TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Three people were hurt in an overnight fire in downtown Terre Haute fire. It started around 10:00 Wednesday night at 1803 Wabash Avenue. The ground floor has been the site of several bars
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Continued overcrowding at the Vigo County Jail has caught the attention of ACLU attorneys. According to court documents, as of September 30th, the population of the Vigo County Jail was 359 inmates. It
VIGO COUNTY, Ind. – The Vigo County Parks and Recreation Department has closed Fowler Park as the continue to work on Ruble Lake. Park officials are in the process of removing an invasive species from the lake.
VIGO COUNTY, Ind – On Wedneday (10-23-19) Vigo County Sheriff John Plasse reported that 35 year old Gina N. Richey of Terre Haute turned herself in to police on a Vigo County warrant. Richey was charged with
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Terre Haute Police are asking for your help to identify a woman accused of stealing donations for a children’s hospital. The Terre Haute Police Department says the woman in the photos is accused
INDIANAPOLIS — Two people are dead after their SUV went off the fourth floor of a downtown parking garage and landed on its roof. The victims are a man and a woman, said IFD Battalion Chief Rita
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Supreme Court’s Disciplinary Commission has rested its case against Attorney General Curtis Hill. Hill is accused of reaching inside the dress of State Representative Mara Candelaria-Reardon (D-Munster) and inappropriately touching three legislative staffers
INDIANAPOLIS – Foster Success is pleased to announce that Dr. Maggie Stevens has been promoted to President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Stevens previously served as the organization’s Chief Operating Officer (COO). Foster Success is an Indianapolis-based
PARKE COUNTY, Ind – On Monday (10/21//19) Parke County Deputies received a complaint of possible animal neglect at 6617 S. US 41 north of Lyford. Shortly after their investigation began, Deputies contacted the Indiana State Veterinarians’
INDIANA – This weekend, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) offers citizens a chance to get rid of pills, cough syrup, and other unwanted medications that have been piling up around their homes. The National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
