Indiana Mother, Daughter Charged with Arson, Fraud
DANVILLE, Ind. (AP): An Indiana mother and daughter have been charged with arson and fraud after family members told police they intentionally set their house
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Ellspermann Touts $10.8 Million for Blighted Homes
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann has announced grants she hopes will stabilize housing markets around the state. The goal of the federally funded Blight
Pence to Lead Annual Governor’s Motorcycle Ride
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Governor Mike Pence is set to lead the annual governor's motorcycle ride to three southern Indiana cities. Pence will join approximately 500 members
No Injuries in Early-Morning Fire on Fairfield
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Fort Wayne fire crews fought an early-morning blaze at a home on Fairfield Ave. on the City's southwest side. Firefighters were
Two Judges Have Now Ruled Against Indiana’s Right to Work Law
LAKE COUNTY, Ind. (WOWO): Two judges have now ruled against Indiana‘s right to work law. Lake County Circuit Judge George Paras ruled this week that
Convicted Sex-Offender from Niles in Trouble Again
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind. (WOWO): A convicted sex-offender from Niles is once again in trouble. 44-year-old Robert Northrop is in the Kosciusko County Jail after a
Danville Mother and Daughter Charged with Arson and Fraud
DANVILLE, Ind. (AP) – An Indiana mother and daughter have been charged with arson and fraud after family members told police they intentionally set their
Slain Indianapolis Officer’s Family Thanks City
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – The family of an Indianapolis police officer killed in the line of duty is expressing its thanks to the community for its
Indiana Receives 245 Children Caught at US Border
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – New federal data show more than 200 unaccompanied children caught at the U.S. border have been placed with sponsors in Indiana.
Feds Plan Review of FSSA Over Medicaid Backlog
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is reviewing Indiana's procedures for enrolling residents in Medicaid after finding the state had 80,000