2nd Indiana beef cattle herd found with bovine tuberculosis
BROOKVILLE, Ind. (AP) – State animal health officials say a second beef cattle herd has tested positive for bovine tuberculosis in southeastern Indiana. The Indiana...
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Last of 5 convicted in fatal house explosion to be sentenced
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – A man who was among five people convicted in a deadly Indianapolis house explosion will get the last punishment in the case....
Elkhart budgeting $85,000 for volunteer police program
ELKHART, Ind. (AP): Elkhart’s police department is budgeting more than $85,000 to resume its volunteer reserves program. The Elkhart Truth reports that funding is secured...
Indiana city extends effort to address underground vaults
GOSHEN, Ind. (AP): A northern Indiana city is extending a campaign to repair or fill old coal-storage vaults that pose a public safety threat. Goshen...
Indiana bill seeks to eliminate requirement for gun permits
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Gun rights advocates view the upcoming legislative session as their best chance yet to get rid of an Indiana law requiring a...
Culver horse troop saddling up for Trump’s inaugural parade
CULVER, Ind. (AP) _ Northern Indiana’s Culver Academies is saddling up its horse troop for President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration parade. The Culver Academies’ Black Horse...
Census: Indiana population growth half of that seen in 1990s
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – New U.S. Census figures show that Indiana’s population is growing by about half the rate it did during the prosperous 1990s. U.S....
Gov.-elect Holcomb reappoints Carter to head state police
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter will remain in the post under Gov.-elect Eric Holcomb. Holcomb announced Carter’s reappointment on Friday and...
Gov. Pence signs off on state raises of 2 to 4 percent
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – On his way out of office, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence has approved raises of 2 percent to 4 percent for state employees....
Indianapolis eyes changing treatment of mentally ill inmates
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Indianapolis’ mayor is proposing a slate of criminal-justice changes aimed at making the capital the latest U.S. city to steer mentally ill...