SULLIVAN, Ind. – The City of Sullivan has been awarded $325,000 in a lawsuit against Floyd-Hunter Environmental, LLP. According to a post on their Facebook page. The post said Sullivan received several fines from the state for
TERRE HAUTE Ind. – Indiana State Police will be increasing patrols starting today (8/30/19) and will be concentrating their enforcement efforts on impaired drivers, distracted drivers and for those drivers and passengers not buckled up. Last year during
NATIONWIDE – With the Labor Day travel rush about to get underway, Google is out with some new map features. Molly Vandenburg, a Google technology expert, says the updated Google Maps can help people with both Labor
FISHERS, Ind. – Indiana has launched an anti-vaping campaign. The State Department of Health has kicked off a two-million-dollar youth-focused ad blitz on both traditional and social media, warning of health dangers of e-cigarettes. Health commissioner Kristina
JASONVILLE, Ind. – A Wabash Valley police chief has retired. Jasonville Police Chief Jim Gadberry said Thursday would be his last day with the department. Gadberry has been in law enforcement for 22-years, with another six serving
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Indiana’s legislature and governor have balked at legalizing marijuana for medical use over the past few years. A surgeon general’s advisory issued Thursday, may provide the state’s lawmaking body with backup. The advisory says pregnant women
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana’s Medicaid enrollment is shrinking, yet costs are going up. Last fiscal year’s Medicaid enrollment was Indiana’s lowest in three years, yet spending was up 800-million dollars. That’s a seven-percent increase, and the state’s Medicaid
GARY, Ind. — A proposed casino in Gary is one step closer to reality. Yesterday the Indiana Gaming Commission approved a plan to relocate and consolidate two Majestic Star casinos in Lake County into one operation in
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Ind. – The man sought by police after a Tuesday night pursuit in Sullivan County has been identified. The Farmersburg town marshal spotted the man, Dustin McKim of Sullivan County driving a truck. McKim was
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – A former Terre Haute pastor filed a federal lawsuit this week against the Vigo County Sheriff’s Office, as well as Lieutenant Scott Brown. Chris McKinney claims Brown used excessive force while being taken
