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Back in Business: You can mail letters and buy stamps again in 12 Points
It is official: Neither rain, snow, sleet nor a surety bond will keep the United States contract postal unit in 12 Points from making its appointed rounds - or, rather, opening its doors.
Niehaus settles in: Northview standout feels at home with Terre Haute-based Post 346
Zac Niehaus is in the first full day of his first real American Legion baseball road trip with Wayne Newton Post 346, and to say he's adapting well would be something of an understatement.
Former Ottumwa child therapist dies during prison transport
A former child therapist from Iowa serving a five-year sentence on child pornography charges has died as he was being transported between prisons.
'Til It's Over: Valley track products hold their own at USA Championships
An NCAA steeplechase All-American on the track, Jordan Fife was joined by two Indiana State Sycamores with NCAA national championship credentials last weekend at the USA Track and Field Championships.
Illinois woman charged with forgery, theft in Vigo court
An Illinois woman was been charged in Vigo Superior Court with forgery and theft for allegedly taking more than $17,700 from her Terre Haute employer.
Police warn of meth danger in your yard
The dangers of methamphetamine are not just limited to police. It may be in your front yard or along your street.
A race lasting lasting more than 2000 miles ended in victory. Indiana State University senior Jessica Campbell along with faculty member Victoria Dunbar returned with their composite airplane to the Terre Haute Air Center Monday afternoon.
Breaking Update: Katron Walker pleads guilty to murder, attempted murder
Katron Walker will avoid the death penalty by pleading guilty to murder and attempted murder in an agreement entered today in Vigo Superior Court Division 3. Judge David R. Bolk accepted the guilty pleas and set the case for sentencing in August.
Family Dollar blaze Sunday afternoon
Emergency responders blocked Poplar Street from 14th to 15th streets Sunday afternoon as smoke poured out of the Family Dollar store.
Grape Sense: Make a a one tank tripa to Hubera s Winery in southern Indiana
Of the nearly 40 Indiana wineries, there isn't another like Huber's Orchard, Winery and Vineyards in Starlight, atop a hill just northwest of Louisville and across the Ohio River.
Wayne Newton rolls 21-1 past Green County
What's better? Scoring 21 runs or allowing just one? It's a scenario Wayne Newton Post 346 could sit back and ponder with a collective smile on their face after its 21-1 victory over Greene County Post 196 at Terre Haute North's field on Wednesday.
Good to be Kings: Father coaches QB in All-Star games
To Matt King, his high school football career was all about winning, the 6-foot-21/2 left-handed quarterback leading Rockville to back-to-back undefeated seasons and a Class A state-championship game berth in 2007.
VA program helps veterans with high tuition costs
Indiana veterans can get help with higher tuition costs at Indiana State University, Indiana University and other colleges taking part in the Yellow Ribbon Program run by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Gov. Daniels traveling state to discuss budget
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels is traveling in the southern part of the state to talk about the special legislative session and negotiations on a new state budget.
Lawsuit challenges prison's Muslim prayer limits
INDIANAPOLIS - A federal lawsuit claims that Muslim inmates in a special unit at the U.S. prison in Terre Haute are being illegally restricted from praying in groups as often as their religion commands.
Indiana man pleads guilty to abducting, killing son
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. a ' A western Indiana man has pleaded guilty to charges that he abducted his two young sons at knifepoint and then killed one of them.
Softball Scene: Outkast mena s traveling team finding success in southern Indiana
Among the local men's adult teams traveling throughout southern Indiana to participate in tournament play are Outkast, Crawlworks, 180 Energy Drink, Terre Haute Prescription Shop and Budweiser.
Vikings fall in state title game, but pride remains
The sky was blue. And Victory Field was a sea of West Vigo green. Unfortunately for the throng of West Vigo baseball fans that made the Indianapolis Indians' home ballpark look like the Green Dome, the IHSAA Class 3A state championship game didn't end with a Viking victory.
Restaurant ready to embrace Terre Hautea s ties to John Dillinger
John Dillinger has an historical link to Terre Haute, even paying to establish a hideaway in the city for members of his notorious bank robbing gang in the 1930s.
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