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Gov. Pence Signs Chemical Abortion Bill into Law
INDIANAPOLIS (WOWO): Today, Gov. Mike Pence signed a bill establishing health and safety standards for chemical abortion facilities. The bill, that also addresses informed consent
More Changes Coming Downtown
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Mayor Tom Henry announced today that yet another section of downtown Fort Wayne will soon become more attractive for pedestrians. One
Sinkhole Damages Indianapolis Cars
INDIANAPOLIS (WOWO:) Sink holes in Indiana? A hole about four foot wide and eight foot deep emerged Tuesday night on Indianapolis’ northeast side. Authorities are
Traffic Violation Leads to Discovery of Drugs
WHITLEY COUNTY, Ind (WOWO): A traffic stop for a moving violation by Indiana State Police led to the discovery of heroin, marijuana and other controlled
Man Sues over Wife, Son’s 2011 Train Deaths
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. (AP): A north-central Indiana man whose pregnant wife and 10-month-old son were killed in a car-train crash has filed a wrongful death
Sinkhole Opens Up in Road in Indy, Damaging 4 Cars
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Indianapolis police say a sinkhole that opened up along a city street during the evening rush-hour caused damage to four vehicles that struck
Purdue Experts Advising Patience for Corn Farmers
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP): Purdue University agricultural experts are advising farmers to be patient as they wait for their fields to dry so they can
7 Schools form Consortium for Online Courses
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP): The University of Notre Dame is joining with six other universities to offer online, for-credit courses. Northwestern University, Boston College and
ISTEP Tests to Resume at Half the Test Load
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): The Indiana Department of Education says it’s ready to resume the online portion of the ISTEP exams today after two days of computer