Fire chief: man told 911 he had to save daughters, but all 3 perish in...
ATTICA, Indiana - A fire chief says a western Indiana man told a 911 operator he had to try to save his young daughters before a fire in their home claimed the lives of all three.
View ArticleJailer who coaxed inmates to strip takes plea deal
MARTINSVILLE, Indiana - A former central Indiana jail officer accused of coaxing female inmates into stripping for him in return for favors has pleaded guilty to one count of official misconduct in a...
View ArticleCasino Aztar changing name to Tropicana Evansville in June to reflect 2010...
EVANSVILLE, Indiana - Evansville's Casino Aztar says it's changing its name to Tropicana Evansville in June.
View ArticleIndiana Senate approves Medicaid expansion
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana Senate voted Tuesday to expand Medicaid using a state-run program, as lawmakers and Gov. Mike Pence continue negotiating how the state should cover an estimated 400,000...
View Article6 Ind. airports could see control towers close if federal budget cuts take...
GARY, Indiana - The Federal Aviation Administration says control towers at airports in Gary, Muncie, Bloomington, Terre Haute, Columbus and West Lafayette could close if federal budget cuts take...
View ArticleNew US Missile Defense Agency chief to speak at Purdue on Tuesday, review...
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana - A Navy admiral who recently took over the Pentagon's U.S. Missile Defense Agency will give a talk at Purdue University next week.
View ArticlePence set to sign bill delaying new calculations for farmland property taxes
INDIANAPOLIS - New calculations for property taxes on Indiana farmland will be delayed for a year under legislation that Gov. Mike Pence is set to sign in law.
View ArticleDeadlines approaching for federal drought aid
INDIANAPOLIS - The U.S. Small Business Administration is reminding small businesses, agricultural cooperatives and private, nonprofit organizations in Indiana that deadlines are approaching to file...
View ArticleInd. man, 20, convicted of murder in 2011 shooting of his ex-girlfriend
VALPARAISO, Indiana - A northern Indiana jury has convicted a man in his ex-girlfriend's fatal shooting following a nearly monthlong trial.
View ArticleS. Ind. man allegedly attacked police, DCS worker
JEFFERSONVILLE, Indiana - A southern Indiana man faces battery charges after he allegedly assaulted two police officers and a child services worker who was holding his infant.
View ArticleS. Ind. man gets 6 years in prison after pleading guilty in school...
PRINCETON, Indiana - A former custodian at a southern Indiana school has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to making methamphetamine inside a school.
View ArticleInd. woman sentenced for attacking husband with shards of shattered plate
HARTFORD CITY, Indiana - A central Indiana woman has been sentenced to time served after pleading guilty to smashing a ceramic plate over her husband's head and stabbing him with the broken shards.
View ArticleSimulator helps Vincennes police officers train for difficult shooting...
VINCENNES, Indiana - City assistant police chief Terry Johnson, gun ready, slowly proceeds down an abandoned high school hallway, scared students stumble out of nearby classrooms, startlingly banging...
View ArticleIU grants to ensure former surgeon general Koop's legacy of science, courage...
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - When Surgeon General C. Everett Koop sent pamphlets out to every household in the United States in the early 1980s, explaining what the scientific community knew about AIDS and...
View ArticleIndiana auto shredder battles residents' nuisance complaints, works to be...
NEW CARLISLE, Indiana - Do you hear that?
View ArticleTrial of former supermarket chief gives insight into spending, attitudes that...
INDIANAPOLIS - Don Marsh, his recent civil trial showed, was dealing with a lot more than deli orders and fresh baked goods while he ran Marsh Supermarkets.
View ArticleN. Ind. city reaches settlement with former city worker overpaid $10K in...
MISHAWAKA, Indiana - A northern Indiana city that paid $10,000 too much into a former city worker's pension has reached a settlement under which the man will pay back $7,500.
View ArticleNE Ind. Burmese center's mission evolving with refugees' needs, also helping...
FORT WAYNE, Indiana - A northeastern Indiana center that helps refugees from the Asian nation of Myanmar adjust to life in the U.S. is shifting its mission to focus more on education and employment...
View ArticleFriends, family of Attica fire victims organize benefits, fund drives to help...
ATTICA, Indiana - Friends and relatives of a western Indiana man and his two young daughters are raising money and organizing benefits to support the wife and mother of the victims.
View ArticlePence signs his 1st bill into law for 1-year delay on new calculations for...
INDIANAPOLIS - New calculations for property taxes on Indiana farmland will be delayed for another year under a bill that on Wednesday became the first to be signed into law by Gov. Mike Pence.
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