Local News

TERRE HAUTE, Ind – Around 9:30 p.m. Friday night, an Indiana State Trooper saw a car speeding north bound on 9th Street and run a stop sign. The driver who was alter identified as 19 year old

WEST TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Sugar Creek Fire fighters were called to a late afternoon fire Friday in West Terre Haute. It started around just before 4:45 p.m. at 602 West Paris Avenue. Fire crews reported seeing

INDIANAPOLIS – Former Vigo County School Superintendent Danny Tanoos will have his appeal heard by the Indiana Appeals Court. Tanoos is facing bribery charges in Marion County for allegedly accepting gifts in exchange for business contract recommendations.

INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Holcomb’s revamped budget team is in place: Holcomb has promoted deputy budget director Zachary Jackson to director. Jackson replaces Jason Dudich, who resigned in March to become C-F-O of University of Indianapolis. The budget

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University has announced that it will continue to freeze tuition for Indiana residents on its West Lafayette main campus. This will be the seventh and eighth consecutive years, through the 2020-21 academic

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. –  Union Health broke ground Friday on a new clinic on Terre Haute’s east side. Union Health officials say this new clinic near Sycamore Terrace will give patients better access to care without an

INDIANA – In 1983, May 25th was proclaimed National Missing Children’s Day.  Every year, the U.S. Department of Justice sponsors a Missing Children’s Poster contest for fifth graders across the United States.  The theme of the contest

CLAY COUNTY, Ind. – The Clay Community School Board has announced the name of the new football field at Northview High School. The field is being upgraded with a synthetic grass surface. The facility will be named

TERRE HAUTE, Ind – Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology has announced it has hired a new provost and vice president for academic affairs. Alumnus Rick Stamper, a professor of mechanical engineering and engineering management, will step into the

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – The Terre Haute City Council approved a 10-year tax abatement for Pyrolyx at their Thursday night meeting. Pyrolyx takes old tires, breaks them down into carbon black, and recycles them to be used