FORT WAYNE, Ind. — The U.S. Senate has confirmed Fort Wayne attorney Holly Brady to serve as a federal judge for the Northern District of Indiana. The 49-year-old Brady fills a vacancy left by the retirement of
TERRE HAUTE, Ind – Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett is reminding residents that it’s the time of the year when crews and contractors working hard to fill the winter potholes, pave, and sweep the streets. Since the
INDIANAPOLIS — Today is National Youth HIV and AIDS Awareness Day. Dr. Laura Cheever from the Ryan White HIV-AIDS program says Hoosiers ages 13-to-24 are a critical population to serve. “It’s more of a challenge for young
INDIANAPOLIS – Terre Haute could get a new casino regardless of what the owners of Gary’s casinos decide to do. The latest version of a gambling bill uncouples the Terre Haute and Gary casinos. If Vigo County
TERRE HAUTE, Ind – A Terre Haute man has been arrested on two counts of felony child molestation. 32-year-old Steven A. Wilson Jr. was arrested by Terre Haute Police after a child told police of being touched
VIGO COUNTY, Ind – On Tuesday the Vigo County Commissioners approved a special fund for the planned Terre Haute convention center. The fund, under state law, will be controlled by the Vigo County Capital Improvement Board with
VIGO COUNTY, Ind – Early and absentee voting is now underway in Indiana. The municipal primary is set for May 7. In Vigo County you can vote at the county annex or at Honey Creek Mall. Other
INDIANA -Construction zone safety isn’t only about protecting the workers. That’s just one of the many lessons law enforcement officers want you to understand during National Work Zone Awareness Week. It started Monday April 8 and runs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind – New moms in areas with Indiana’s worst infant death rates will get personalized attention from health care workers under a bill on its way to Governor Holcomb. Holcomb requested the bill, which pairs new
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind -The state should do a better job of making sure kids in foster care do well, said a group of former foster children, state lawmakers and non-profit leaders. The state released the first-ever report of
