TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – On Thursday the Terre Haute Police Department and the Vigo County Sheriff’s Office held a joint memorial service to honor those in law enforcement who paid the ultimate price and were killed in
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – A lot of action at Thursday night’s Terre Haute City Council meeting. The council approved a 10-year tax abatement for the old downtown YMCA building. The owners plan on turning the structure into
INDIANA – U.S. appeals court this week sided with Attorney General Curtis Hill in his efforts to defend Indiana statutes requiring local police cooperation with federal immigration detainer requests. The victory for Attorney General Hill is the
VIGO COUNTY, Ind. – The Vigo County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to find a man who is wanted for failure to register as a sex or violent offender. Troy Bemis is a white male,
INDIANAPOLIS – Big changes to Indiana’s gambling landscape are now law, but things won’t change right away: The law allows live dealers at racetrack casinos, but not until January, 14 months sooner than previously scheduled. The law
INDIANA – A gambling bill signed into law by Governor Holcomb this week will take affect September 1st. The law legalizes sports betting, would allow two casinos in Lake County to move to downtown Gary and Terre
INDIANAPOLIS – The Postal Service is collecting food donations this weekend. Saturday is the post office’s annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive. The Postal Service boasts it’s the largest single-day food drive in the nation — it’s
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Zoo has revealed sad news. Another elephant has tested positive for a deadly virus. 13-year-old African elephant Kedar has the virus called EEHV that causes a fatal disease in elephants. The Indy Zoo
INDIANA — The weather is warming up in Indiana, meaning you can finally turn up the radio and roll down the windows in your car when you’re out on the road. But, remember that with the warming
WASHINGTON, D.C.–You probably have a smart phone that’s connected to the internet. You probably check your e-mail and conduct other business on that phone or device. But, some people in Indiana don’t have access to broadband internet,
