Month: September 2014

INDIANAPOLIS – With the death of actor and comedian Robin Williams still fresh in the minds of many Hoosiers, mental-health advocates want to keep the conversation going, as the state and nation recognize Suicide Prevention

IU Southeast was on lockdown for an hour Thursday. (Image: WHAS/ Louisville)

NEW ALBANY – The campus of Indiana University Southeast in New Albany was on lockdown Thursday after reports of a gunman.

ONTARIO COUNTY, NY – The investigation into the fatal incident involving NASCAR driver Tony Stewart striking and killing a fellow driver has completed, and a prosecutor is now reviewing the findings.

The county district attorney’s

Senator Dan Coats (R-Ind)

WASHINGTON, DC – Senator Dan Coats (R-Ind.), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, issued the following statement after President Obama’s speech about the Islamic State of Iraq and the

BATESVILLE – A local resident received a scary voicemail and after some research we were able to link the phone number with other scam reports across the country.

The citizen said the voicemail was from

NEW MARION, Ind.

INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Mike Pence is directing flags at state facilities statewide be flown at half-staff in honor of Patriot Day.

Flags should be lowered at sunrise and remain at half-staff until sunset.

Governor Pence

INDIANAPOLIS – While state health officials advise parents to be on the lookout for symptoms associated with the respiratory enterovirus known as EV-D68 sweeping the nation, they say good hygiene is the best prevention.

Indiana

President Obama address the nation Wednesday. (Image: NBC)

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Leslie Noble Stratton (Image: Indiana State Excise)

HOLTON – Family, friends and colleagues are mourning the loss of a local excise officer who passed away Wednesday morning after a long and courageous battle with