Rally Today in Protest of Boy Scout Membership Changes
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Fort Wayne scouting supporters are among those meeting today to oppose membership changes for the Boy Scouts. The event, organized by
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Horses Run Loose on Highway
HUNTINGTON, Ind. (AP): Police say several horses ran loose on a highway in northeastern Indiana. Motorists called the Huntington County Sheriff’s Department yesterday morning to
Seat-Belt Enforcement Campaign Runs Through June 2
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Indiana law enforcement agencies are starting a two-week effort to enforce seat belt use on the state’s highways. More than 250 agencies in
Tincaps Blow Lead, Fall to Hot Rods 7-6
Bowling Green erased a 6-0 deficit and beat the Tincaps 7-6 in Midwest League baseball last night at Parkview Field. Starter Justin Hancock threw 6
Manchester Wins Again at NCAA D-III Baseball Tourney
Manchester won again in the NCAA Division III Mideast Regional baseball tournament in Terre Haute on Thursday, beating Washington and Jefferson 4-2. The Spartans, who
Munoz Turns Fastest Lap at I.M.S Thursday
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Rookie Carlos Munoz finished on top of the speed chart in Indianapolis 500 practice yesterday with a lap at 225.163 mph. The
One Dead after Oliver Street Shooting
FORT WAYNE, Ind (WOWO): One person is dead after shots are fired on Oliver Street, leaving police looking for three suspects. Officers were called to
UPDATE:LSC Bus Involved in Wreck on I-65, Injuries Reported
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ State police say a dozen people are injured after a school bus carrying special needs children rolled over on a highway near
Man Accused of Illegally Performing as a Taxidermist
KENDALLVILLE, Ind (WOWO): Indiana conservation officers served a search warrant on Jason Maxston, he’s accused of performing as a “taxidermist” without a state license. According
86 Percent of Hoosier 3rd-Graders Pass Reading Exam
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) _ More than five of every six Indiana third-graders have passed the mandatory state reading test before promotion to the fourth grade.