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Howard Co. Council Primary Comes Down To One Vote
Incumbent Democrat Leslie Ellison won the Howard County Council Division 3 seat over newcomer Leslie Fatum with 578 votes.
Indiana Man Struck, Killed By Falling Rock In Hawaii
Thirty-four-year-old Greg Miller of Fort Wayne died Saturday evening near Maui's Waimoku Falls after being struck in the head by a large rock in Haleakala National Park.
Q&A: US Withdrawal From Iran Deal Could Create Economic Pressure
Experts say President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal isn’t surprising, but it could present a major roadblock for Iran’s economy.
Indiana Agents Raid 2 Suspected Cockfighting Operations
Authorities have raided two suspected cockfighting operations in central Indiana and have seized more than 750 birds.
How To Swap Out Congressional Candidates, After Baird Opens Door
State Rep. Jim Baird (R-Greencastle) scored a surprise victory Tuesday in the Republican primary for Indiana’s 4th Congressional seat – the seat opened by Todd Rokita’s Senate run.
New Opioid Treatment Center Opens In Terre Haute
Western Indiana Recovery Services, located across the street from Terre Haute City Hall and the Vigo County Courthouse, is dedicated exclusively to treatment of opioid addiction.
Donnelly Says He's Ready For Fight Against Braun
U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) officially welcomed Republican Mike Braun Wednesday to what’s likely to be one of the most contentious races in the country this fall.
Primary Election Voter Turnout, Results For Local Counties
Voter turnout ranged from
Two State Lawmakers Lose Primaries In Upsets
Most incumbents in state House and Senate races sailed to easy victories Tuesday – with two exceptions, including one of the longest-serving members of the current General Assembly.
Voters Across Indiana Approve More School Funding
Every one of the 11 school funding measures on the primary ballot passed Tuesday.
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