Terre Haute News

Richard L. Antes and Daniel W. Antes , formerly of Terre Haute, and now of Nashville, Ind., have Won a NWFA Wood Floor of the Year Award.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- A year ago this morning, Indiana University student Lauren Spierer walked around the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue and was never seen again.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - The Bock family has been coming to the Special Olympics in Terre Haute for ten years now.

BRAZIL, Ind. - A fallen hero returns home to the Wabash Valley. Army National Guard Specialist Arronn Fields of Knightsville, Indiana was killed last week while serving in Afghanistan.

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The director of an animal rescue park says most of the tigers and other big cats seized this week from a northern Indiana animal sanctuary are doing well.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Thursday, the faculty of Chauncey Rose said farewell to the 8th grade class of 2012.

County Central Dispatch gave a radio broadcast to local and state officers requesting they attempt to locate a Vermillion County man wanted for questioning in a protective order violation that had just occurred at a local Terre Haute business on east Wabash Avenue.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Mosquitoes and other bugs may be the worst part about being outside, and this year they're going to be as bad as ever.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - Jim Fisher spends his time flying through Terre Haute's skies.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - If you've spent much time around a Tulip Poplar in the past few weeks, chances are you may have felt a few stray drops.

It could be about two more years before some lawsuits filed over last summer's State Fair stage collapse go to trial.

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Health workers administered tuberculosis skin tests to about 700 students and staff members at a Terre Haute middle school following a suspected case of the disease.

More than 2,600 athletes will be competing in the Valley this weekend. Special Olympics Indiana will host the 43rd summer games on the campuses of Indiana State University and Rose Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute on June 1st through the 3rd.

Terre Haute bars, restaurants and private clubs are almost a month away from going smoke-free. Come July 1st several establishments in the city and possibly Vigo County will be smoke-free. "That's going to put some of us out of business, its going to cause more unemployment.

Terre Haute police are investigating yet another armed robbery. This one happened around 4am Saturday at the Jiffy Gas Station on 25th and Eighth Avenue.

Clinton Western Indiana police say an 18-year-old woman was fatally injured in a weekend car crash shortly after leaving her high school commencement.

In honor of the many men and woman who gave the ultimate sacrifice, several Terre Haute veterans and community members participated in a ceremony to show support.

The heat wave penetrating the Midwest should lessen this week. Indiana hit a high of 91 degrees Sunday and was expected to top that Monday.