Huntington News

Unemployment was mostly up in the 11 counties of northeast Indiana in October, according to statistics the Indiana Department of Workforce Development released Friday.

The controversial By the Book Bible trailer religious education program will be back up and running in Huntington by the end of the month.

Old World Fudge at Glenbrook Square, next to Starbucks, has 20 flavors of fudge available at any time.

Students in Monette King's fashion and textiles technology class at Snider High School package gifts they sewed for children at Charis House.

Howard County Arrests Friday, 1:40 p.m., police arrested a 14-year-old girl at 2796 Apperson Way on a charge of disorderly conduct.

Six clerical workers were laid off first; then on Friday the Board of Public Works and Safety agreed to lay off six firefighters immediately.

Hospitals in Indiana will see a 5 percent cut in Medicaid reimbursement rates next year and programs meant to help the elderly stay in their homes will be curtailed as part of $34 million in spending reductions announced Tuesday.

A Huntington teen is in critical condition after her car was t-boned at what some residents are calling a dangerous intersection.

Allen County police are seeking the public's help after guns were stolen from a sheriff's deputy's home during a weekend burglary.

A Virginia Tech study for the U.S. Department of Transportation found that drivers who text-message are more than 23 times as likely to have an accident.

RICHMOND, Ind. -- Aaron Weeden, an Earlham College senior and son of Sheryl Stump and Scott Weeden of Muncie, performed in Earlham's Family Weekend Concert Oct.

A Huntington man is in jail after police seized 70 HCl generators and other components used in making methamphetamines from he and his wife's property Monday.A On November 2, Huntington County police report they went to Shawn and Michelle Prater's home at 9702 W. 700 North and in plain view found meth making materials.

An area lawmaker hopes to outlaw texting while driving for all Hoosiers during the 2010 legislative session.

Third-grader David Heiney, portraying John Chapman, signs an autograph for classmate Elizabeth Hendrickson.

Leonard Trive, left, and Colt Cross assemble a fire box for a gas grill Wednesday at Onward Manufacturing Co.

Onward Manufacturing Company, a Canadian manufacturer and distributor of outdoor grilling products, officially opened its first U.S. grill production center in the city of Huntington bringing 300 new jobs by 2011.

A Canadian barbecue gas grill maker will open its first U.S. manufacturing plant in Huntington, Indiana in a facility that used to make fireplaces with about 300 jobs being created by 2011.

Governor Mitch Daniels will be in Huntington with a major economic development announcement Wednesday afternoon.

I think if I see another local politician or read another article or hear another newscast in which the speaker laments the fact that Indiana governments may have to cut spending because of the implementation of the property tax caps, I'm gonna scream.

Huntington Officer William Wike Jr. pleaded guilty Thursday in a Huntington County court, the day after his trial started.