Judge Dismisses 2 Unions from Burned Man’s Suit
RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) — An eastern Indiana judge has dismissed two unions from a civil lawsuit filed by a man badly burned when he fell
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Woman Allegedly Hit Boy Who Didn’t Know Alphabet
GARY, Ind. (AP) — A northern Indiana woman faces battery charges after videos posted online by her ex-boyfriend allegedly showed her hitting and berating a
Storm Prompts Cancellation of Indiana Capitol Event
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The threat of heavy weekend snow has prompted Governor Mike Pence's office to cancel Saturday's portion of Indiana's “Christmas at the Capitol”
State Police Asking Public Not to Call Local Police for Road Conditions
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Leaders with the Indiana State Police Department in Fort Wayne are asking the public NOT TO CALL their local law enforcement
UPDATE: Cancellations due to Snow
Cancellations due to snow: – ACT at Snider canceled. – No Religious Ed Classes at St. Joseph Church, Brooklyn and Hale. – The Wayne Semi-Formal
Indiana Farm Bureau Convention
Indiana President – Don Vilwock
Two Men Accused in Apartment Complex Robberies
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Two men have pleaded guilty to a sting of apartment complex armed robberies in Fort Wayne. According to the Journal Gazette,
Nine Counties Receive Special Recognition from the Indiana Farm Bureau
INDIANA, (WOWO): Nine county Farm Bureaus were honored for having a significant impact on their communities or on Farm Bureau’s political influence at the organization’s
2 Counties Seek Alternatives to Juvenile Detention
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) – Two Indiana counties are seeking alternatives to juvenile detention through a program that aims to improve the outcomes for young offenders.
City Crews Continue Plowing Operations
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): It was a busy Friday night for the Fort Wayne Street Department plowing and salting roadways and crews are still continuing