Notre Dame Stadium’s sellout streak will end this Saturday. Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick says based on ticket sales through Wednesday, they’ll have some empty seats for ...Read more
A fourth death related to vaping has been reported in Indiana. The Indiana State Department of Health confirmed the death on Thursday afternoon. The first death was reported on Sept. 6. ISDH says ...Read more
Curtis Hill wants to be your attorney general for another term, to crack down on violent crime and protect the most vulnerable, he said in a news release early Thursday. Hill recently testified in ...Read more
State Rep. Ann Vermilion will host several public meetings on Wednesday, Nov. 20 to gather feedback from local Hoosiers before the legislative session begins in January. Vermilion invites ...Read more
The Marion Police Department has arrested 27-year-old Thomas Pace, of Marion, according to Deputy Chief Stephen Dorsey. Pace is charged with robbery while armed with a deadly weapon, a Level 3 ...Read more
The Taylor University Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance is presenting their newly formed Exploration of Global Music Ensemble in their first concert. The event is this Saturday from 7:30-8:30 ...Read more
The United Way of the Wabash Valley just received a big donation, but they don’t know who made it. Danielle Isbell, resource development director for the United Way in Terre Haute, says ...Read more
The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is receiving a $1 million grant. The eight-mile bike and pedestrian trail which winds through downtown received the money from the Anthem Foundation, the nonprofit ...Read more
The Marion Police Department is looking for a suspect following an armed robbery at the Save-On Liquor located on S. Western Avenue. The robbery took place on Tuesday at around 9 p.m. Store clerk ...Read more
The Natural Resource Conservation Service has announced that Andrew Faison is the new District Conversationalist for Grant County and Madison County. His primary responsibility is to work with ...Read more
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