Indiana Judge Denies Murder Suspect’s Change of Venue
BLOOMFIELD, Ind. (AP) _ A southwestern Indiana judge has rejected a change of venue request for a second man charged in the June killing
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Governor Announces Support for Tim Berry for State Republican Party Chairman
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WOWO): This afternoon, Governor Mike Pence released the following statements on his recommendations to the Indiana Republican State Executive Committee for State Party
BREAKING NEWS: New Jobs Coming to Allen County
ROANOKE, Ind. (WOWO): More than 150 new jobs are coming to Fort Wayne. Canadian spray-in bed liner company Ground Effects will pump more than $3
Gary-Chicago International Airport Pushes Back Deadline for Runway Expansion
NETWORK INDINA _ (WOWO): The Gary-Chicago International Airport pushed back the deadline for its runway expansion to next fall, because of unexpected environmental issues. Airport
Indy Family Displaced by Explosion Moves Forward
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ An Indianapolis family displaced by a deadly house explosion last fall is racing the clock to get into its new home
Hammond Woman Sentenced in $1.4M Embezzlement
HAMMOND, Ind. (AP) _ A northwestern Indiana woman has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for embezzling almost $1.4 million from her employer
Two Local Teens in Critical Condition after Parasailing Accident
<st1:place w_st=”on”>HUNTINGTON COUNTY, <st1:state w_st=”on”>Ind. (WOWO): Two local teens are in critical condition after a parasailing accident. Sidney Good and Alexis Fairchild, both Huntington North
IPFW Announces a New Degree Program
<st1:place w_st=”on”>FORT WAYNE, <st1:state w_st=”on”>Ind. (WOWO): IPFW will announce a new degree program in a press conference next Monday. IPFW Chancellor Vicky Carwein and interim
Gas Prices Headed Back Up
INDIANA, (WOWO): If you‘re still looking for gas that‘s below three dollars per gallon, keep looking. Prices across much of the state have started going
State Leaders Warn About Illegal Firework Damage Coverage
INDIANAPOLIS (WOWO): State leaders are warning Hoosier homeowners and renters that their insurance might not cover damage from some fireworks–those that are banned in their