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"This is how all the Siennas should drive - maybe how all minivans should drive." That's what we found ourselves saying behind the wheel of the 2011 Toyota Sienna SE.

Windsor Machine Group, a manufacturer of automotive components, announced today that it will locate its newest manufacturing facility here, creating up to 130 new jobs by 2010.

A 21-year-old Princeton man has been sentenced to ten years in prison, in connection with charges including attempted incest.

Automotive component maker Windsor Machine Group will invest more than $4 million to establish a manufacturing facility in southwest Indiana, eventually creating as many as 130 jobs, the Indiana Economic Development Corp.

Using fiscal year 2002 as a baseline, by 2011 Toyota says it is targeting a 27 percent reduction energy consumed per vehicle produced.

Hannah Hales' artistic and linguistic prowess has netted her a prize. Hannah, an eighth grader at Princeton Community Middle School, won first prize in the National French Week Poster Contest.

Indiana's budgetary troubles have halted plans for a $12 million road-widening project that had been set to start this year in a southwestern Indiana city.

He said normally if a company leases property, the lessor builds the taxes into the lease cost.

Retired Washington schools superintendent Tom Miller has been hired full time by the North Gibson School Corporation.

Heavy fog may have played a part in a two vehicle accident Friday morning that sent two people to the hospital.

Amanda L. Walls and Billy L. Griswold, along with their parents would like to announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.

You could have money waiting on you and not even know it. Uncle Sam may owe you some cash and if you don't seek it, you won't get it.

A Patoka, Ind., woman was arrested for alleged impaired driving Thursday after being involved in a crashed caused by a tire falling off her car, according to Indiana State Police.

The Indiana Department of Transportation will open the passing lane for both northbound and southbound U.S. 41 Wednesday near the Indiana 641 overpass, weather permitting.

Jack J. Hurst, 74, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009 at his home in Sandborn.

Courtesy Willard Library archives The L & N Railroad Station as it appeared in 1907.

Toyota has ceased using heavy metals in its products and taken steps to prevent its waste from entering landfills.

While in the process of giving an interview to a local Indiana television station regarding Highlander production, Toyota officials let it slip that the all-new 2011 Sienna will begin production there in January of 2010.

To directly quote the interview, We also learned the plant will have a new Sienna coming out in January.