Supreme Court Throws Out Conviction in 1987 Murder
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP): The Florida Supreme Court is throwing out the murder conviction of an Indiana man sentenced to death 25 years after a Sumter
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Sarah Fisher Gives Birth to Second Child
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): IndyCar team owner Sarah Fisher gave birth to her second child Thursday. The team sent an email saying Daniel James O'Gara and his
Planned Parenthood Worker Out of Job After Video
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky says it no longer employs a worker who was secretly videotaped discussing sexual role-playing with a woman
Safety Barriers Going Up Along Indiana Interstates
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Contractors next week will begin to fit sections of Interstate 69 in northeastern Indiana with cable safety barriers intended to prevent deadly crashes.
State: Buy Fireworks Only from Licensed Vendors
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): The Indiana State Fire Marshal's office is reminding consumers to purchase fireworks only from licensed vendors. The office says fireworks vendors must be
3 Teens Appeal Convictions in Break-in Shooting
GOSHEN, Ind. (AP): Three northern Indiana teenagers are appealing their sentences of 50 or more years in prison on murder convictions in a case in
Lawmakers Seek Rebuttal of Federal Overreach
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Roughly 100 state lawmakers from across the nation packed the Indiana Statehouse with the goal of curbing federal encroachment on state power.
Woman Gets 24 Years for Selling Kids to Make Porn
HAMMOND, Ind. (AP) _ A federal judge has sentenced an intellectually disabled Gary woman to more than 24 years in prison for selling her two
Charges Filed in Starke County Slaying, Carjackings
KNOX, Ind. (AP) _ A prosecutor has filed charges including murder against a northern Indiana man accused of fatally beating his estranged wife, carjacking three
Mayor Henry to Officially Veto Collective Bargaining Ordinance, Friday
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Thursday afternoon, leaders with the Mayor's Office released a statement saying that Mayor Henry will officially veto the collective bargaining ordinance.