Gov. Pence to Appeal FEMA Storm Aid Decision
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Governor Mike Pence says the federal government has rejected Indiana's request that Howard County be declared a major disaster area because of damage
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FDA Approves First Generic Versions of Cymbalta
WASHINGTON (AP): The Food and Drug Administration says it has approved the first generic versions of the blockbuster antidepressant drug Cymbalta, offering lower-cost access to
House Votes to Dig Up Veteran Involved in Homicide
WASHINGTON (AP): The House has passed legislation that instructs the Veterans Affairs Department to unearth the remains of an Army veteran buried with military honors
Police: Metal Scrappers Endangering Public Safety
GARY, Ind. (AP): State police and the Indiana Department of Transportation say public safety is being endangered by metal scrappers. The state officials say the
Groups Urge Hoosiers to Sign Up on Health Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Three Indiana health advocacy groups are urging uninsured Hoosiers to use the federal government's retooled online health exchange to get health coverage before
Indiana Guard Unit Returns from Afghanistan
TRAFALGAR, Ind. (AP): Members of an Indiana National Guard unit marched behind Santa Claus as they arrived at a ceremony welcoming them home after a
Mad Ants Home Tonight, Saturday
The Fort Wayne Mad Ants return to the Coliseum tonight hosting the Iowa Energy in a 7:00 tip. After tonight, the Ants will continue their
Irish Upset by NDSU in Mens Hoops
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) _ Marshall Bjorklund scored 26 points lastnight to lead North Dakota State to a road upset over Notre Dame, 73-69, in
Lady Dons Whip Tech 101-45
IPFW's Lady Dons went over the century mark last night, beating Indiana Tech 101-45 in womens college hoops. Haley Siebert led all scorers with 20
Marion Superior Judge Offers to Serve a 60-Day Suspension
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – A central Indiana judge facing more than 40 counts of official misconduct has apologized and offered to serve a 60-day suspension.