SPENCER, Ind. — Authorities in Spencer say a yellow-and-black rope left behind after vandals tried to tear down a flagpole outside a gay couple’s home led them to charge two high school students in the attack. The
(INDIANAPOLIS) – The Indy Eleven, the Indiana Pacers, and the Convention Center all get what they wanted from a bill headed to Governor Holcomb’s desk. The Senate has given final approval to a bill authorizing state backing
FRANKLIN, Ind.–A dog who died of starvation may have been the victim of two people who were getting a divorce. Michael and Amanda Setser of Greenwood and Franklin, respectively, have both been charged with animal cruelty, a
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) this week will submit to the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) its most recent list of teacher shortage areas. Including such areas as Exceptional Needs and Science, Technology, Engineering,
INDIANAPOLIS – A potential deal on a gambling bill would legalize sports betting in Indiana in time for football season. Senate Majority Leader Mark Messmer’s proposal moves Gary’s casino downtown and allows one in Terre Haute. It
DELPHI, Ind. — New information about the murders of Delphi teenagers Abigail Williams and Liberty German was released Monday by the Indiana State Police. The new information includes: -An updated sketch of the suspect. -A video clip
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – A Marion County judge has continued the case against former Vigo County School Superintendent Dan Tanoos. The reason for the delay is that there is still no decision from the court of appeals on
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – A plea deal for a former Terre Haute business owner means that he will likely spend not time in jail. Robert Durr is the former owner of Durr’s Towing. He is facing 90
INDIANA – You might see a difference at the gas pumps soon, as the United States pulls back sanction waivers on countries that purchase oil from Iran. “This is not a piece of news that will make
PARKE COUNTY, Ind. – A Parke County has been sentenced to 30 years in prison as part of a plea deal. John Hartman pleated guilty to voluntary manslaughter for punching his wife, Rebecca, for more than two
