Evansville Bus System Already Burned Through Year's Gas Money

(UNDATED) - A city official in Evansville says the Metropolitan Bus System has already used up its budget for fuel this year.

Indiana National Guard Troops Exposed To Carcinogenic Water?

(UNDATED) - About 140 Indiana National Guard soldiers may have been exposed to a toxic chemical that could cause serious health problems.

Parents Await Trial In Clark County

(EVANSVILLE) - An Evansville mother accused of beating her 3-year-old son to death will likely face trial in late February before a Clark County jury.

120 Months In Prison For Fort Wayne Man

(HAMMOND) - A 24-year-old Fort Wayne man received a sentence of 120 months in prison this week for the federal offense of using the internet to coerce or entice a person under the age of 18 years to engage in sexual activity.

Couple Found Guilty In Daughters Death

(FORT WAYNE) - A guilty verdict has been handed down against a Fort Wayne couple in the death of their infant.

Two Arrested In Murder Of Cheerleader

(MISHAWAKA) - Mishawaka police have arrested two people in connection to a 2006 murder of a high school cheerleader.

Hoosier Seatbelt Use Hits New High

(INDIANAPOLIS) - A new survey indicates that motorists in Indiana are buckling up at a record rate of 91.2%.

Anderson Workers Discover Human Bones

(ANDERSON) - Human bones were discovered Tuesday by workers replacing an underground gas main in downtown Anderson.

Police say the bones were discovered about 3 feet below the surface.

The bones will be taken to Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie to be examined by a forensic pathologist.

RCA Dome Demolition On Schedule

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Contractors say demolition of the RCA Dome and expansion of the Indiana Convention Center is under budget and on schedule.

Foundations Donate To New Child Protection Center

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Competing Indianapolis hospitals are teaming up to help abused and neglected children.

Tax Reform Giving Fire Departments A Headache

(UNDATED) - A little-noticed provision of this year’s massive tax reform law is complicating the plans of some Indiana fire departments.

California Earthquake Reminds Us That It Can Happen Here Too

(BLOOMINGTON) - Indiana University seismologist Michael Hamburger says Tuesday’s earthquake in California was similar to the one that hit Indiana in April.

Hoosiers Among Tops For Volunteering Hours, In The Middle For People

(UNDATED) - A new report shows young Americans are volunteering at record levels. They’re starting their own organizations and connecting through the internet.

Children's Hospital Opens Child Protection Center

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Officials at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at St. Vincent in Indianapolis will today announce the opening of its new child protection center.

Fish Stabbed, Woman Seeks Justice

(BROWNSBURG) - An animal rights group is helping a Brownsburg woman seek justice for the deaths of 13 fish that were stabbed.

Man Identified Following Police Shooting

(SOUTH BEND) - The identity of the man fatally shot by officers after a bank robbery has been identified as 29-year-old Brian Szuflita of Laporte.

Injured Cop Speaks Following Shooting

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis police officer Jason Fishburn who was shot in the head July 10th while chasing a murder suspect, has spoken his first words since he was hospitalized.

Water Damage Repairs Complete At Lucas Oil Stadium

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Contractors are confident they’ve solved the water leakage problem at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Two Teens Held In Gun Store Robbery Investigation

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis police are holding four people in connection to last week’s gun store robbery.

Man Killed In I-65 Motorcycle Accident

(LEBANON) - Boone County authorities believe alcohol was involved in a crash on I-65 outside of Lebanon that killed a Hammond man.

School Bus Inspections Underway

(UNDATED) - School bus inspections are taking place state wide.

Lawrence To Build First Miracle League Field

(LAWRENCE) - The Miracle League of Indianapolis has announced plans to build its first miracle league field in Lawrence at Veteran’s Memorial Park through an agreement with the city of Lawrence.

Rabies Scare At Whitley County 4-H Fair

(COLUMBIA CITY) - Health officials say a bat found biting a feeder calf at the Whitley County 4-H fair has tested positive for rabies.

"Mother" Found Not Guilty In Child's Death

(LAPORTE) - A jury has found a woman not guilty in the death of a newborn baby.

Evansville Attorney Faces DUI Murder Charges

(EVANSVILLE) - An Evansville attorney is scheduled to go on trial September 29th.

Change Of Venue Sought In Evansville Murder Trial

(EVANSVILLE) - A change of venue is being sought for an Evansville woman accused of killing her son.

C.O.P.S. Ride Across Hoosier State

(UNDATED) - The C.O.P.S. (Concerns Of Police Survivors) bike ride is making its way around the state.

Low Income Hoosiers Can Enroll For Health Assistance

(UNDATED) - A back-to-school campaign to get kids signed up for low-cost government insurance this year is branching out to their parents and other adults.

Former Swim Coach Pleads To Child Porn

(UNDATED) - A former swim coach is admitting he secretly videotaped girls undressing in Westfield and Kokomo High School locker rooms.

6.5% Of Hoosier Income Goes Towards Gas

(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - A national environmental lobbying group ranks Indiana the seventh-most vulnerable state to rising gas prices… and 29th in taking action to change that.

DNR Investigate Drowning Of Scottsburg Man

(MADISON) - Indiana DNR officers are investigating the drowning death of a Scottsburg man in Madison, Indiana.

Stewart Foundation Supplies Protective Vests For K-9 Units

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana State Police have teamed up with Columbus NASCAR driver Tony Stewart to help get state police K-9 units protective vests.

Names Released In Indy Murder Case

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The names of those involved in Tuesday’s double-murder/suicide in Indianapolis have been released.

Missing Laptop Returned To ISU Professor

(TERRE HAUTE) - Indiana State University officials say a computer stolen from a professor has been returned — and none of its personal student information was accessed.

Workers Plunge Into Lake Michigan

(HAMMOND) - Eight construction workers tumbled into Lake Michigan early Tuesday when an enclosed walkway came loose as it was being attached to the new Horseshoe Casino in Hammond.

NASCAR Fans Flock To Indy Speedway

(INDIANAPOLIS) - NASCAR fans are arriving in Indy for the 15th running of the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard Sunday. Festivities get underway Friday.

Two Hoosier Girls Make Olympic Team

(UNDATED) - Two Indiana girls are headed to Beijing for a lifetime opportunity to make history.

BMV Says Wait Times Continue To Drop

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles administrators say they’ve made major improvements.

South Bend Street Closed During Bomb Scare

(SOUTH BEND) - A portion of a South Bend street was closed Monday due to a bomb scare.

Man Holds Girlfriend At Gunpoint, Drives Across Country

(EVANSVILLE) - An Evansville man faces charges after allegedly kidnapping and shooting an acquaintance.

Mob Attacks South Bend EMS Workers

(SOUTH BEND) - Some tense moments for South Bend EMS and firefighters.

Ex-Offenders Receive Workforce Assistance

(INDIANAPOLIS)- Helping ex-offenders successfully re-enter the workforce in Marion County is a top priority of Indianapolis city officials.

Teen Killed After Dump Truck Hits Bike

(RUSSIAVILLE) - A 15-year old western high school student was killed while riding his bike Monday afternoon.

Airport Fence Causes False Radar Signals

(TERRE HAUTE) - Terre Haute International Airport has temporarily abandoned its radar system because of a 10-foot security fence that’s causing false radar signals.

Woman Shoots Motorcyclist, Faces Charges

(JEFFERSONVILLE) - A grand jury has indicted a Jeffersonville woman on felony charges over an apparent road-rage shooting.

Tippecanoe County Considering 4-Day Work Weeks

(LAFAYETTE)- Tippecanoe County commissioners are considering a four-day workweek for county offices.

Judge Faces Drunk Driving Charges

(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Allen County judge faces a DWI charge after being arrested late last week.

Three Arrested After Standoff

(SOUTH BEND) - Three people are arrested in an early morning raid in South Bend.

Two Die In Head On Interstate Collision

(ZIONSVILLE) - Two people died in a head-on crash on I-65 over the weekend.

Police: Don't Leave Kids Or Pets Inside Vehicles

(UNDATED) - With high humidity and temperatures in the 90’s, the Indiana State Police have a friendly reminder. Don’t leave your kids or pets in the car even for a short period.

Model T Enthusiasts Could Set World Record

(RICHMOND) - Thousands of model t enthusiasts from around the world will be in Richmond, Indiana this week to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Henry Ford’s ground breaking automobile.

State To Expand Hoosier Safe-T Network

(UNDATED) - Indiana is moving a step closer to enabling police and fire departments from different cities to communicate with each other.

Photographers Shot On Scene Of House Fire

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Two people have been shot at a house fire on the east side of Indianapolis.

"Joker" Calls In Bomb Threat On Batman Screening

(FORT WAYNE) - More than 1,000 Batman fans in Fort Wayne were disappointed after a movie theater was evacuated because of a bomb threat.

Second Tour Of Lucas Oil Stadium Available To Public

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Another public tour of Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis is set.

Lincoln Collection Could Find Home In Hoosier State

(FORT WAYNE) - Indiana is in a group of finalists to become the permanent home of the Lincoln Financial Foundation’s Abraham Lincoln collection.

Amateur And Pro Cyclists Hit The Streets Of Marion

(MARION) - The Marion Classic is two days of amateur, community and professional bicycle races through the streets of Marion.

Riley Facilities To Receive Facelift, Repairs

(UNDATED) - Thousands of kid campers will benefit from a $1.75 million dollar grant to Riley Children’s Foundation from Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Man Could Be Linked To Multiple Murders

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indianapois man accused of critically wounding a police officer and beating a well-liked elderly man to death now faces charges in two other murders.

I-69 Groundbreaking Takes Place Amongst Protest

(EVANSVILLE) - Thousands of supporters of the I-69 extension project cheered Wednesday at the private Evansville celebration of the long-awaited groundbreaking.

West Nile Virus Detected In Madison County

(ANDERSON) - The presence of West Nile Virus has been confirmed in Madison County.

Man Linked To Elwood Man's Death

(ELWOOD) - A second man has been arrested for his alleged role in the murder of an Elwood man.

Health Officials Discuss Flu Outbreak Procedures, Prevention

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Medical professionals from 35 states met in Indianapolis to discuss the ethics of pandemic influenza planning.

After 221 Years, Indiana-Ohio Border Still Challenged

(UNDATED) - Last weekend marked the 221st anniversary of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. It pre-dates the presidency and enabled the territory north of the Ohio River to become thirty-one states, including Indiana.

Protestors Delay Interstate 69 Construction

(PRINCETON) - Authorities say protesters have interrupted the start of construction on the Interstate 69 extension that will link Evansville and Indianapolis.

Man Who Abducted Attorney Appears In Court

(ANDERSON) - A man accused of abducting an Anderson attorney at knifepoint last week made an initial court appearance Monday.

Colts Tickets Sell Like Hotcakes, Gone In 30 Minutes

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Tickets for the grand opening of Lucas Oil Stadium went on sale at 10 Monday morning and were gone within 30 minutes.

State Troopers To Check Hazmat Carriers

(UNDATED) - Commercial vehicles transporting hazardous waste will be inspected this week.

Father, Son, Girlfriend Face Robbery And Murder Charges

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Marion County Prosecutor Carl Brizzi filed charges against Brian Reese, his father Paul Reese and Brian’s girlfriend Lona Bishop for the robbery and murder of Clifford Haddix on July 6th.

ISP Gunning For HAZMAT Truckers Wednesday

(UNDATED) - A heads up to all HAZMAT truckers, better have all your Is dotted and Ts crossed this coming Wednesday.

Terre Haute Man Off Hook For 1984 Murder

(TERRE HAUTE) - A man who was recently charged in the murder of an elderly woman some 24 years ago — was found not guilty late Friday night. Kevin Weeks was accused of the bludgeoning death of 89-year-old Loretta Keith back in 1984.

Lucas Oil Stadium Suffers Additional Weather Damage

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indiana Stadium and Convention Building Authority says two areas of Lucas Oil Stadium were damaged by a thunderstorm over the weekend.

Police Officer Improving Following Shooting

(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Indianapolis police officer is showing signs of improvement after being shot while trying to capture a murder suspect.

Vandals Strike South Bend Church

(SOUTH BEND) - Authorities say vandals struck a South Bend church late Sunday.

Motorcycle Accident Claims Two

(VERSAILLES) - State police say two people were killed Sunday in a crash involving a motorcycle and a car near Versailles.

Cancer "Fight Back Express" Hits Indianapolis

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The “Fight Back Express” is coming to Indiana.

Avon Job Fair Offers More Than 1,700 Jobs

(AVON) - Indiana 4th District Republican Congressman Steve Buyer’s 7th Hoosier Job Fair is really getting put together.

$1,000 Bills Returned To Bank Customer

(MUNSTER) - A woman who deposited two $1,000 bills at a Munster, Indiana, bank later got a call from bank officials asking her to retrieve the money.

Computer Glitch Delays Child Support Payments

(UNDATED) - State officials say they’ve fixed computer problems and have resumed sending out child support payments to custodial parents.

Officer Dragged By Suspect's Car

(BEECH GROVE) - A Beech Grove police officer is recovering from injuries after he was dragged by a car he pulled over for a traffic violation.

Clark Memorial To Be Restored, Closed To Public For A Year

(VINCENNES) - A once-in-a-lifetime restoration project will take place at the George Rogers Clark Memorial in Vincennes.

Mobile Homes Available To Flood Victims

(UNDATED) - FEMA is making mobile homes available to people who need alternate housing while their home is repaired from the recent flood and storm damage.

Officer Shot In Head, Suspect In Custody

(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Indianapolis police officer suffered a devastating gunshot wound to the head while trying to apprehend a suspect in last week’s brutal homicide.

Tax Revenues From Gambling Take First Dive In More Than Decade

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Taxes paid by Indiana’s casinos are down for the first time in more than a decade.

Suit Against Hoosier Lotto Given Class Action Status

(INDIANAPOLIS) - A lawsuit claiming that the Hoosier Lottery misrepresented the odds of winning a scratch-off game and the prizes that were available has been granted class-action status.

12 Murders, 9 Days, 1 City

((INDIANAPOLIS) - More than 50 people have been killed in Indianapolis as a result of homicide so far this year and at least a dozen in the last nine days.

Police Discover Attorney's Missing SUV

(ANDERSON) - Police have found the vehicle of an Anderson attorney who was abducted by his client Monday.

Supreme Court To Listen To Death Penalty Appeal

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indiana Supreme Court will hear oral arguments today in the case of Tommy Pruitt who was sentenced to death in 2003 for the murder of a Morgan County sheriff’s deputy.

Lucas Oil Stadium Sustains Damage In Tuesday Storm

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Lucas Oil Stadium sustained water damage in three areas during Tuesday night’s storm.

Dog Lovers Rally Against "Puppy Mills"

(INDIANAPOLIS) - It’s called the Defend The Dogs Rally Against Puppy Mills.

Franklin To Build Armed Forces Reserve Center

(FRANKLIN) - A new armed forces reserve center will be built in the Franklin area.

"Firefighter For A Day" Teaches Kids Fire Safety

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indianapolis Fire Department is holding its annual “Firefighter For A Day camp” at the Warren Township Government Center this week.

New Fire Truck Rejuvenates Greenfield Department

(GREENFIELD) - The Buck Creek Township fire station in Greenfield received the keys to a custom-made ladder fire truck courtesy of the Indianapolis International Airport.

Woman Accused Of Prison Drug Trafficking

(NEW CASTLE) - An Anderson woman is accused of smuggling drugs into the New Castle Correctional Facility over the weekend.

Man Tazers Woman, Woman Stabs Back With Knife

(TERRE HAUTE) - State police say a woman was able to get away from a man who attacked her with a stun gun in her car.

Man Holds Attorney At Knifepoint, Flees In SUV

(ANDERSON) - Anderson police are looking for a man who allegedly threatened his attorney with a knife and took his car.

Daniels Creates Office Of Disaster Recovery

(UNDATED) - Governor Daniels has created an office of disaster recovery to lead the state’s effort to repair and rebuild following the recent storm and flood damage.

Indy Man Killed During Home Invasion

(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indianapolis police believe the city’s latest homicide may have been a robbery gone bad.

Police Looking For I-69 Shooters

(INDIANAPOLIS) - State police are searching for suspects in an I-69 shooting that left two Indianapolis men injured.

When Cleaning Up After Floods, Vaccinate

(UNDATED) - Cleaning up from last month’s floods could be hazardous to the health of many Hoosiers.

Despite Gas Prices, Hoosiers Still Trying Lotto Luck

(UNDATED) - The Hoosier Lottery says high gas prices and a sluggish economy aren’t stopping Indiana residents from trying their luck.

Newphew Could "Handle" Beer, Says Man

(MUNCIE) - An Indiana man is facing several charges after giving his one year-old nephew beer.

Lawmakers Propose New Teen Driver Legislation

(GARY) - State lawmakers will soon review proposed changes for teen drivers.

Autospy To Reveal Cause Of Teen's Death

(VANDERBURGH COUNTY) - The body of a 19-year-old missing boater was recovered Friday night.

Move Over Law Protects Police Officers

(UNDATED) - Indiana’s “move over” law is designed to prevent law enforcement officers from being struck while dealing with violators along side the highway.

New York Judge Urges Lilly To Settle Lawsuit

(INDIANAPOLIS) - A federal judge in New York is urging Eli Lilly and Co. to settle a multibillion-dollar lawsuit filed by insurance companies, unions and others who claim the company overpriced its top-selling drug Zyprexa and exaggerated its usefulness.

Firework Display A Distraction On Interstate

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The fireworks celebration at the Regions Bank building in Downtown Indianapolis draws thousands from across Central Indiana. But state police have a warning: don’t stop and gawk on the interstate.

Deep Fried Bananas Featured At State Fair

(INDIANAPOLIS) - What will be the new deep-fried-on-a-stick treat at the Indiana State Fair this year?

Man Wields Hatchet, Robs ATM Customer

(MUNCIE) - Muncie police are searching for a bandit who was armed with a hatchet when he robbed a victim of $300 at an automated teller machine.

Officer Opens Prostitution Ring, Faces Charges

(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Indianapolis probationary officer and his wife face charges of running a prostitution ring out of their home in Greenwood.

Judge Strikes Down Sexually Explicit Material Law

(UNDATED) - A new Indiana law that required a fee for book stores and other retailers to sell sexually explicit material has been struck down by a federal judge in Indianapolis.

Speedway Apartment Destroyed By Fire

(SPEEDWAY) - Fire destroyed a 36-unit apartment building in Speedway Monday afternoon.

Attendance At Rapid Transit Forums Soars

(FISHERS) - The latest in a series of forums on rapid transit throughout the nine-county Central Indiana area was held in Fishers Monday evening.

Cities Split State Grant For Impovements

(UNDATED) - 33 Indiana cities and towns have split $14-million dollars in state grant money for local projects.