Two Hoosier Towns Flooded, More Rain Expected
VIGO COUNTY, Ind (AP) _ Residents of a small western Indiana town across the Wabash River from Terre Haute are using sandbags to shore up
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Lawmakers Approve Looser Superintendent Rules
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Indiana’s local school superintendents would no longer have to hold a state superintendent’s or teacher’s license under a proposal that has won
Police Dog Restitution Bill Approved by Lawmakers
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Indiana lawmakers have approved a bill that would force anyone convicted of killing or disabling a police dog to pay for replacing
House Fire on Wagner
FORT WAYNE, Ind (WOWO): This afternoon, just before 1:30 p.m., Fort Wayne fire crews were called out to a house fire on Wagner. Once there,
Indiana State Police Deploy Troopers to Tipton Flood Emergency
TIPTON, Ind (WOWO): Tipton emergency personnel requested assistance from the Indiana State Police to help in emergency operations due to flooding in the city of
Report: Partners often at fault in child deaths..
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ An annual report on deaths of Indiana children from abuse and neglect shows that many of those killed in 2011 died at
Revoked Charters Could be Forgiven $12M in Loans
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Indiana lawmakers are considering forgiving $12 million in loans that “failing” charter schools accepted from the state. Seven schools whose
Huntington County Jailer Arrested for Theft
HUNTINGTON COUNTY, Ind (WOWO): Steve McIntyre, former City Council member and Assistant Commander and Public Relations Director of the Huntington County Jail, is arrested for
Indy Komen Race for Cure Participation Down Again
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ A top organizer says participation in this year’s Komen Race for the Cure in Indianapolis fell to 21,380 participants. Central
Lawmaker Upset by Senate Cut in DCS Budget Plan
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ The Senate budget proposal that reduces the amount of money House lawmakers allocated for Indiana’s Department of Child Services is drawing concern