MARTINSVILLE, Ill – On Friday a long time Wabash Valley Business announced that they will soon be closing. Rowe Foundry in Martinsville, Illinois will close in the first quarter this year. An exact date has not yet
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – A company that has been in Terre Haute for more than 100 years is nearing the end. Columbian Home Product has been in Terre Haute since 1902, but in December, they officially stopped
INDIANA – Private schools that accept state money would be prevented from discriminating against any person, regardless of the school’s religious affiliation, if a bill that was filed Friday by Sen. J.D. Ford (D), and supported by
INDIANA – Gas prices are sure to be affected by the recent news of the death of an Iranian general by U.S. missile strikes in Iraq. President Trump authorized the attack that killed Gen. Qassim Soleimani as
RUSHVILLE, Ind. — A Hoosier company is looking to take advantage of what they are saying is an untapped market in farming. Cormo USA has set up shop in Rushville and is planning to use crop residue,
INDIANAPOLIS — Secretary of State Connie Lawson today (01/03/20) announced that 23 percent or 645,458 of the 2,851,245 Hoosiers who were eligible to vote in the November 5, 2019 municipal general election cast a ballot. Not all Hoosier voters
TERRE HAUTE, Ind – The Terre Haute City Council held its first meeting of the new year on Thursday night (1/2/20). The council unanimously approved the issuance of bonds for an expansion of Pyrolyx USA’s solid waste
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – More charges have been filed against a man arrested Christmas Day for allegedly stealing mail. Paul Aubin was confronted by one of the alleged victims and authorities believe he tried to hit that
INDIANAPOLIS — A national shortage on firefighters has a local community college stepping up and offering free tuition to get more people to join Indiana fire departments. Ivy Tech Community College is launching a pilot funding program
INDIANA – The state says your local county jail must house state inmates. For some sheriffs that mandate is causing problems like overcrowding. The Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police is trying to get something done about it.
