SW Ind. judge rules public can't access cause of death rulings listed in...
EVANSVILLE, Indiana - A southwestern Indiana judge has ruled that local health officials do not have to provide cause of death records to the general public.
View ArticleNW Ind. house fire kills several champion show dogs while owner was away
GARY, Indiana - A northwestern Indiana woman says a house fire that killed several champion show dogs has left her daughter devastated.
View ArticleIndiana woodcarver club brings chunks of wood to new life as art
FRANKLIN, Indiana - With each pass of the knife, more and more detail emerged out of the piece of basswood.
View ArticleInd. grandfather desperate for kidney transplant so he can see only...
MISHAWAKA, Indiana - Jerry Graf was thrilled to celebrate the first birthday of his only grandchild, Adelynn, last week.
View ArticleStudents at southern Indiana high school learn how to defuse everyday tensions
ELIZABETH, Indiana - The South Harrison high school students lounged in padded chairs, munching Goldfish crackers and sharing their innermost gripes about the world they encounter every day in school.
View ArticleStraight-line winds, not tornado, blamed for storm damage in southwestern...
INDIANAPOLIS - The National Weather Service is blaming straight-line winds and not a tornado for damaging several homes and other buildings in southwestern Indiana.
View ArticlePence says his private meeting with Ind.'s Democratic schools chief was 'good'
INDIANAPOLIS - Republican Gov. Mike Pence says his private meeting with the state's new Democratic state schools chief went well and they share some common education goals.
View ArticleHouse lawmakers delay hearing on bill that would place limits on specialty...
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana House Transportation Committee has delayed a hearing on a bill that would place new limits on specialty license plates.
View ArticleWeather Service says small tornado with winds up to 80 mph hit S. Indiana town
ELIZABETH, Indiana - The National Weather Service says a small tornado touched down overnight in a small southern Indiana town near the Ohio River.
View ArticleExperts: Ind. bill to replace overturned sex offender Facebook ban still...
INDIANAPOLIS - Lawmakers working to rewrite an overturned Indiana law that banned sex offenders from social networking sites could still have trouble passing constitutional muster.
View ArticleIndiana man dies of injuries caused by tornado strike during deadly storms...
HOLTON, Indiana - A southeastern Indiana man who was critically injured in last March's deadly tornado outbreak has died from complications of his injuries.
View ArticleFeds: Ind. woman embezzled $200K from church while working as its accountant
MUNCIE, Indiana - A central Indiana woman faces federal charges alleging that she embezzled nearly $200,000 from a church while working as its accountant and used the money for vacations, clothing and...
View ArticleConcerns about debt force students to rethink how they will earn a college...
WHITELAND, Indiana - A Whiteland senior is hoping to graduate from college without any student loan debt.
View ArticlePalliative care team helps patients gain feeling of control as they battle...
ANDERSON, Indiana - Don Johnson was in and out of the hospital for pneumonia so many times, the doctors knew him by name.
View ArticleMurder trial of Ind. parents charged in baby's starvation death scheduled to...
RICHMOND, Indiana - The murder trial of an eastern Indiana couple charged in their infant son's starvation death is set to begin next week.
View ArticleIndiana man accused of offering co-worker $15K to kill his estranged wife
NOBLESVILLE, Indiana - A suburban Indianapolis man in the midst of a divorce and facing mounting debts allegedly offered a co-worker $15,000 to kill his estranged wife, telling him "I'm free" once...
View ArticleInd. public defender fired after accused of trading legal services for sex...
INDIANAPOLIS - A public defender in Indianapolis has been fired for allegedly trying to trade legal services for sex with a prostitute.
View ArticleInd. glass factory faces $230K in new safety fines, boosting its fines in...
SHELBYVILLE, Indiana - A central Indiana glass factory hit last year by a record $453,000 fine after a worker was fatally crushed in machinery is facing another big workplace safety fine.
View ArticleState Department: Fort Wayne may see biggest influx of Burmese refugees since...
FORT WAYNE, Indiana - The Fort Wayne area could see more than three times as many refugees arrive from the Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar this year than last, the northeastern Indiana city's...
View ArticleGov. Pence joins expansion announcement at southwestern Indiana auto parts...
PRINCETON, Indiana - Gov. Mike Pence joined executives with an auto parts company at their announcement of plans to expand a southwestern Indiana plant.
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