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Graduate defies odds for degree

Saturday afternoon Huntington University graduated 317 students. One of those students was Leah Smith.

Not all Indiana Powerball tickets lost

The winning jackpot ticket in Saturday’s historic Powerball drawing wasn't sold in Indiana but not all lottery players across the state came away empty handed.

ISU opens interactive exhibit of the Bayh family

A new interactive display that documents the lives and accomplishments of Indiana's politically prominent Bayh family has opened at Indiana State University.

Excitement builds around $600M jackpot

Hoosiers headed into local retailers to buy their tickets before Saturday night’s drawing in the historic $600 million jackpot.

Neighbor saves homeowner in house fire

A Good Samaritan saved a man's life Saturday morning after a house caught on fire in a southwest Allen County subdivision.

Counties worry about sentencing costs

The first significant change in Indiana's criminal sentencing rules in more than 30 years has left many counties worried about how to pay for associated costs.

Video: Strawberry Spring Salsa

Strawberry Spring Salsa with Creamy Greek Yogurt
Makes 4 servings (1/4 cup per serving)

Thousands to take part in Lemonade Day

You may see many lemonade stands while you're out and about Saturday.

Counties use alert system for tornadoes

Authorities in the north Texas community hit by a deadly tornado Wednesday night said it wasn’t just tornado sirens that helped prevent more people from

Ind. withdraws support for fertilizer plant

State officials have withdrawn economic incentives they had offered for a southwest Indiana fertilizer plant over concerns about whether its Pakistan-based

$1 M Powerball winner presented check

Floyd Shirrell of Indianapolis matched all numbers except the powerball number in Wednesday night’s Hoosier Lottery drawing.

Cops: Mother drowned kids, then herself

Police say the mother and two children found dead in a New Albany creek was a double murder-suicide.

Henryville playground set

Volunteers are set to help with a one-day project to build a new playground in a southern Indiana town still recovering from a devastating tornado that hit

Fort Wayne orchestra cuts choral series

The Fort Wayne Philharmonic is eliminating its chamber choral series for the 2013-14 season in an attempt to save money.

RV company's owner plans plant closing

The new owner of Monaco RV plans to shut down a 520-worker northern Indiana factory and shift its production work to another Indiana plant.

Pence, First Lady to kick off Lemonade Day

Indiana Governor Mike Pence and his wife, First Lady Karen Pence, will kick off Lemonade Day at 11 a.m. Friday at the Statehouse.

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