Pacers Reach New Deal with Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS (WOWO): A new deal made between the City of Indianapolis and the Indiana Pacers will keep the team in Indy for at least another
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Security Beefed up For Thunder Over Louisville Event
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WOWO): About 250 law enforcement officers will patrol the Indiana side of the Ohio River during Today's Thunder Over Louisville. That includes 121
Record Road Construction Planned for Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Ohio transportation officials say $2.5 billion in road construction projects scheduled this year is a record. The Ohio Department of Transportation announced
About 106,000 Ohioans Enroll in Expanded Medicaid
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): More than 106,000 Ohioans have enrolled in Medicaid under an expansion of the taxpayer-funded program. Gov. John Kasich's (KAY'-siks) administration moved forward
Home of Nation’s 9th President Acquires Portrait
VINCENNES, Ind. (AP): The foundation that oversees the home where President William Henry Harrison lived as Indiana's territorial governor now has a portrait painted just
Evansville Site Considered for New IU Med Center
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP): Indiana University's president is recommending a downtown Evansville site for a health science education and research center planned by IU's medical school
Postal Union to Protest Staples Program
ANGOLA, Ind. (WOWO): As the U.S. Post struggles to contain looming budget deficits, a new program is placing mail services in Staples stores around the
Small Town Avoids Shutdown
BUNKER HILL, Ind. (AP): Leaders of a small northern Indiana town say they've avoided having to lay off all its employees thanks to a $32,000
Man Killed By Train Identified
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): We now know the identity of a man who died after being hit by a train Thursday. 37-year-old Anthony Silva, of
Crash Involving Police Car Causes Traffic Light Outage
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Traffic lights are out Friday morning at Wayne and Clay Streets due to a crash involving a police car. According to