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Court Approves Marsh Deals To Sell 26 Grocery Stores
The deal was initially on hold as a judge considered whether to allow the new owners to place pharmacies in the stores.
Indiana Man Ordered To Stop Harassing A Lawmaker
Rep. Judy has won a protective order against a man who contacted him more than 50 times in a day, asked for his home address and sent a letter to his wife.
Study: ISU Produces $334 Million For Wabash Valley Area
New data shows Indiana State University contributes about 334 million dollars to its surrounding community.
Little Nashville Opry Set To Open Next Year After $5M Renovation
The Little Nashville Opry is set to open in 2018 according to Owner Scott Wayman.
Rep. Lucas Responds To Criticism About Rape Comments On Facebook
Rep. Jim Lucas says he does not apologize for saying women who carry guns are "learning how not to be a victim" of rape, and says his words have been "twisted."
Ind. Senators, Representatives React To Baseball Practice Shooting
U.S. Senator for Indiana Joe Donnelly was practicing with the Democratic team in D.C. at the time of the shooting.
11-Year-Old Indiana Boy Dies When ATV Ejects, Flips Onto Him
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said the vehicle rolled over and ejected the Gibson County boy.
9 Southern Indiana Counties Eligible For Disaster Loans
Gov. Eric Holcomb said Tuesday that Washington County qualified for the loans which means eight nearby counties are also eligible.
Indiana Mother Who Killed 2 Children Faces New Murder Charge
A prosecutor has filed a new murder charge against an Indiana woman who pleaded guilty to fatally smothering her two children.
Planned Parenthood Asks Judge To Halt Parts Of New Abortion Law
A federal judge seemed skeptical of some of the state’s arguments for upholding broad portions of the legislation passed this year.
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