TERRE HAUTE, Ind – Six students graduated from the CNC Machining program Friday at Ivy Tech Community College (8/17/19). The 12 week course is part of the Indiana Next Level Jobs and Ivy Tech Workforce Alignment programs.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind – More than 40 animals were adopted and found their forever homes Saturday as hundreds of people visited the Terre Haute Humane Society shelter for its Clear the Shelters event. Clear the Shelters is
KNOX COUNTY, Ind – Indiana Conservation Officers arrested a Vincennes man for allegedly stealing a boat. Officers say that they received a tip that a couple of fishermen said they were flagged down by a man who
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana’s unemployment rate drops to 3.4 percent for July and remains lower than the national rate of 3.7 percent. The last time Indiana’s unemployment rate was at 3.4 percent was April 2018. The monthly unemployment rate is a U.S. Bureau
CLINTON, Ind – A two car accident Friday afternoon around 1:30p.m. Vermillion county Deputies say that 36 year old Nicholas Sauter of Rockville was test driving a 2019 SUV from 500 Auto Group when he slowed to
PARKE COUNTY, Ind. – More details are known about a Rockville man who was arrested on two counts of child seduction. 55-year-old John Staggs was arrested Thursday (8/15/19). It is alleged that Staggs, who is a cadet
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Fire investigators say newly released surveillance video shows two juveniles shortly before and shortly after they set fire to a Terre Haute warehouse. Authorities say the former Fibre Box plant at 1702 Maple
MONTEZUMA, Ind. – A waste water project in Montezuma will be completed thanks to a state grant of $700,000. Local partners are kicking in $515,000 for a total of about $1.2 million. The money will go towards
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – On Friday 10 local inmates participated in a graduation ceremony at Ivy Tech Community College in Terre Haute. The welding program was part of a collaboration between Ivy Tech and the Department of
MUNCIE, Ind.–If you’re hearing about a housing shortage in Indiana, that’s not exactly what’s happening, says Ball State Economic Prof. Michael Hicks. He said some people have left the Midwest and that has made housing available, even
