An Anderson woman was arrested after leaving her small child in a hot car for hours — while she was at the Department of Children Services being interviewed by a social worker. The Herald ...Read more
The National Weather Service says temperatures will be in the 90s across the state, but the heat and humidity will make it feel closer to 110. There are just a handful of counties along ...Read more
Before the new USS Indianapolis can be launched, it must be commissioned. The Port of Indiana – Burns Harbor on Lake Michigan will host the ship’s commissioning ceremony on Oct. 26. The ...Read more
Tomorrow (July, 20) marks the 50th anniversary of the March on Marion for civil rights. The city’s black leaders, including Pearl Bassett, Roger Smith and his wife Glenn and others organized the ...Read more
Head Start officials want Howard, Tipton, and Miami county parents to know that Head Start still has full-day preschool options available for the 2019-2020 school year for three and ...Read more
Van Buren has issued a water boil advisory until further notice, according to Clerk Treasurer Michelle Sexton. Sexton said the town’s north tower has been drained. She added that this is just ...Read more
Five Indianapolis groups, who work to stop crime before it starts, are getting city money to expand. It’s the second year of a $300,000 annual city grant program for organizations which fight ...Read more
Increasing awareness of chronic diseases for minorities is the main goal of the Indiana Black and Minority Health Fair. The fair is from today through Sunday at the Indiana Convention Center. State ...Read more
German American Bank is financing the renovations to the baseball stadium at the University of Evansville and will have the new namesake of the field. Included in the renovation will be a new ...Read more
For those seeking relief from this weekend’s excessive heat, the Kokomo Rescue Mission’s Residential Living and Emergency Shelter’s dining room will be open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and ...Read more
