Indiana School Voucher Expansion Scaled Back
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Republican lawmakers have scaled back a large proposed expansion of Indiana’s private school voucher system. Changes approved Monday by
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Anderson man faces jail time for fatally stabbing nine dogs…
ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) _ The Indiana Court of Appeals has upheld an Anderson man’s 14-year sentence for attacking his then-girlfriend and fatally stabbing her
Two Arrested in Connection With Avilla Church Break-in
Police in Avilla stopped a pair of would-be church burglars in their tracks early Sunday morning. The Journal Gazette says that at around 12:30 Sunday
Purdue AG School Gets $65M From Anonymous Donors
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) _ Purdue University says a couple that’s asked to remain anonymous has made a $65 million gift to the university’s
Public Memorial Set for 2 Medics Killed in Crash
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Public safety officials have set a Wednesday memorial service for two young medics who died after their ambulance collided with a car
Indiana Congressman Calls for Compromise on Budget
MERRILLVILLE, Ind. (AP) _ A northern Indiana congressman is demanding that the U.S. House and Senate work together to avert deep across-the-board budget cuts.
City to Hold State Street Open House Events
The Fort Wayne Division of Public Works has announced a series of Open House opportunities, so that residents can view and make suggestions on the
State Searching for Sellar Communities Program Applicants
The state is looking for local units of government to apply for the 2013 Stellar Communities Program. The program in its third year is a
Indy man, 20, arrested in death of infant
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ An Indianapolis man faces a preliminary murder charge in the weekend death of his girlfriend’s 4-month-old daughter. Twenty-year-old
Mourdock May Run for Office Again After All
Indiana Treasurer Richard Mourdock says he’s recovering mentally and physically from his painful loss to Democratic U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly and he no longer is