'd won the lottery.
View ArticleHusband of slain Indianapolis apartment manager upset gunman buried in Mich....
INDIANAPOLIS - The husband of an Indianapolis apartment complex manager killed by a gunman is upset that the Army veteran was buried at a military cemetery in Michigan.
View ArticleInd. confirms 1 new fungal meningitis case, bringing state total to 35; death...
INDIANAPOLIS - The number of fungal meningitis cases linked to injections of a recalled back pain medication has risen to 35 in Indiana.
View ArticleEx-Indiana Gov. Whitcomb says he's selling rustic Ohio River land to state...
ROME, Ind. - Former Indiana Gov. Edgar Whitcomb says he's selling his rustic land overlooking the Ohio River to the state because he wants the public to enjoy the site.
View ArticleSchool bus overturns in central Indiana field, injuring at least 4 students
COLFAX, Ind. - A school bus loaded with children veered off a wet road in central Indiana on Friday and overturned in a farm field, injuring at least four children, authorities said.
View ArticleFaced with lawsuit, Indiana school district ends student lunch visits from...
INDIANAPOLIS - A northeastern Indiana public school district said Friday it will no longer allow a local youth minister to address students during their lunch hour, announcing its new policy less than...
View ArticleIndiana's unemployment drops to 8.2 percent in September again after ticking...
INDIANAPOLIS - The state Department of Workforce Development says Indiana's unemployment rate was 8.2 percent in September, the first drop in in five months even though the state lost 6,000...
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