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Terre Haute police dog wins vets' heroism award
TERRE HAUTE , Ind. - A Terre Haute police dog injured during a shootout in which its partner died has been honored by the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association.
18 hrs ago | Brown County Democrat
Hart, a native of Terre Haute, moved to Brown County in 1964 with her husband, Jack.
23 hrs ago | Journal & Courier
Douglas and Rebecca White of West Lafayette announce the engagement of their daughter, Jamie Christine White of Greendale, to Chester Clayton Hembree of Terre Haute. Parents of her fiance are Chester E. and Patricia A. Hembree of Loogootee. A wedding is planned for April 14 at Greendale Baptist Church, 45 Tebbs Ave., Greendale.
Esme's Blog: Denny Hecker In Trouble Again
He is now at a medium security prison in Terre Haute, Ind. He has been moved twice already this week, first from the easy going prison camp in Duluth he has called home for the lastA year.
Polar Plunge benefits Special Olympics
The fourth annual Polar Plunge invited guests to a pool outside Hulman Center Saturday morning.
Indiana prison isn't Hecker's last stop, federal officials say
As of Friday afternoon, fraudster Denny Hecker remained in a federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind., but U.S. Bureau of Corrections officials said the former auto dealer is not done traveling yet.
Advocates: More homeless than counted
Here's why, agencies are given one day in their community to do a homeless count but how do you count those who don't reach out? Dottye Crippen of the Bethany House said there are more homeless people in this area than you think but the government also has strict guidelines as to who you can count as homeless.
Sony to close Fishers distribution center, lay off 248 starting in May
Sony DADC Americas plans to close its distribution center in Fishers this year and lay off 248 employees.
Denny Hecker Moved to Yet Another Prison
The former Twin Cities auto mogul convicted of fraud has been moved to the Federal Correctional Institution in Terre Haute, Ind.
Members of Community "Plunge" for Good Cause
This weekend brings the fourth annual Polar Plunge, a fundraiser for the Special Olympics of Indiana held on the Hulman Center's south patio.
HI-99 County Cares St. Jude Radiothon
The annual HI-99 Country Cares for Saint Jude Kids Radiothon hit the airwaves Thursday to raise money at the Honey Creek Mall in Terre Haute.
Is Valentines spending out of control?
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - This year, the average consumer will spend over $126 on Valentines day.
Two Vincennes Men Arrested For Dealing Marijuana
Two men were arrested Tuesday morning by Indiana State Police troopers for dealing in marijuana over 30 grams, a Class D felony.
There is new life for Terre Haute International Airport, as a private company takes over operations for the first time in over a decade.
Terre Haute Fire Ruled as Arson
Fire Officials responded to fire in an abandoned home on 3rd Avenue in Terre Haute just before 7 a.m. Wednesday.
W. Ind. city's flood-prone creek target of project
CLINTON, Ind. - Persistent flooding along a downtown creek that has plagued the western Indiana city of Clinton for more than 70 years might disappear under a $1.2 million project funded largely by federal and state grants, Mayor Jack Gilfoy Jr.
A new report from the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention found that more than half of dogs and cats in the United States are overweight and that almost one third qualify as obese.
Two Arrested in Vincennes Drug Bust
A routine traffic stop in Vincennes turned into a major drug bust resulting in two arrests.
City takes steps to protect trees
The city of Terre Haute is taking precautions against the emerald ash borer. The tree-killing insect has already been spotted in Clay County.
Bender's book tells of Gold Rush era
Carol Bender, who moved to Hartselle from Indiana a year ago to be closer to her son Tom and his wife Amanda and their children, recently released her second novel entitled "In Quest of Gold." The book is about the joy and excitement, trials and troubles and death threats her great-grandfather experienced while traveling overland to California as a ... (more)