TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – A judge has accepted a plea agreement for a Terre Haute man who is facing charges that include rape, criminal confinement, domestic battery, strangulation, criminal recklessness, and check fraud. 46-year-old Joshua Johnson pleaded
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Rezoning of land in southern Vigo County that is a proposed site for a new jail could soon take place. In May, Vigo County signed a purchase agreement for the property that was
INDIANA – Monday, July 8TH, marks the start of the 18th annual Cops Cycling for Survivors bicycle ride around Indiana. A departure ceremony is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. EDT at the Law Enforcement and Fire Fighters Memorial
INDIANA – Boaters preparing for the Independence Day holiday should be aware that Indiana Conservation Officers will be on high alert for violations of boating-under-the-influence laws as part of national Operation Dry Water. Operation Dry Water (operationdrywater.org),
INDIANA – Unemployment numbers from the Department of Workforce Development show that several Wabash Valley Counties have some of the highest in the state. Vermillion County has the highest unemployment in the state at 4.5%. Sullivan County
INDIANA – Several State Legislators will serve on summer study committies. Republican State Rep. Alan Morrison of Brazil will serve on two committees. He will serve on the Energy, Utilities and Telecommunications Committie, and on the Interim
UNION COUNTY, Ind. — Grandma’s Fireworks in Union County is recalling about 25,000 fireworks after an 8-year-old boy lost his hand. The recalled fireworks are overloaded with pyrotechnics intended to produce a loud noise but can result
INDIANAPOLIS – Attorney General Curtis Hill’s challenger for the Republican nomination is kicking off his campaign by all but ignoring the incumbent. Zionsville attorney John Westercamp officially launched a run for attorney general with stops in Indy,
INDIANA – If you’re planning on traveling next weekend for the 4th of July, you are certainly not alone. AAA projects a record-breaking 49 million Americans will travel for the holiday weekend this year. “That’s up four
INDIANAPOLIS–The Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis said the firings of some teachers for being in same-sex marriages are justified by church teaching. Archbishop Charles Thompson and Superintendent Gina Fleming also reminded people concerned about the firings that it’s
