My brother and I get together almost every Monday. Sometimes our nephew joins. Sometimes it’s just us.
It could have been Gov. Eric Holcomb’s “Sister Souljah” moment.
Anthony Walker all but shook his head in disbelief.
Since first stepping foot on Indiana’s campus, fifth-year senior linebacker Reakwon Jones has tried to set an example for his teammates.
"The subject is on fire," the police dispatcher said. "It will be a minute before I am en route," veteran officer Mark Dawson replied.
After eight applications for federal funding and more than 18 months of construction, the new Eisenhower Bridge has been officially dedicated.
“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”
The largest state-funded project in Indiana State University's history — the addition/renovation of the College of Health and Human Services facility — is nearing completion, with a few minor items and some site work remaining.
Vigo County officials could know in October what construction costs are for a new county jail and sheriff’s office.
"My wife and I, my brother and sister-in-law, and my mom drove from Terre Haute to Aurora to see the Ohio River town of 3,700 residents again. Aurora looked dapper in its 200th year."
Reducing demand for the use of illegal substances has become the national strategy for battling America's addiction issues, federal officials said Thursday in Terre Haute. “At the end of the day, we have to realize it's the disease of addiction that is pulling the drugs here,” U.S. drug czar Jim Carroll said Thursday morning
Elwood farmer Garland Antrim, who grows corn and soybeans in Madison, Howard, Tipton and Grant counties, knows the value of having interns working for him.
The Colts hosted the Browns for the second time in their final day of training camp at Grand Park in Westfield. Many Colts alumni were on hand.
It took a Madison County jury just 14 minutes to find an Ohio man innocent on charges of rape and criminal deviant conduct.
The Indianapolis Colts wrapped the public portion of training camp Thursday with words from a legend.
When Indiana defensive coordinator Kane Wommack calls his father, former Ole Miss and Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Dave Wommack, the conversation centers around fishing and his grandsons.
After the latest round of mass shootings across the country, U.S. Rep. Susan Brooks is hoping to get passage of a national “red flag” law.
Ninety-year-old Phyllis Johns has congestive heart failure and has undergone five back surgeries throughout her life. When it comes to her family’s yearly trip to Shakamak State Park, however, she insists on enjoying the slide in the aquatic center with as little assistance as possible.
Pumpkins, beef cattle and other attractions draw more than 10,000 visitors each year to the Smith Family Farms just outside Pendleton.
In the early 1990s, Janice Agarwal was training in England for a job and she noticed something unique.
There’s a reason Americans can’t seem to get anywhere when it comes to dealing with the epidemic of gun violence in our country.
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