Indiana Police Leader Says He’d Legalize Marijuana
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – The head of the Indiana State Police is telling lawmakers he would legalize and tax marijuana if it were up to him.
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A Shooting along South Lafayette
It happened this afternoon just after 2:00 p.m. on South Lafayette. What we know so far is that police got a call about shots being
Free Powerball Tickets
Tomorrow the Hoosier Lottery is giving away free Powerball tickets, but they will only be given to the first 425 people that stop by Ricker’s
House demolitions start from Indianapolis blast…
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Demolition work has started on the first of about 30 houses ordered torn down in an Indianapolis neighborhood ravaged by an explosion
Shooting Victims Identified
Police have identified the two victims involved in a shooting yesterday afternoon at Warsaw and Boltz Steets. 24-year-old Keneisha Eley and a 19-year-old Tyrion McNair
Superintendent Wendy Robinson declines a pay raise, from the Fort Wayne Community School Board…
According to the J.G. the board approved a new performance-based compensation package for Robinson, but she declined any increase to her base salary. However, she
Mayor Highlights Importance of Education
Proclaims “College Completion Counts Week” PRESS RELEASE: Fort Wayne, Ind. – Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today joined education partners to discuss the importance
Whitley Co. Standoff Ends Peacefully
Police had to use tear gas to end a five-hour standoff with a man who may have been suicidal. According to the Journal Gazette, Whitley
Indiana Named State with Most Pharmacy Robberies
According to the federal government, Indiana ranks highest on the list of states with the most pharmacy thefts. This year alone, the Hoosier State has
Donations Sought for Fire Victims
The Red Cross is partnering with the Mustard Seed furniture bank to help provide relief for those displaced by the fire at the Baldwin Creek