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TERRE HAUTE, Ind – The American Red Cross of Southwest Indiana, will relocate its Terre Haute office on April 19 from its current location at 700 South Third Street to its new office location at The Meadows,

INDIANAPOLIS — President Donald Trump will be in Indianapolis on Friday, April 26 to speak at the NRA Annual Meeting, according to the NRA’s Institute for Legislative Action. For the third consecutive year, Trump will address NRA

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — A report by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education has found that the percentage of Indiana high school graduates enrolling in college continues to drop. The Journal Gazette reports that the 2019 College

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind — State health officials have confirmed a case of measles in northeastern Indiana. The Indiana State Department of Health says it’s working with local health departments to identify anyone who may have been exposed to

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind – President Trump’s replacement for the North American Free Trade Agreement faces an uncertain path to approval by Congress. Indiana Republican Todd Young says he supports the U-S-Mexico-Canada Agreement. He says Indiana’s heavy concentration of

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind – Some of America’s biggest health problems are the ones with clear answers. A former Indiana health commissioner is working to put those solutions in place. The C-D-C Foundation, a nonprofit created by Congress to

BRAZIL, Ind – Brazil Police are looking for a suspect in a Friday night robbery. Officers say that a man robbed the the Papa John’s Pizza restaurant in Brazil at 99 Forest Park Plaza just after 10:00

‪ TERRE HAUTE, Ind – A motion was filed late Thursday by former Vigo County Schools Superintendent Danny Tanoos’ attorneys appealing a decision to not dismiss the bribery charges against him. His attorneys, James Voyles and Jennifer

WEST TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — A court date set for a former West Terre Haute police officer who is accusing the town’s police department of racial discrimination in his firing. Jonathan Stevens was found guilty of conduct

TERRE HAUTE, Ind.  – At Thursday night’s Terre Haute City Council meeting, animal rules were an issue of concern. Last month a committee agreed to changes regarding bee keeping. The ordinance was withdrawn so that changes could