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Attorney Looks Ahead After High Court Ends Pence Email Lawsuit
William Groth says now that the lawsuit is dead, he’s filed a public records request for documents related to the Carrier deal Donald Trump brokered last fall.
One Year After Avian Flu Outbreak, Indiana Poultry Free Of Virus
One year after an avian influenza outbreak in Indiana, poultry in the state are free of the virus.
Terre Haute Man Dies When Tractor Collides With Train
Police say the man was operating a large field sprayer loaded with herbicide when it entered the railroad tracks and was struck by the train.
New Law Creates More Suicide Prevention Efforts Statewide
Indiana lawmakers want schools to develop more robust suicide prevention policies while teachers get training on the issue.
Beach Near Mount Baldy To Reopen 4 Years After Boy Trapped
An estimated 11-feet of sand swallowed a 6-year-old boy from Sterling, Illinois, for more than three hours before he was rescued in 2013.
Church Employee Admits To Vandalizing Bean Blossom Church
Police say the church organist was fearful of the presidential election results and wanted to "give local people a reason to fight for good."
Madison County Extends Needle Exchange For Third Year
Madison County's commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to extend the program through June 2018.
Ex-Boyfriend Read Formal Charges In College Student's Death
Isaiah Hagan heard charges against him in connection with the fatal shooting of a University of Southern Indiana student
Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop On Late Storm Sirens
Mayor Lienhoop says the emergency management director is looking into why the sirens sounded late during Friday night's storms.
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Holcomb Signs Bill Legalizing Baby Boxes In Hospitals
Baby boxes are intended to provide mothers with more anonymity when dropping off newborns.
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