CENTER POINT, Ind. – The Exotic Feline Rescue Center in Center Point welcomed 10 cats to their home over the weekend Three lions, three tigers and four cougars traveled to Clay County from California. Their previous home
VIGO COUNTY, Ind. – Vigo County School Corporation officials have a request for an increase in property taxes that will appear as a referendum on the November ballot. Leaders say that the proposed a tax increase is
VERMILLION COUNTY, Ind – Sunday afternoon around 1:20 P.M. Vermillion County Police received a report of a suspicious vehicle parked in a farm lane near the Illinois state line. Two people were in the vehicle when officers
VIGO COUNTY, Ind – The Vigo County School Board will conduct a public hearing today as it prepares for formal collective bargaining with the Vigo County Teachers Association. The school corporation director of human resources, Michael Cox
EDGAR COUNTY, Ill. – Police in Edgar and Clark Counties in Illinois have arrested a man accused meth trafficking. Edgar County Sheriff’s deputies say they worked with Clark County sheriff’s deputies to arrest Christopher Asbury on a
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s two Republican U.S. senators are supporting the Trump administration move that puts two military projects in the state on hold. The money from those projects will now be used to pay for U.S.-Mexico border
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Ind – Friday morning (9/6/19) around 10:30 Indiana State Police and the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Department were called to a single vehicle crash on Old US 41 near County Road 100 East. Troopers say that
CLAY COUNTY, Ind – Friday afternoon around 12:20 Indiana State Police and the Clay County Sheriff’s Department were called to a motorcycle crash on Eastbound Interstate 70 near the 23 mile marker. Troopers say that 54 year old
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Official ground breaking ceremonies were held this morning in downtown Terre Haute for the new convention center. It’s something officials hope will create a huge economic boost to the community. The $32 million
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana has confirmed its first death by vaping, and Health officials are recommending you stop using e-cigarettes until they figure out what’s behind 20 deaths like it nationwide. State health commissioner Kris Box says nine
