Warren News

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.

Two people are in the hospital and another person is dead after a car didn't stop at an intersection and was hit by another car in Huntington County.

ANDREWS - Cora E. Bickel, 89, formerly of Andrews, died at 11:03 a.m. Saturday, August 8, 2009 at the Peabody Retirement Community in North Manchester, where she was residing.

ANDREWS - Cora E. Bickel, 89, formerly of Andrews, died at 11:03 a.m. Saturday, August 8, 2009 at the Peabody Retirement Community in North Manchester, where she was residing.

Police are investigating a single-vehicle wreck that occurred on I-69 in Huntington County.

Many people have shopped the online auction site eBay for books, jewelry, antiques -- even cars and trucks.

Byron Thompson sat on his porch in rural Warren on Monday, assessing the damage caused when his son engaged in an apparent suicide-by-cop with five law enforcement officers.

A man whose father said he lacked the courage to kill himself and instead wanted police to do it for him committed suicide in a battle with police Monday in rural Warren, according to a coroner.

State police and a Huntington County man sought in connection with a series of building fires exchanged gunfire early Monday, leaving the man dead.

A northeastern Indiana man died during an exchange of gunfire with police officers who were searching for him after a fire destroyed a farm house and three barns owned by his father.

A fire engulfed a rural Huntington County home and three barns Sunday afternoon, and authorities were looking to question a man spotted at the scene in connection with the blaze.

A Florida woman was in critical condition Thursday night after she drove her car into the path of a tractor-trailer rig on Interstate 69 in Huntington County, prompting officials to close the highway.

An Indianapolis radio personality is also one of the Eastside's staunchest advocates.

High pressure will provide clear skies and light to calm winds. These will cause temperatures to dip into the middle 30s across much of central Indiana by sunrise.