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VIGO COUNTY, Ind – The numbers are in and the homeless problem is bigger than many people may think. A community survey was conducted on July 19 this year within Vigo County to assess the “homeless situation”.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind.  – Police officer shortages are increasing. Across the country 66% of departments are seeing a noticeable drop in applicants. Not only area their fewer applicants but there are also fewer qualified applicants. Public Information

TERRE HAUTE, Ind – The new T.J. Maxx location in the Towne South Plaza will open August 8th. T.J. Maxx is currently next to Kohls in front of the south Wal-Mart. T.J. Maxx and Ross Dress will

INDIANA  – Enrollment is now underway all across Indiana for the ‘On My Way Pre-K’ program. Indiana recently expanded the kick-start program, allowing more families to participate at no charge. Eligibility requirements include certain income levels that

INDIANAPOLIS – The number of working Hoosiers continues to climb in 2019, as the state hit record private employment in June. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD) reported on July 19 that private employment last month

CLINTON, Ind. – Plans are being made to reopen a restaurant destroyed by fire in Clinton last year. The Taco Bell/KFC was considered a total loss. It appears now that the business was sold to an existing

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. –  The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is proposing new rules for licensed foster homes that include vaccination of children and a no-smoking policy. Among the new rules proposed by DCFS, foster homes

INDIANAPOLIS – You’re already the victim of more cyberattacks than you realize. That’s the message from NATO’s former commanding general. Former Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark told a global cybersecurity conference in Indianapolis the attempts by Russia

TERRE HAUTE, Ind –  Attorney General William P. Barr has directed the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to adopt a proposed Addendum to the Federal Execution Protocol—clearing the way for the federal government to resume capital punishment after

CAYUGA, Ind – Wednesday night around 11:00 p.m. the Cayuga Marshal’s Office was notified of a vehicle that had ran into the Burger King building at McClures Gas Station. Officers say that they found that a pickup