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Before Prom, Students Must Pass Breathalyzer Test
(WHITING) - Before students are allowed to enter the Whiting High School prom on Friday, they’ll have to pass a breathalyzer test to see if they have been drinking.
Attorney Killed In Auto Collision
(MERRILLVILLE) - A well-known Northwest Indiana defense attorney and three others were killed in a three-vehicle crash at a Merrillville intersection.
Exhumed Remains To Be Tested For DNA Identification
(NEW ALBANY) - It’s been 13 years, but officials are hoping the remains exhumed from a Southern Indiana grave this week will be finally identified.
Geist Residents And State Scientists Discuss Algae
(GEIST) - Residents concerned with the blue- green algae that turned up in Geist reservoir last summer met Tuesday with lawmakers, representatives of state agencies and scientists to discuss the problem.
Hoosiers Observe Tenth Annual Holocaust Memorial
(STATEHOUSE) - Politicians, dignitaries and school children from around the state observed the tenth annual holocaust memorial at the Statehouse.
Tourism Groups Should Merge, Says Batistatos
(MERRILLVILLE) - The president and chief executive officer of the Lake County Convention and Visitors Bureau says merging tourism groups in Northwest Indiana would benefit the region.
Ballard: Police Still Investigating Teller Shooting
(INDIANAPOLIS) - It’s been a week since a pregnant teller was shot during an Indianapolis bank robbery and metro police are still no closer to finding the shooter.
Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Voter ID Law
(UNDATED) - The US Supreme Court has upheld Indiana’s law requiring voters to show photo ID. A 6-3 Supreme Court says showing a photo ID is a minimal burden that’s outweighed by the interest in ensuring a fair election.
Ball State Students Develop Communications Protocol For IDHS
(MUNCIE) - The Indiana Department of Homeland Security has a new crisis communications protocol developed by students at Ball State University.
Statehouse Hosts Memorial For Hoosiers Killed On The Job
(STATEHOUSE) - The laying of carnations and the reading of names marked the annual Workers’ Memorial Day service at the statehouse.
Voting Officials Expect Record Turnout In Indiana Primary
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana’s primary is likely to follow other states in shattering turnout records.
RCA Dome Demolition Schedule Set
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indiana Stadium and Convention Building Authority announces detailed plans for demolishing the RCA Dome to make room for an expansion of the Indiana Convention Center.
Stimulus Checks Already En Route
(UNDATED) - Uncle Sam is sending out special economic stimulus payments early. People who use direct deposit will be among the first to receive the payments starting Monday.
Obama, Clinton Fight In Indiana Boon For Tourism Industry
(UNDATED) - As the two Democratic presidential hopefuls bombard Indiana with visits, tourism officials are reaping the benefits of the exposure.
Indy Clinic Only Center In World To Perform Lung/Pancreas Transplants
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Clarian Transplant in Indianapolis says it has the highest volume pancreas transplant program in the nation.
After Exhausting Hearing, Judge Denies Bond For McFarland
(RICHMOND) - A Wayne County judge is keeping a 23-year-old Cambridge City man in jail until his trial later this year in connection with the death of his 19-year-old girlfriend.
Apartment Fire Claims Young Boy
(ALEXANDRIA) - An apartment fire claimed the life of a 2-year-old boy in Madison County Sunday.
Police: Teller Shooter Still In Marion County
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis police are certain the man who robbed the eastside Huntington Bank and shot the pregnant teller is still here in Marion County.
Commission Will Oversee Courthouse Preservations
(FARMLAND) - Indiana now has a courthouse preservation advisory commission.
Abandoned Buildings Destroyed By Fire
(EVANSVILLE) - A suspicious fire on the eastside of Evansville looked worse that it was.
Opponents Of Megadairy Meet With Commissioners
(LIBERTY) - Opponents of a megadairy planned for a farm in northern Union County will meet with the county commissioners on Monday.
Former Bank Teller Pleads To Embezzling Charges
(NEW ALBANY) - 50-year-old Patricia Sherman faces eight years in federal prison after pleading guilty to embezzling $7 million from a New Albany credit union.
Ferdinand Post Office Honors Fallen Vietnam Solider
(FERDINAND) - The post office at Ferdinand will be renamed Monday in honor of the Dubois County community’s only resident killed in the Vietnam War.
Police: Another False Lead In Bank Teller Shooting
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis Metro Police got another false lead in the eastside bank robbery where the pregnant teller was shot, but arrested the man on other charges.
Details Emerging In Indy Mass Murder Trial
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The trial for two men accused in Indy’s biggest mass murder in nearly 30 years won’t be held till next year, but that doesn’t’ mean there aren’t developments.
Indy Sees Birth Of Two Babby Falcons
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Two eggs in the peregrine falcon nest in downtown Indianapolis hatched this morning and two others could soon hatch.
Vehicle Found In Indy With $1 Million Worth Of Pot
(INDIANAPOLIS) - In another instance of, “If you’re driving a stolen car with drugs in it, obeying traffic laws is to your advantage,” state police in Indianapolis attempted to stop a vehicle last night for a traffic violation since it didn’t have headlights on and, when their lights came on, the vehicle took off.
Company Involved In Fraud Suit Awarded I-69 Contract
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A company that agreed in December to pay $8 million to settle fraud claims has won a state contract to pave the first section of the Interstate 69 extension to Evansville.
Some Communities May Need To Float Loans Due To Late Taxes
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Some local governments may have to take out loans to make up for tax money that will be delayed due to late property tax bills.
Hoosiers "Tax Free" As Of April 17th
(UNDATED) - Wednesday was tax freedom day for many Americans. It means if Americans had saved every penny they’ve made since January 1st, they would have just accumulated enough money to pay off federal, state and local taxes on Wednesday.
Noblesville Man Rung Up On Fraud Charges
(NOBLESVILLE) - A Noblesville man is accused of stealing money dedicated to the annual cleanup of the White River corridor.
Indiana Receives Grant To Promote Preventative Care
(UNDATED) - The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s office of Medicaid policy and planning has received a $1.6 million grant from the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services.
First Multi-Ethic Conference Meets In Indy
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The faces of Indiana’s ethnic groups faced each other to acknowledge each other’s existence and talk about how to make the state more aware of its ethnic diversity.
Deputy Recovering After Being Hit With Buckshot
(NEW WASHINGTON) - A Clark County Sheriff’s deputy is recovering from a gunshot wound after being shot by a man who later took his own life.
FBI Concerned Over Rise In Bank Robberies
(UNDATED) - FBI agents in Indiana are very concerned about a recent spike in bank robberies across the state.
STP Returns To Indy - No, Not The Gas Additive
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The first Stone Temple Pilots concert tour in almost eight years will include a performance at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 23rd, two days before the Indianapolis 500.
Floyd County Deputy Returning For Duty After Sniping Incident
(NEW ALBANY) - A Floyd County Sheriff’s deputy wounded last year by a teenage sniper is preparing to return to duty.
Evansville Getting Visit From Japanese Sister City
(EVANSVILLE) - A delegation from Evansville’s sister city…Tochigi, Japan arrives in town today for a three-day visit.
Purdue, CDC Developing Bird Flu Vaccine
(WEST LAFAYETTE) - A new vaccine under development may provide protection against highly pathogenic bird flu and its evolving forms.
PETA Protesting Eli Lilly Animal Testing
(INDIANAPOLIS) - PETA is protesting animal testing at Eli Lilly.
Agenda Set For April NLCS Board Meeting
(BEDFORD) - The North Lawrence Community Schools board have announced the agenda for their meeting which is to take place Thursday evening.
Free Shredding Offered For Identity Theft Awareness Week
(UNDATED) - It is now Crimestoppers Identity Theft Awareness Week.
Truckers Rally In Indy, Say Gas Prices Driving Them Under
(STATEHOUSE) - Truckers from all over Indiana are fed up with diesel prices, so they made a convoy to the state capital.
Personal Info Of 700,000 Hoosiers Stolen
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Social Security numbers of more than 700,000 Hoosiers are now in criminal hands after thieves stole a computer server from an Indianapolis dept-collection bureau.
Breast Cancer Walk In Indy
(INDIANAPOLIS) - More than 40,000 Hoosiers whose lives have been touched by breast cancer are gathering at IUPUI this morning for the annual race for the cure.
Chairs Rock For Legacy House
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Monument Circle in Downtown Indianapolis looked more like the front porch at Cracker Barrel with dozens of folks in rocking chairs eating their lunch in the sunshine during the 7th annual Rock-A-Thon For Legacy House.
Porter County CO2 Emissions Rank High On U.S. Scale
(WEST LAFAYETTE) - Porter County has the 13th-highest carbon-dioxide emissions in the U.S. That’s according to a computerized CO2 map developed at Purdue.
"In God We Trust" License Plates Constitutional, Judge Says Yes
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The constitutionality of the BMV’s “In God We Trust” license plates has been upheld by a Marion superior court judge.
Night Sky Disturbance Claimed By National Guard
(FORT WAYNE) - The Indiana National Guard is taking responsibility for the recent nighttime disturbances in the Logansport and Kokomo areas.
Bathroom Stall Message Forces School To Raise Security Level
(MISHAWAKA) - Penn High School is increasing security Friday because of a threat found in a boys restroom stall.
Charges Dropped Against Two Men Accused Of Killing Canidates Son
(CROWN POINT) - Prosecutors are dismissing criminal charges against a former East Chicago council candidate and his father in a shootout last year that left the candidate’s 7-year-old son dead.
Observers Ask, UFO Or Meteor Shower?
(KOKOMO) - A strange night north of Indianapolis. Residents in Howard and Tipton counties report hearing a loud explosion, sending police and firefighters scrambling.
Man Convicted In 1989 Indy Killing Gets Life
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A man convicted of murdering an 18-year-old Indianapolis woman nearly 19 years ago will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for the crime.
Advocacy Group Says Higher Co-Pays Can Put Screws To Seniors
(UNDATED)- People are starting to get sticker-shock at the pharmacy, as some health insurance companies are changing the way some prescriptions are priced.
Women's Prison To Allow Pregnant Inmates To Stay With Babies
(INDIANAPOLIS)- Pregnant inmates in the Indiana women’s prison can now live with their babies.
Brownsburg Kids Make Preparedness Kits For Salvation Army
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A group of Brownsburg fifth-graders are spending the day at the Eagle Creek Salvation Army, making emergency preparedness kits for disaster victims and bundles for first responders.
Kokomo Police Seeking Help In Solving Murder
(KOKOMO) - Police are pleading for help in solving the murder of a Kokomo woman 11 days ago.
Marion County Law Enforcement Cracking Down On Certain Intersections
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Quite a few drivers on Indy’s near west side saw flashing lights in their rearview mirrors this morning after speeding, running a red light or showing signs of road rage.
Correctional Officer Arrested On Drug Charges
(PENDLETON) - State police from the Pendleton District have arrested a correctional officer from the Pendleton Correctional Facility on drug charges.
Guard Sentenced For Sexual Misconduct
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A guard at the Indianapolis Juvenile Correctional Facility will spend six-months on work release for allowing a 16 year-old inmate to perform oral sex on him.
Janitors March To Negotiating Table
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapiolis janitors are back at the bargaining table talking about economic issues. They’re negotiating for better wages and affordable health care with the city’s largest cleaning companies.
Noblesville Businesses Plagued By Robberies
(NOBLESVILLE) - A handful of Noblesville businesses are assessing damages, following a series of overnight burglaries. At least eight businesses in a one-block area got robbed.
Despite Wet Weather, Farmers Seek Other Planting Options
(UNDATED) - Much of Indiana is still reeling from months of heavy rain. The weather has warmed up and now farmers are facing some challenges when it comes to planting.
Mail Fraud Thief Gets 6 Years Behind Bars
(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Indianapolis man who stole bank statements from mailboxes to fuel a fraud scheme has been sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison.
Terre Haute To Develop 800 Acre Park
(TERRE HAUTE) - Vigo County will soon begin work on a new 800-acre park.
Prison Guard Faces Drug Charges
(PENDLETON)- A guard at Pendleton prison is under arrest and suspended from work after police say they found pot in her car and more of it in her home.
Charges Dropped Against Terre Haute Firefighter
(TERRE HAUTE) - The Vigo County prosecutor’s office says charges have been dropped against a Terre Haute firefighter.
Hoosier Family Organization Receives Praise At Ceremony
(UNDATED) - A voluntary home visitation program is being praised by state leaders for promoting healthy families and preventing child abuse.
Anderson Woman Living At The Animal Shelter She Seeks To Save
(ANDERSON) - An Anderson woman is living among the homeless animals of Madison County in hopes of saving the place that has saved thousands of lives.
Arizona Prisoners Drive Into The Sunset
(NEW CASTLE) - Some Arizona prisoners who’ve been involved in at least two disturbances at Indiana’s New Castle Correctional Facility are returning west.
Mother Calling For Police Officers Firing
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The mother of a teen kicked in the head at last summer’s Indiana Black Expo is demanding action - she and community leaders want the police officer responsible fired.
New Lottery Scam Plaguing Elderly Hoosiers
(NEW ALBANY) - The letter said Jesse Mooneyhan had won a lottery. All he had to do was mail a check for $3,000 to global financial security and trust to cover taxes and the company in return would mail him a check for $125,000.
Major Road Construction Begins In Evansville
(EVANSVILLE) - Be patient if you’re traveling to Evansville on Monday. That’s when several road construction projects will cause delays on some of Evansville’s busiest thoroughfares.
Police Lieutenant Suspended After Breaking City Code
(ELWOOD) - Elwood Police Lieutenant Sherry Wright was put on unpaid suspension Saturday after an investigation into the department’s handling of events the day Robert Lamberson was released.
Tourism Dept. Hopes Hoosiers Explore Indiana Since Gas So Expensive
(UNDATED) - With the price of gas, state tourism officials are hoping Hoosiers will look to home for summer vacations and getaways.
Indy Zoo Loses 11-Year-Old Polar Bear
(INDIANAPOLIS) - An eleven-year-old polar bear named “Triton” has died at the Indianapolis Zoo.
Fox: Illegal Immigration Problem Is Two-Way Street
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Former Mexican President Vincente Fox made a stop in Indianapolis Thursday to talk about globalization.
Men Rob Bank During Obama Campaign Visit
(GARY) - Gary police say two men robbed a bank during a campaign appearance by Senator Barack Obama at a nearby school Thursday.
Muncie Officer Throws Rocks At Car Windows, Attempts Break In Of Apartment
(MUNCIE) - A Muncie police officer is accused of vandalism and criminal mischief.
Accused Murderer Faces Bond Judge Friday
(RICHMOND) - A 23-year-old Wayne County man could learn later today if he will be free on bond while he waits trial for allegedly killing his teenage girlfriend.
Mother Of Two Begins Work On Habitat Home
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Habitat For Humanity has built homes all across the country, including a new one on Indianapolis’ East Side.
After Long, Drawn-Out Chase, Texas Man Caught In Indy
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana State Police have a Texas man in custody after chasing him through several counties in Central Indiana.
Lugar: Entire Class Of Soviet Ballistic Missile Dismantled
(PERM, RUSSIA) - Indiana Senator Richard Lugar says Russia has completed the destruction of an entire class of ballistic missile.
US Congress Considering Making Property Tax Deductible
(UNDATED) - The state has already approved a property-tax relief package. Now Congress may get into the act.
Troopers Hunting For Driver That Put 5-Year-Old In Coma
(CARLISLE) - State police in the Terre Haute District are asking Hoosiers statewide for help with finding the drive responsible for putting a 5-year-old child in a coma.
Former ATA Employee Asks For 60 Days Pay, Benefits
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A fired ATA Airlines office worker is asking a federal bankruptcy judge to order the company to provide 60 days worth of pay and benefits for all idled employees.
Voter Registration Deputy Hits Reporter, Faces Charges
(MUNCIE) - A Republican voter registration deputy faces battery charges.
90 Year Old Woman Crashes Caddy Through Indy McDonald's
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A 90-year-old woman crashed her Cadillac into an Indianapolis McDonald’s restaurant Wednesday evening.
Indy Mayor Gives First State Of The City Address
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard gave his vision for the city in his first state of the city address at union station.
Four Men Arrested Following Fraud Scheme
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Four men are in custody and two others are being sought in connection with a massive mortgage fraud scheme.
Police Searching For Hit And Run Driver
(CARLISLE) - Police are looking for a car that did not stop after hitting and critically injuring a 5-year-old boy as he rode on his tricycle near his Southwest Indiana home.
Nurse To Serve Probation After Biting Autistic Boy
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Anne McGlorthon will serve six months home detention, one year probation and 120 days of community service for biting an autistic boy during a blood test last September.
Oprah's Angel Talks Hunger In Indianapolis
(INDIANAPOLIS) - One of “Oprah’s Angels” made a stop in Indianapolis to talk about the hunger crisis in America.
Police Increase Patrols Following Threatening Student Text Messages
(FORT WAYNE) - Police are bumping up patrols outside Fort Wayne middle and high schools after some students received text messages Sunday warning of violence.
Northwest Indiana Vets Prefer Fort Wayne Hospital
(AUBURN) - Veterans meeting in Northeast Indiana say they prefer to travel to Fort Wayne for treatment at the VA hospital there.
Work Zone Deaths Down, Enforcement Up
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Injuries in Indiana work zones have gone down for three straight years, and the state hopes to make it four.
Firefighters' Convention Last Event To Be Held At RCA Dome
(INDIANAPOLIS) - It’s the final event in the RCA Dome and the biggest convention Indianapolis hosts - more than 25,000 firefighters from all over the world are in town this week.
Watchdog Group Says Not Having Health Coverage Can Be "Killer"
(UNDATED) - No health insurance can be a killer. That’s the message from a new report from healthcare watchdog group Families USA.
Watchdog Group Says Not Having Health Coverage Can Be "Killer
(UNDATED) - No health insurance can be a killer. That’s the message from a new report from healthcare watchdog group Families USA.
Officers Still Hunting For Branchville Escapees
(BRANCHVILLE) - Authorities are looking for two men who escaped from the Branchville Correctional Facility in Southern Indiana Friday night.
Threatening Letters Reveal Harassment
(FORT WAYNE) - A Fort Wayne man who admitted to writing profanity-filled letters to a woman and threatening to kill her has been sentenced to five years in prison.
Man Pleads To Killing Mother, Attempted Murder Of Son
(CROWN POINT) - A Merrillville man could spend up to 85 years in prison after pleading guilty to the murder of a Gary woman and the attempted murder of her son.
Female Teen Inmates Accuse Officer Of Sexual Misconduct
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Two female inmates from the juvenile correctional facility in Indianapolis are accusing a guard of sexual misconduct.
Businessmen Teaming Up To Help Hungry Hoosier Kids
(UNDATED) - Hoosier kids are poorer and hungrier than ever before.
Indy One Of Ten Cities Supporting Cancer Survivors
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis and nine other cities have launched a new program to help cancer survivors cope with success.
More Than 1,000 Show Up To See "1:47"
(RICHMOND) - More than 1,000 people saw the new documentary on the April 6th, 1968 double explosions in downtown Richmond titled “1:47” over the weekend at its black-tie premiere and three showings to the public at Indiana University East.
Rising Sun Dedicating Bell Tower To US Troops
(RISING SUN) - The small Southeastern Indiana community of Rising Sun is honoring our veterans with a massive tribute bell tower.
Montgomery County Man Gets Fourth Continuance In Accident Trial
(CRAWFORDSVILLE) - The jury trial of a man accused of causing a car crash that killed his brother has been continued for a fourth time.
Hunting And Fishing Numbers Dwindling, According To Survey
(MUNCIE) - Indiana residents are taking a more hands-off approach to nature, which has sportsmen fearing for the future of conservation efforts, such as acquisition of new fish and wildlife areas.
Wabash Football Team Gets Big Screen Mention
(WABASH) - Wabash has made the big screen. Well, at least a reference to Wabash has.
Additional Wind Energy Plants In Development
(LAFAYETTE) - Three more locations near Lafayette could Join benton County in producing electricity from the wind that blows across rural land.
"Trash Bash" Cleans Up Hoosier Highways
(UNDATED) - Warmer weather means it is time for spring cleaning in the Hoosier state — and Indiana’s highways are no exception.
Woman Dies In Car-Buggy Collision
(LA GRANGE) - A Lagrange County woman died Friday night when her buggy collided with a car in Southeast Lagrange, according to the Indiana State Police.
South Bend Inmates On The Loose
(SOUTH BEND) - Two inmates are on the loose after escaping from a correctional facility near South Bend.
Indianapolis Ice Hockey Players Caught Stealing
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Two Indiana Ice players were arrested Thursday, both charged with felony theft.
Another Airliner Closes Its Doors
(UNDATED) - Skybus Airlines ceased operations nationwide Friday night after the low cost carrier declared bankruptcy.
Report: Federal Health Funding Lacking For Hoosier State
(WASHINGTON) - Indiana ranks 49th out of 50 states in federal funding for certain health programs, according to Trust For America’s Health.
Mother Failed To Report Abuse, Faces Jail Time
(LAFAYETTE) - A 29-year-old Lafayette mother may go to jail for three years for failing to report welts and serious burns her husband inflicted on her 6-year-old daughter.
Airport Installing Floor Sinks For Muslim Workers
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Airport officials at Indianapolis International Airport confirmed plans to install floor sinks in two restrooms for Muslim taxi drivers.
Black Caucus Remembers MLK
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus marked the 40th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination by hosting an event next to the Indianapolis park named in his honor.
Group Offers Hotline For Parents Needing A "Time Out"
(UNDATED) - Indiana is reviving a toll-free line for stressed-out parents to call before taking their frustrations out on their children.
ATA Employees Stunned By Announcement
(INDIANAPOLIS) - ATA workers are stunned by news of the airline’s bankruptcy.
U-Indy Researcher May Have Unearthed Century-Old Serial Killer
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A University of Indianapolis researcher is making international headlines with her investigation of a century-old serial killer case in LaPorte County.
Indy-Based ATA Files Bankruptcy
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis-based ATA Airlines has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. Operations were discontinued this morning.
State Taking Bids For I-69 Extension Work
(PRINCETON) - The state has opened the bidding on a contract to build the first section on the long-planned I-69 extension between Evansville and Indianapolis.
Tired Pilot Linked To Deadly Plane Crash
(DES MOINES, IOWA) - A federal report claims a pilot was tired before flying a plane that crashed in Indiana in November 2006, killing five people.
State Police To Motorists: Move Over
(UNDATED) - Move over. That’s the message state police want to get out to motorists this month.
Gunman May Have Called 911 After Shooting Wife, Child
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A gunman may have dialed 911 Tuesday after allegedly shooting his daughter and wife to death on Indianapolis’ southwest side.
Mother Will Spend Remainder Of Life In Prison
(LAFAYETTE) - The state supreme court has ruled that a Lafayette woman who pleaded guilty in the death of her stepdaughter should spend the rest of her life in prison.
Indy Police Investigating Murder-Suicide
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide.
Man's Vehicle Crushed By Semi
(LEBANON) - An Indianapolis man is dead after his car was squashed by a semi on I-65.
Hydrologist: Eighth Wettest March In History
(INDIANAPOLIS) - If you think a lot of rain fell in March, you’re right.
Only 16 Show Up For Statehouse Environmental Rally
(INDIANAPOLIS) - What was billed as a big environmental rally at the statehouse ended up more of an April Fools’ bellyflop.
Airport Construction Workers Injured In Fall
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Two construction workers at the Indianapolis Midfield Airport terminal have been injured, at least one seriously.
Libraries Now Offering BMV Services
(UNDATED) - Libraries across the state are offering BMV services.
Several People Robbed, One Shot, At Indy Starbucks
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Several people were robbed at an Indianapolis Starbuck’s Monday night.
Fort Wayne Police Investigating Double Murder
(FORT WAYNE) - Authorities in Fort Wayne are investigating the double murder of two women.
Lafayette Offering Tours Of Foreclosed Homes To Buyers
(LAFAYETTE) - A three-hour bus tour in Lafayette is offering potential investors and home buyers a chance to see foreclosed properties in a short amount of time.
Trustee To Run Aztar Riverboat In Evansville
(EVANSVILLE) - The Indiana Gaming Commission has brought in a trustee to run the Aztar Riverboat Casino in Evansville until the current owner can sell it.
Anderson Animal Shelter Leader Resigns After Euthanasia Flap
(ANDERSON ) - There’s been a shake-up in management at the Madison County Animal Shelter.
DCS: Child Abuse, Neglect Deaths Down
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Thirty-six Hoosier children died from abuse or neglect last fiscal year. The death toll is down about 1/3 from 2006, when the state reported 53 deaths.
Climate Change Protests In Indy, Evansville Today
(UNDATED) - Protests are planned in Indiana and over 100 locations throughout the US, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand Tuesday for an international day of action focused on climate change and energy issues.
Indy Celebrating 40th Anniversary Of RFK Speech
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The widow of Robert Kennedy will attend ceremonies in Indianapolis commemorating RFK’s speech following the assassination of Martin Luther King.
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