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CLAY COUNTY, Ind. – Work crews ruptured a gas line Monday afternoon near U.S. 40 and 340 around the Vigo/Clay County line. A Duke Energy worker was stranded in the elevated bucket for a while due to

PARKE COUNTY, Ind – On Sunday the Parke County Sheriff’s Office was called about an ATV accident that occurred on CR 300 S. in rural Rockville. Officers say that 15 year old Brecken Lewis of Rockville was

INDIANAPOLIS–A new program will start Tuesday to address the increase of hepatitis C infections in Indiana. It’s called HepConnect and it’s a multimillion-dollar program that is supposed to last five years. It’s badly needed, according to Derek

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Indiana’s accusing 20 generic drug makers of making you pay as much as 11 times what you should have for 100 different medications. All but six states have joined the lawsuit, accusing the

PARKE COUNTY, Ind – Friday afternoon around 5:40 p.m. Parke County Deputies were called to an address in Montezuma near the Montezuma Fish and Game Club. Deputies were told of a possible drunk driver who had driven

DELPHI, Ind – Indiana State Police say that since the news briefing on April 22, 2019, the Multi-Agency Task Force has received over 2,600 emails, 506 calls to the tip line and an additional 145 calls and

TERRA HAUTE, Ind. — Heavy spring rains have put Indiana farmers well behind schedule in planting their crops. U.S. Department of Agriculture statistics show just 6% of this year’s expected corn crop was planted as of May

CHICAGO — The Illinois Lottery has launched an instant ticket intended to support police memorials and families of officers who were injured or died in the line of duty. Lottery officials say the Blue ticket joins a

STATEWIDE — You should always wear your seat belt. That’s a message you constantly hear, but it’s a message Indiana State Police are really trying to push this month with their “Click It or Ticket” campaign. ISP

INDIANAPOLIS – The push to get teachers more money could run up against the effort to beef up school safety. Legislators boosted a 14-million-dollar grant fund for school safety by more than a third. But they killed