Insurer Gives Muncie Pit Bull Owners Ultimatum
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) _ A Muncie couple says their insurance company has ordered them to find new homes for their pit bulls or lose their
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Heroin Investigation Leads to Multiple Arrests
WARSAW, Ind. (WOWO): Last night, undercover police purchased heroin on Market Street in Warsaw after being tipped off of illegal drug activity at that location.
New City Signs are Coming in Under Budget
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Today the city announced that bids for the new wayfinding signs are 100 thousand dollars under the original three hundred thousand
USDA Acreage Changes
USDA’s Farm Service Agency released its planted acreage report last week. University of Illinois Ag Economist Darrel Good says planted corn acreage totaled 91.428-million –
Farm Bill Conference Delayed
While House lawmakers will return to Capitol Hill Wednesday – House Ag Committee Chairman Frank Lucas says House leaders likely won’t name farm bill conferees
Safety First during Harvest
As summer comes to a close, farmers face one of the busiest and most exciting times of the year – harvest. As farmers head to
Noble County Crash Injures Three, Including Fort Wayne Men
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): 52-year-old Christina Hensley of Albion was driving on U.S. 33, south of State Road 9 in Noble County when she went
Ex-FBI Agent to Plead Guilty to Being AP Source
WASHINGTON (AP): A former FBI explosives expert from Indiana will plead guilty to revealing secret information for an Associated Press story about a U.S. intelligence
Butler Using $2.9M Grant to Create Waterway Museum
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Butler University will use a $2.9 million grant to create sites along Indianapolis waterways that will use art to educate the public about
Lawson Rallying Support for Lupus Foundation Walk
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson is chairing the 2013 Walk to End Lupus Now. The Indiana Chapter of the Lupus Foundation of