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Indianapolis, IN – Indiana State Police Troopers are investigating a crash that claimed the life of a 53 year old Indianapolis woman Wednesday morning on I-70. It happened around 5:30 a.m., at the 71 mile marker in

ROCKVILLE, Ind. – A major renovation project on the Parke County Courthouse is nearing completion. When workers tried to fix leaks in the clock tower they found other parts of the building that needed fixed. The project

OWEN COUNTY, Ind.–Over 80 animals found living in filthy conditions by the Owen County Humane Society need new homes. The Humane Society posted on their Facebook page that they removed a total of 83 pot-bellied pigs, dogs,

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Terre Haute Police are looking for a man on charges of attempted murder, robbery, and criminal confinement. 40-year-old Jon Marshall, of Terre Haute is wanted in connection to a July 8th robbery near

CLAY COUNTY, Ind – Tuesday afternoon around 2:00, Indiana State Police and other first responders were called to the intersection of County Roads 1100 South and 225 East in Clay County. Police say that Dodge Challenger, driven

SULLIVAN COUNTY, Ind – Sullivan County Sheriff’s Deputies and Sullivan City Police arrested a burglary suspect early Tuesday morning. Around 3:30 AM Sullivan County Deputies were called to the Sullivan Automotive Group about glass breakage and interior

PARKE COUNTY, Ind.  –  Vermillion and Parke County Police have made an arrest in connection to a burglary in Bloomingdale that occurred in late June. Police say that a motorcycle, truck, and tractor were all stolen from

INDIANAPOLIS., Ind — A special prosecutor will be assigned to help investigate allegations that state Attorney General Curtis Hill groped a lawmaker and three legislative staffers. A Marion County judge on Tuesday approved county Prosecutor Terry Curry’s

MUNCIE, Ind. — Ball Mason jars have been made in Muncie since 1888. Next summer, that tradition will come to an end. Newell Brands, the company that owns the ball Brand, says it will close the Muncie

MARSHALL, Ill. – Marshall Illinois schools have worked for nearly three years to be able to have a school resource officer and now it looks like that hard work has paid off. At Monday night’s Marshall City