Logansport, IN News

• Logansport, IN News
• Former LPD officer Leal turns himself in
• 9-1-1 dispatchers will soon be able to text
• Andersons officials predict consistent demand for corn
• Former LPD officer arrested, accused of theft
• No jail for driver in fatal hit-and-run
• Board backs 51 percent spike in utility rates
• 13-foot statue celebrating arts to stand in Logan
• Stormwater board OKs rate increase
• ‘It’s not about you’: Local mom shares journey of adopting foster children
• Longtime Lewis Cass teacher fired over license
• Jeremy Franklin charged with two felonies
• Logan multiplex still in the works
• Ambulances moving: Hospital says change will save $200,000
• Survey says LMU commercial rates high
• Seeking healthy residents: Task forces research approaches, plan events
• U.S. Postal Service asking for input from public
• Rare book featured in learning center’s annual gallery reception
• Wellness program advances
• Man accused of assaulting pregnant woman, boyfriend with brass knuckles
• A century habitat
• Senior housing planned
• Fire Stone Grill opening weeks away
• Restoring a piece of Miami County circus history
• Mall-based schools offer second chance for at-risk students
• Early intervention may deter later dropouts
• Farm Bureau to launch young farmers club
• County approves $57,000 in additional funding
• Search and rescue: Logansport native, dogs on FEMA task force
• Property lawsuit pending against accused killer
• State fire marshal to look at Tuesday fire
• City must fund fire, police stipend
• Rural reduction: New proposal would cut hours of local, small post offices
• Hangar project to add 200 jobs
• Peru movie theater opens Friday
• Cass County adopts ticketing system for three departments
• Police: Elusive scam artist arrested in Cass County
• Logansport fire forces out five
• Logan school board mulls iPad, tablet or laptops for kids
• Community gets roundabout education, update on Chase
• Fire damages Logansport home
• Alternative to demolition? Group works to save abandoned home
• State set to release reading test scores
• Anonymous contributor gives $50K
• Swan named assistant police chief
• Replacement plan
• Logan company sues German supplier
• Hospital expects growth in 2012
• Caston school board to consider site plans Tuesday
• Riding toward history: 52 ride, take in Cass County historical sites
• Meth messing up Cass County
• New Cass DAR moves toward start-up
• Rate boost coming? City’s stormwater board plans vote this month
• Delphi awarded part of $20 million in grants
• Officials: Woman may have looked at confidential docs in prosecutor's office
• Accused killer appeals to Supreme Court on bail
• County mulling closing two roads at railroad's request
• Career Center adding criminal justice, five others
• Miami County officials voice courthouse security concerns
• Jazz Fest waits to hear on stage-rigging regs
• Anderson wins commissioner's nod
• Turnout low, as expected
• State rep challenges fall short
• Nelson wins congressional nod
• Cass County vote totals
• Early voting ‘very low’
• Council divided on receipts for uniform allowance
• Monahan wins 2nd board seat
• Police: Man displayed gun twice
• Get out the vote
• Officials scale back 18th Street project
• Wireless project advances
• Six-to-Six program targets middle-schoolers
• More than 600 attend Cinco de Mayo festival
• Sample ballots requests peak curiosity
• Officials discuss control
• Church members prepare new home
• Bowed in prayer
• Property owner says city jumped gun on cleanup
• Mayor offers break
• Lawmakers face primary challenges
• High-schoolers use Internet to study what isn’t available in classroom
• Council stalls on funding for marketing firm
• State OKs new rules for stages
• Trail effort: Task force applying for $250,000 grant for paving, education
• Four seeking three GOP council slots
• Gang unit makes its 1st arrest
• Beams of support: Students, mentors honored at ceremony
• GOP has three-way battle for commissioner’s nod
• County 'cut ties' with consulting firm
• Memorial service honors fallen workers
• A legacy of constancy
• LEDF prepping for formal director search
• Woman fooled by scam
• Fewer students suspended
• City hires international marketing firm
• County approves more than $368K to fire district
• Senate race ‘breaking molds’
• Restoring habitat: Scout project to plant wildflowers, warm-season grasses
• Intentionally set Logan house fire stopped by pasta water
• Logan woman accused of welfare fraud
• County's new ambulance service may need to move
• Stray machine-gun fire strikes two Galveston homes
• Emails: Mayor initially offers fire station, assistance for free
• Date changes for Justin Moore concert at Cass fair
• Army medics training at Grissom for overseas deployment
• Mayor hires brother as codes officer
• Life lessons: Teacher back in classroom after battling cancer
• Hurdles loom for utility services to Clymers
• New kindergarten prep program marked a success
• A pageant princess: Local 8-year-old to be on ‘Toddlers and Tiaras’
• Warrants issued for Bunker Hill taxes
• Four County names new CEO
• LHS picks Urban as football coach
• Search for mobility: Seven-year-old hopes to win handicap-accessible van
• Fair tragedy prompts new rules
• Logansport schools pledge not to discriminate based on DNA
• McTaggart hands out last grant
• Residents help city clean up
• Marking the new year
• Council postpones fire district decision
• Council delays fire district decision
• Immediate impact: Teachers say scores show benefit of new LHS algebra program
• Peru, Delphi get $294K in teacher grants
• Logan man found not guilty of charges
• High court ruling in mo-ped case could drive new law
• Full circle: New carousel manager descendant of previous owner
• 83 years in prison for attempted rape
• Assistant moves to principal at Lewis Cass
• Commission considers ‘suspending’ TIF collection
• Cass County’s high teen birth rate prompts education session
• Man who broke into home, businesses sentenced to 6 years
• County to consider lending Cass Fire $368K
• County may consider up to $368,000 Cass fire loan
• Financial planning: Logan leaders look at future projects today
• Molester sentenced to 200 years
• Report: One-third of Indiana college freshmen not ‘college ready’
• Hospital boasts more profits, patients
• Molester sentenced to 200 years in prison
• Galveston replacement clerk-treasurer named
• Poor grades: Cass County gets low marks in community assets survey
• Officers must pass polygraph
• Salvation Army still pondering city’s offer
• Miami County breathes sigh of relief over tax error
• Unhealthy statistics: Cass County ranks poorly in study
• Local leaders eye Clymers for growth
• Police say law makes job harder
• Man stabbed at 12th and North streets
• Lugar, Mourdock eye ground game
• Cass fire district approves loan for $368,000
• Clark named new Logan police chief
• No charges filed yet in arrest of mayor’s son
• Clark named Logansport police chief
• Recovering lost ground: Teachers give first-graders a quick reading boost
• Fire district has offers from city, others
• Visitor’s bureau will not join alliance task force
• Couple accused of buying boy plead guilty to felonies
• Heartland homestretch: Work on schedule this spring
• LHS moving forward with Chinese instruction
• No housing preference for domestic violence victims
• Local musicians record CDs to boost historical society
• Student government: Students debate banning smoking during Good Government Day
• Logan schools to get $400K more for kindergarten
• Police: Shrooms lead to arrests of 4 teens
• Traffic stop leads to six-year sentence
• A new beginning
• Franklin reflects on first 100 days
• Galveston considers $160K for new meters
• Galveston appoints interim replacement for Lewis
• A Good Friday to walk
• Police arrest son of Logansport mayor
• Judge denies bail for accused killer
• Manufacturing dip could hurt Cass more than most
• Accused killer Fry denied bail
• Fulton County man arrested, accused of making "explosive devices"
• For the rocker-farmer: Fundraiser honors local musician, supports arts scholarship
• LPD officer fired over 'inappropriate expenses'
• Error kept $1.8M from Cass County
• During hearing, shooting victim, 76, described as agitator
• Leal fired as Logan police officer
• Life after Bryan: Widow organizes walk to educate county about suicide prevention
• Local districts pleased with IREAD results
• Mild weather saves county more than $60K
• Inmate charged with attempted murder in guard’s beating
• An award well earned: Lewis Cass senior earns Lilly scholarship
• Galveston clerk-treasurer resigns
• Cass County burglar gets 5 years prison
• Fincher among six being considered for utility board
• Cass student wins Lilly scholarship
• Work might start soon on Fulton community center
• Mayor: Lots of interest in police chief's position
• Former informant gets work release
• Logan woman finalist in model search
• A man of justice
• Logan police chief resigns
• Miami-Cass expects rate increase
• Indiana State Police revives homicide case after 20 years
• Logan Police Chief Resigns
• Hundreds of children, thousands of eggs
• How to foot the demo bill
• Cass County low on college grads, report says
• Change of seasons: Farm Bureau president, 83, retiring after fourth term
• CCFD to seek $385K emergency loan
• Dinner to raise money to find Kelly Armstrong
• Brush fire takes off, destroys 2 trailers at campground
• Pain at the pump: With gas prices soaring, residents prepare for the worst
• Probation for mom who sold her son
• Peru to demo 22 houses
• Local artisans to be showcased in Indy
• Blue for autism: Local mothers seeking to raise awareness of syndrome
• Back to one-class ‘Hoosiers’ tourney?
• Miami County market scrambled by egg fees
• LMU sticks with own wellness plan
• Treasured work: N.J. sign maker returns to repair Dentzel sign he crafted
• Attorney: Police biased in case of bar beating
• Petition seeks to remove Clay Township from Cass fire
• Supreme Court decision could mute prosecutors
• A state of repair
• Smoking law clouded with hazy rules
• Committee agrees with undesignating 4 properties
• Columbia Elementary says, 'Make a wish, Andre'
• Ex-fire district board chair seeks ‘vindication’
• LHS grad awarded Carnegie Medal
• LEDF names interim leaders
• No recycling Saturday at Riverside Park
• Rooster on the run finally captured
• Fire rips through Walton home
• 2 LPD officers to leave
• Mayor’s campaign chair nominated for utility service board
• Gifts of safety: Young America church gives out weather radios to residents
• Lucerne native awarded Carnegie Medal
• State to put $29M toward home utility bills
• Project prompted by E. coli concerns nearly done
• Kickoff to curb appeal: West Logan gets $3K grant for beautification
• Law will increase Cass cell phone fees
• Group aims to reduce smoking, teen births
• Peru man not hurt in semi wreck
• Treasurer Conner-Kraud out for re-election
• Logan businessman investigated for ID theft
• Cass commissioners OK private ambulance contract
• ‘Conflict of interest’ bill impacts office holders
• Seeking skilled workers
• Landowners fighting airport
• Council approves job shift
• Cass County Men’s Softball League pledges to catch up utility bill
• 11 would-be Logansport police officers clear agility test
• Slow progress on reform efforts
• Ex-chair critical of county
• Safer crossings: Organizer of soccer program seeks crosswalk
• Stormwater rate boost coming
• Details released on proposed multiplex
• Community raises $32k for tornado victims
• Proposed theater plans announced
• New system makes voting easier
• Warrant nets 4 arrests
• County might go after unpaid taxes
• Another step forward: With great weather, River of Life’s steeple goes up Tuesday
• Failed drug test may scuttle plea deal
• Logan man accused of child molest
• Students dress down, toss pies to benefit tornado victims
• Tallying the score: Daniels, Bauer disagree on session’s accomplishments.
• Five-screen theater coming to Logan?
• School projects awarded
• New measure to boost Miami County coffers
• Tweeting for a cause
• Maconaquah lands $200,000 grant
• Council looks at job cuts
• Logansport Memorial Hospital outlines community benefits
• Visiting artist hopes to inspire juveniles to make mark on the world
• Community rallies to support family
• Schools raising the bar
• Time to clean up: Logansport mayor says city serious about reducing blight
• Logan commission backs four undesignation requests
• Peru plant to add new line
• Ambulance contract out of county hands
• Grissom could lose 13 spots
• Red Cross seeks volunteers for safety alert
• $63 million awarded for Heartland work
• Historic no more? Six Logansport properties want designations removed
• Cass County wellness clinic ‘on hold’
• Fire victims say neighbor 'saved our lives'
• City votes down shared building commissioner
• Girlfriend claims man pulled gun
• Great minds gather
• Battle over bail in murder case
• Andersons’ project will start this month
• Casinos have secure spot in smoking ban carve-out
• ‘The best of Hoosiers' -- National, state leaders highlight Cass County Republican dinner
• Miami County employee gave gun used in shooting
• Cass County wellness clinic not open as hoped
• Ivy Tech approves $150K contract to create 10-year plan
• Wise words: Children’s author brings the world of books to Pioneer students
• Cass fire district budget rejection stands
• Just drunk won’t be enough for arrest
• Jurors convict Logan man of four counts of child molest
• ‘Growing up grocery:’ Historical society launches video project on county grocers
• State privatizes food services at state hospitals
• Child alleges sexual assault
• Braun founder gets hall of fame nod
• A rare celebration: Despite fewer birthdays, residents like being born on Leap Day
• Shot suspect moves from hospital to jail
• Judge sets trial date in Kelly Armstrong case
• Officials: Flu off to a late start
• Logan native receives award for helping Norway’s forces
• Cocaine dealer gets 40-year term
• Logan misses the cut
• Cass County fire district objects to ruling
• Logansport not among finalists for 'Stellar Communities' grant
• Foundation announces 2012 Lilly finalists
• Drainage project at a standstill
• State seeks to raise degree numbers
• Rejuvenating the party
• Cass County ambulance services goes private
• Experience tops LEDF wish list
• Tax credits denied to convert Logan schools to senior housing
• Ambulance alternative: City fire to explore handling ambulance calls
• Bond hearing set for accused killer
• District ponders options
• Huston project awarded to Fishers company
• Police make second arrest in robberies
• Training grounds? Cass County correctional officers among lowest paid in state
• State rejects fire district budget
• Boyfriend charged in killing, but woman’s family to keep searching
• Man arrested in connection with Monticello robberies
• Two deaths in Monticello ruled murder-suicide
• UPDATE: ISP says Carroll County man still critical after being shot by police
• Police: Two more robberies today in Monticello
• Safer way to school: Work should begin this summer on new sidewalks in Galveston
• Kokomo man charged with killing
• ISP: Man flees, shot following robberies
• Lawmakers approve bills easing college credit transfers
• ISP: Monticello police shoot Carroll County man
• Kokomo man charged in death of missing woman
• Financial return? Councilman looking to reverse allocation of $1.1 million
• Ambulance announcement coming soon
• School voucher program expansion falters
• Several storage units scorched in Monday night fire
• Discounted dispatch
• Funding cut spells end of girls home
• No show produces no action
• Bill would grant immunity to minors calling for medical help
• Fire calls fall: LFD runs drop 58 percent last year, but chief seeking more
• New state test targets third-graders
• Peru company buys lien on Logan mall property
• Daniels may face gender issue again with Supreme Court pick
• County council OKs joint building position
• Not closing yet
• Probation for former secretary
• Shared building commissioner moves closer
• Former police secretary gets probation
• Logan couple win $77,777 in lottery
• Building department funding questioned
• Schools to seek bids for projects nearing $1.5 million
• Logan school board OKs new calendar
• Songs of love: Foundation offers Valentine’s Day serenades
• State seeks to contain measles
• Cass County's economic development chief resigns
• City may need to drop landfill fee
• A love that lasts: Couple mark 74 years on Valentine's Day
• Logansport applies for $22 million grant
• Neglect plea nets jail term
• Haynes worker accused of theft
• Divine decade
• County ambulance talks continue
• City to consider reducing tipping fee
• Caston officials discussing $2 million in capital projects
• The state option: Local educators unsure of impacts of ‘No Child’ waiver
• Filings in: Three Republican primaries
• Logansport officials: Wireless plan not dead
• Miami County officials say they knew of company’s past issues
• Dean Baldwin’s past includes tax payment problems, indictment of executive
• Principal: Lewis Cass student attacked with piece of wood
• Dancing with dad: 185 fathers and daughters take to dance floor
• Woman suing Cass Area Transit
• Delays in cases of clerk-treasurer, man accused of attempted murder
• Former police chief to run for coroner
• Victory worth celebrating: United Way raises more than $600,000 for area organizations
• Accused rapist charged with felony in Arizona
• Jurors: Galveston man not guilty of molest
• Sen. Head to run for re-election
• Retired Navy chief, former judge announce bids for local office
• Snowless savings: Warm weather lowers expenses
• Logansport sees jump in grad rate
• Officials break ground on $1.1M Eel River Run
• Fifth candidate files for county council
• Indy on top of its game: Super Bowl host city earns rave reviews
• $200K in back taxes owed on Logan mall
• Logan to pay $21K in benefits payments
• Two candidates file bids for county council
• A scientific fellow
• Fed-Mogul says hiring on track
• Gundrum to build crematory
• Incumbent judge seeks second term in Cass County circuit court
• LHS grad mixing with the Patriots
• Ivy Tech planning next 10 years
• Logansport High school goes to Banker's Life Fieldhouse
• Eyes on the skies: Grissom air traffic crews super busy with Super Bowl
• ‘Clerical error’ might cost Logan $20K
• Jurors convict Flora man of attempted rape
• LHS’ video clip will rock big screens in Indy
• City seeks trial in Fire Stone suit
• Peru to annex 1,000 acres
• Space issues at Pioneer Elementary push students into hallways, closets
• Three interested in Logan police pension board
• 1 injured in semi-car collision
• Walton man severely injured in crash
• Cocaine dealer gets 6 years
• Economist urges caution in farm strategy
• Daniels signs Head's bill calling for new penalties for sex trafficking
• A royal affair
• Council leader supports shared position
• Grass liens earn Peru thousands
• GOP has contest for commissioner
• A second chance: Inmates give education another try
• Chief says demotion voluntary
• New LPD assistant chief named, but questions remain
• Spreading the word: Play aims to raise awareness about students with disabilities
• 75-year-old accused of murder requests bail
• Logan adopts warning siren policy
• LPD chief still not speaking about reassignment
• Reduced to rubble: Crews tear into Trelleborg plant, but plans for site unknown
• Logan assistant police chief out
• Walton couple accused of arson
• Indiana poised to pass ‘right to work’
• Man and wife charged in Walton arson case
• Tooled for growth: Flora manufacturer looking to add six new workers.
• Galveston Police Department gets big boost
• LPD’s chief detective steps down
• Cass County looking to save money on ambulance service
• Logan mayor assigns brother to enforce codes
• Logan shopping center up for sale
• House Dems lose ‘right to work’ referendum vote
• Voice of youth
• Council tables joint position
• $90,000 raised for Logansport mayoral campaign
• Management firm buys Eastgate Plaza
• Missing Logansport woman found
• Rules causing a stir
• Fire district short in payment
• Longtime Logansport councilwoman, Mary Cotner, dies
• Clinic could affect hospital
• Mary Cotner, longtime councilwoman, passes away
• Cab drivers enlisted to combat sex-trafficking at the Super Bowl
• Holocaust survivor offers message of forgiveness at Ivy Tech
• Sex acts with teen net prison
• Restaurant owner’s attorney pushes ahead
• Monahan appointed to parks board
• Coughing? Sneezing? How to know if you're too sick to work
• Hospital hopes to grow patient base with addition to ExpressMed
• Penman building to remain with parks
• 10 years in prison for meth dealer
• Logan lawmaker drawing attention in 'right to work' melee
• A new set of rules: Parents learn different discipline method
• Dems delay ‘right to work’ vote
• County signs off on joint building commissioner
• Man gets 6 years in prison for girlfriend attack
• Hunger has no season
• Former LMH nurse claims discrimination
• Worthington to run for state representative
• More anonymous donations bolster local groups
• Remembrance: Holocaust survivor to speak this week
• Fire Stone opening still on hold
• New group aiming to educate builders
• Peru man admits to lying during federal firearm probe
• Mayor yet to cash vacation check
• Man faces six years work release, in-home detention for dealing in meth
• 400 patient files stolen from Kokomo office
• Unions fighting “right to work for lower wages” bill
• Higher education
• Three injured in Miami County crash
• Tailoring education: Refugee-status students, their schools make adjustments for learning
• Mayor’s leave of absence approved
• Franklin removes parks board president
• Grand Industrial buys former Herd Seeder property
• 5 tips to help you land a new job in 2012
• Court of appeals upholds ruling in lawsuit over trooper Barrett's grave
• Board approves Franklin's 'leave' request from fire department
• Insurance company investigates Walton arson
• Penman proposal: Mayor says donated building to house clinic, but parks officials disagree
• Matthew Warren execs moving
• Seven local Republicans file for spring primary
• MW Industries to move two positions to Chicago
• Back in the black: Logansport Memorial Hospital has profitable year
• Franklin rejects hiring son of former police chief
• Man who forced way into Logan home at gunpoint gets 30 years
• Daniels uses State of State to defend contentious labor bill
• Up in flames: Shed fire spreads, heavily damages Walton home
• Man gets 20 years in stabbing
• Coles donate $1.25M to IUK
• Lawmaker proposes trade union exemption for labor bill
• Blaze destroys Walton home
• Finding Treasures
• Franklin reopens building office
• Cass County surveyor seeks re-election to fourth term
• Bridge swap: County asks for $16.5M to take over four bridges
• Franklin to request leave from fire department
• Logan mulls county clinic
• Delphi church plans to take state to trial
• Looking for work: Few attend free employment summit at Ivy Tech
• $2,134: Third group reports 'odd' anonymous gift
• Results: Driver in fatal crash not drunk
• Delphi church suing INDOT over Heartland
• A pledge of teamwork: Arnold, Franklin promise to work together
• Reasons vary for Galveston executive session
• Kantzer resigns from fire district
• Governor rolls back Statehouse security rules
• Daniels rescinds new Statehouse security rules
• Kantzer resigns from Cass fire board
• New rules at Statehouse under scrutiny
• Domestic dispute ends peacefully
• County to health department: Make do with less
• boxers for sell
• New year, new beginning: Cass County welcomes its first baby of 2012
• Logan council rescinds wireless funding
• Council appointments made
• Mayor says cemetery office still open
• New chapter begins
• Fugitive found in Mississippi
• Literacy advocates get boost
• Building, code enforcement spots still open for the city of Logansport
• Stories to watch for 2012
• Senator chosen as city attorney
• Franklin saw loss as ending
• Daniels wants no political spectacles at Super Bowl
• Deputies arrest two Occupy protesters in Kokomo
• Franklin picks Sen. Head as city attorney
• Man remains hospitalized after another wreck on Ind. 25
• Looking back
• Galveston utility superintendent, clerk resign
• Essroc to pay $1.7M penalty
• Logansport Sears to stay open
• The basics of baby-sitting: Twenty teens head back to class to learn about watching children
• Lawsuit keeps Barrett from city attorney post
• Council may vote against wireless
• With closings planned, Logan’s Sears future uncertain
• Barrett resigns as city attorney
• Rivers retires: Longtime secretary served with four mayors
• Fulton community center closer to reality
• Miami County made penalty payments to IRS
• Consultant: LMU should test higher Btu fuels
• Staying active: Cass County Family YMCA offers Christmas break activities.
• Chief names new head of detectives
• Strong chosen as chief
• Strong named next Logan fire chief
• Brad Miller named new Chief of Detectives
• Mayor Fincher reflects
• Fincher to receive Beacon Award
• Cemetery dispute heads to court
• Hangar work no longer on hold
• Special delivery: 7-year-old plays Santa to Riley kids
• Almost home: Two months after fire, Logan family counting blessings, eyeing return
• Southeastern considers turbine proposal
• Robber gets 45 years in prison for beating
• Convicted robber sentenced to 45 years in prison
• A healthier school corporation: Officials hope new clinic reduces insurance costs
• Council approves kennel’s tax break
• Police: Felon found with real gun gives fake name
• With first equipment ordered, Huston moving forward
• Viral video: Woman makes amazing hockey goal, wins truck
• Letter draws big response: Furniture store collects socks for those in need
• ‘Irate’ driver charged in attack after crash
• Woman charged in horse deaths
• Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for dealing meth
• Police: Angry motorist attacked driver trapped in car after crash
• Viral video: FedEx guy tosses computer monitor over fence
• Helping hands: Ivy Tech faculty bottles laundry soap for pantries
• Plan calls for laptops for LHS students
• Math error leads to $14K election bill mistake
• Commission makes formal offer to Salvation Army
• 5 last-minute Christmas gifts you can buy online
• New plan calls for laptops for LHS students
• Creating atmosphere: 80-year-old makes large pipe organ for local church
• Money set aside for wireless project
• County permit costs climb
• Fort Wayne man injured in stabbing
• Viral video: Senior citizens stage flash mob
• Picture perfect
• Morningstar faces funding cuts
• Campaign tops its goal of $575K
• Longtime Cass principal announces retirement
• Dress for success: Three years in, Fairview's dress code making an impact
• Fincher will not sign off on wireless
• New chief to target Logan gangs
• Jury finds Logan man guilty of battery in stabbing
• Williams tabbed to head new Logan public works department
• Neher named next Logan police chief
• Governor promises to fast-track sex-trafficking bill
• No action on Logan-Cass fire plan
• Lewis Cass gets choir help to the tune of $10K
• Logan man charged with having meth in prosecutor's truck
• Emmaus delivers gifts to local seniors
• Logan man charged with having meth in prosecutor's truck
• Lewis Cass choir wins $10,000
• Giving chances: Colts spokesman and wounded vet shares story
• Prosecution: Mateo stabbed man in chest, back
• Lawmakers push welfare aid tied to drug testing
• Council drops Trine lease from agenda
• Time's 2011 Person of the Year: The Protester
• Early-morning blaze destroys rural Cass home
• Man, 74, accused of molest
• Key witness in attempted murder case will not testify
• 11-year-old wins over crowd at Kokomo talent show
• Fire destroys Cass County home
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• Communities offer alternatives to revolving door of prison
• Reformers for push for 'swift and certain' response
• No tickets since texting while driving ban
• Transco, union agree on contract
• Same crime, different time
• Short-term offenders learn skills behind bars
• Continuity ‘important’ in city hall transition
• Families visit North Pole Wonderland
• Push for prison downsizing focuses on low-level offenders
• ‘Sugar’ spices up days with compliments
• State legislators layer the criminal code with felony crimes
• Police: Accused molester tried to hang himself
• Crystal J. Starr
• ONLINE FIRST: Police: Man holds brother at gunpoint
• 5 tax credits for wintertime energy efficiency
• Logan man dies after Fulton County wreck
• Miami Cass REMC reaction to Nov. 29 snowstorm
• Logan Mayor-elect proposes deal with fire district
• Coroner: Local man killed by pet pit bull
• Days before attempted murder trial, witness still missing
• Two injured in wreck after trying to pass four semis
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Coroner: Pit bull killed White County man
• The gift of words: Lions Clubs donate dictionaries to Caston third-graders.
• Mayor opens door for wireless meeting with Franklin
• Logan board OKs deal with state for $3.5 million
• Franklin, county talking about shared building commissioner
• Guide to this year's hottest gift: The tablet
• Cass County clerk's office moves to fourth floor
• Barrett chosen as city attorney
• Election bill spurs questions
• Coroner announces bid for second term
• Franklin names Armstrong as ‘chief of staff’
• Forum on the Heartland: More than 100 turn out for details on new highway
• Council approves wireless service plan
• County gives OK to clinic
• Having fun with Santa
• Library requests funding
• Cass Co. clerk seeks 2nd term
• County auditor announces campaign for reelection
• Fashion show offers dresses to girls in need
• Panhandle being extended into Winamac
• Heartland to be topic of meeting
• ONLINE FIRST: Jury: Man guilty of beating, robbery
• The giving season: Downtown open house promotes business, sparks donations
• Sex abuse program prompts 18 investigations
• Waiting on the power: Hundreds still without electricity following storm
• After deadlock, Miami County council favors Vohne Liche designation
• VIDEO: 74-foot spruce shines in Rockefeller Center
• This year's top 10 video games (with holiday savings!)
• YMCA seeking new place to play
• Hundreds still without power after storm
• Charges expected soon for meth found in prosecutor's truck
• Trial starts for man accused of beating, robbery
• Real or fake? Choosing the right Christmas tree
• Man killed by flying tow strap while helping stranded motorist
• Lawmakers propose drug tests to receive welfare
• Program IDs possible sex abuse victims
• Appeals court upholds PHS expulsion
• Stebbins will seek to retain Cass Council seat
• Young talent: Eleven-year-old competes in upcoming talent show.
• Rapist sent to prison for failing to register
• Merchants push online sales tax collection
• Council will weigh using development funds on Huston
• Working ahead
• Galveston officials plan to learn first
• Memorial makes changes to staff
• Man gets 78 months for pot conviction
• ‘A labor of love’
• Southside businesses look to spruce up
• Breathing new life into smoking ban
• Light Up Logansport: Warmer weather draws larger-than-normal crowd
• Black Friday kicks off shopping season
• Murder suspect jailed
• Mother, daughter hit by truck
• Ministering to the hungry
• Man accused of murder still at large
• Police: Brothers ran away, set fire on barn
• Changes coming to Catholic Mass
• Lighting up Logansport: Annual holiday parade set for Friday.
• New Logan councilmen, clerk sworn in
• Police: Man, 62, touched teen girl
• Southeastern supports shift to Central time
• Police: 62-year-old fondled teenager
• Black Friday store hours for major retailers
• Police investigating fatal shooting in Rochester
• Unions protest 'right to work' proposal
• Logan woman, other collapse victims suing Sugarland
• Utility weighs coal options
• Transco employees considering going on strike
• Logan firm files suit against Sugarland for stage collapse
• Ringing for a cause: Salvation Army kicks off fundraising drive.
• City might add two years’ free rent for Trine
• Meth dealer gets 18 years in prison
• Martin will not request recount on three-vote loss
• So much turkey! Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Time to admit failure
• Local residents react to the lack of debt deal
• Filings: Fry denies shooting neighbor
• LEDF looks at cutting expenses
• Operation Christmas: Program sends shoeboxes worldwide with toys
• New rules might target local schools
• Ex-chair says Democrats ‘outworked’
• Economic development group meets goal
• Logan has edge: County considering $4.8 million abatement for Andersons
• Logan attorney gets 1-year suspension
• Cass foundation recognizes supporter Rusk
• County treasurer seeks re-election
• Downtown demo: Crews tearing down buildings at two sites in Logansport
• Fees to rise at France Park
• Rep. McClain will not run again
• Clerk hired attorney, asks Miami County to pay
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• Opening night: LHS performs "Oliver" for first time in 17 years
• Deadlock stalls $2.9M kennel expansion
• Board OKs $1.8M grant for culverts
• Police: Peru woman fled twice, crashed into side of trailer
• Eyeing a new use: Logan commission offers $50,000 for former Salvation Army building
• The Andersons file $4.8M improvement permit
• Judge rejects plea deal for Royal Center man
• Cass Commissioner Sailors seeks second term
• Trine taking off: Enrollment at Logan campus nearly doubles
• Severe weather stalls school buses
• Threats net man 5 years
• Ind. schools chief says more reform to come
• Teaching others
• 3 indicted on federal charges
• United Way fundraising continues
• Beating the clock: Kids compete in “Minute To Win It” challenges at library
• GOP dominance rare in Logan politics
• Pumpkins fly - and fall - at fundraiser
• A day of honor: Parade, school program recognize veterans’ sacrifices
• Northern Cass landowners seek answer for flooding
• Fincher's final 50
• Shirley Ann Morgan-McKinley
• With new program at LHS, algebra ‘easy’ now
• Logan to apply for cleanup grant
• Logan council candidate Martin will seek recount
• County councilman to seek commissioner post
• Religion on the Web: Churches turn to the Internet
• Police: Man stole DNR vehicle, led officers on chase
• Mayor-elect taking time on appointments
• Logan native finalist for Rhodes Scholarship
• Franklin looking for those six votes
• Local farmer pushing for world-market opportunities
• Accused armed robber pleads guilty
• Investigator: Blaze gang related
• Grant helping senior center
• Fire displaces 20
• Lawmakers pushed to ease gaming rules
• Fincher: Mayor’s post ‘greatest opportunity’
• Logan’s Crime Up
• Kings march to title
• Cass County fire claims trailer, family dog
• Franklin doubles Fincher in fundraising
• Marching to state: Lewis Cass makes 30th consecutive appearance in finals.
• Candidates see mayor as full-time job
• American Legion thriving in prison
• Lugar talks jobs during Logansport visit
• Spooktacular evening
• Miami County trims budget
• Officials reject hangar expansion bids
• Occupy Indianapolis numbers dwindle
• Downtown Halloween Activities
• Mapping out changes: Residents see where their properties sit on new flood plain maps
• Fire district budget might hit snag
• ‘Right to work’ bill returns
• Parks board OKs Ben Long lease
• Halloween at the Historical Society
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• Calling for coats: Expecting nearly 1,000 applications, Coats for Kids seeks donations.
• Police: Man cuts artery during pawn shop break-in
• LMU board selects consultant
• Man acquitted in pharmacy burglary
• Some of Oprah’s favorites
• Unidentified firm promises 94 jobs
• Man faces neglect charges
• Voting starts for November election
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Children participate in annual Boo-Fest
• Trine says flier not political
• Mr. Happy Burger inducted into Hall of Fame
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Family learns to live with cerebral palsy
• Cass makes 30th straight state finals
• Pioneer students welcome new zoology class
• Council splits on fire district budget
• Officials courting new jobs
• Working quietly behind scenes
• Part of U.S. 35 to open tonight for football game
• Helping a neighbor
• People’s Winery earns state recognition
• Program features advice on bullies
• Singers compete for funding
• Helping without even being asked
• Old school’s owner claims harassment
• Youthful offenders graduate behind bars
• Not quite retired: Logan couple makes mark by volunteering
• Search for fugitive leads to six arrests
• Documents: Council on aging paid ousted director
• Fourth arrest made in alleged baby sale
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Missy Iles helps community through her church
• Cass County works to lower health insurance costs
• Driver charged in crash that injured two
• Mother, daughter charged in bar beating
• Serving others
• Council hopefuls weigh in
• Law shielding criminal records may need fix
• Walton resident grows vegetable duck
• Rededicating history
• PHS grad first woman honored by Citadel
• Logan SAT scores top state norms
• Walton looks to spruce things up downtown
• Inmate denies selling son for drugs
• Ramada sells for $1.1M
• At-large hopefuls split on 18th Street plan
• Fire heavily damages Logansport home
• Logan mayoral candidates talk about fire protection, LMU
• Accused stabber to claim insanity
• Auto group gifts $100,000 to Huston Park
• Auto group donates $100,000 toward Huston Park
• A tiny gift: Local man builds 11-inch-tall trike for girl with dwarfism
• Calif. cops arrest mother in alleged baby sale
• Police: Woman trades meth for pills
• LMH to close family medicine practice in Flora
• LMH to close Flora office
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• Literacy Volunteers host 20th Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee
• Ben Long up for bids
• Prison for man posing as doctor
• Voters can size up candidates during forum
• Need a flu shot? Find vaccination sites near you
• Occupy Wall Street sympathizers take over Statehouse lawn
• Board OKs Jefferson sale for $75,000
• Burglary suspects arrested in Cass County
• Man admits to pulling pocketknife out at bar
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• Building dedication
• Officials celebrate highway’s progress
• Shotgun gets man 15 months
• Sale spurs collection of $480K
• Racing toward early detection
• Police say robber was on home detention
• Occupy Wall Street movement reaches Indianapolis
• Cass County in the fall
• First responders roll up their sleeves for blood drive
• 22 guns, ammo stolen from three homes
• Police say baby sold for drugs
• Speedway to close for four weeks
• Carroll County man charged in 2007 fatal shooting
• Police: 22 guns stolen in recent burglaries
• One big potato: Local man harvests 8-pound spud
• Meth found in prosecutor’s truck
• City OKs $5K fine for trash
• Local educators call for fewer guidelines
• Police find meth in truck owned by prosecutor
• Steve Jobs in 2005: Death is life's 'change agent' (VIDEO)
• Cass County 4-H Association launches 'Grain for Green'
• Family of stabbing victim opposed killer's release
• Park plans pared down
• Two Ohio men killed in Miami County crash
• Friends, family of missing Kokomo woman pray for return
• Accused molester faces new charges
• County sets fee for data
• Prosecutor wants accused killer in isolation
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Work delayed along Michigan Road
• Commissioners ban semis from roads near Royal Center
• Council signs off on school projects
• Family, friends plan vigil for missing woman
• Logan teen pleads guilty to gun charge
• Rededicating history
• Meetings offered in Spanish
• Council to consider housing projects
• Tax sale coming Thursday
• Cass County schools adjusting to mandatory 90-minute reading block
• City might set record for fewest fires
• Humane society says no to offer
• Cass, Pioneer advance to regional
• Weather conditions challenging local farmers
• Man convicted in fatal stabbing released early
• Jury convicts Logan man of beating girlfriend
• Two fires hit Miami County homes
• Man convicted of manslaughter released two years early
• Coming soon: Buffalo Wild Wings opening on Sunday.
• Civil suit filed against accused killer
• Band marching toward state
• Legislators vow to fix pension plans
• Family of shooting victim sues man accused of murder
• Chase Road area set for new zoning
• Local free and reduced lunch rates climb
• Local teachers debate education
• Keeping watch: Grant brings more security cameras to schools
• Ordinance would eliminate downtown review board
• LMU to pick from five firms
• 3,000 motorcycles to escort tribute
• Salvation Army less than two weeks from move
• More details emerge in Logan shooting death
• Man jailed after 400 calls, Walmart visit
• Police still investigating 'playing CSI' shooting
• New details emerge in fatal shooting of Logan man
• Police: Girl shot in head out of hospital
• Accused murderer pleads not guilty
• Work taking off
• Two Logan teens killed in crash
• State bans sales of herbicide
• Peru native’s book being staged at Ball State
• Volunteers tackle 48 community projects
• City denies it owes money to former firefighters
• Freedom Hunt makes most of damp weather.
• New program targets troublemakers
• Officials: Girl shot in head by sister
• Enrollment trends: Pioneer’s total climbs, while other area districts take a dip
• Formal charge filed in shooting death
• Michigan Route named a byway
• Measure allows removal of historic designations
• Tips to help parents judge books for children
• Murder charge filed in shooting
• Organic: Is it worth it?
• OFF DUTY: Longtime police officer has given out his last ticket
• $40,000 will double Begindergarten
• Evidence being processed in Logansport fatal shooting
• Burglar takes more than $28,000 in jewelry
• List of richest people in America released
• Man dies in Miami County motorcycle crash
• 75-year-old held in shooting death
• Morningstar Girls’ Home moves to new location
• City officials growing impatient
• Update: Police have not recovered gun they say was used in killing
• Suspect arrested in Tuesday's shooting death
• Sheriff identifies shooting victim
• School projects move forward
• Charge could impact next Galveston clerk
• Driver in fatal crash released from hospital
• Convicted murderer accused of making meth
• Police investigating Cass County homicide
• Survivor of fatal wreck out of hospital
• Logansport soldier meets daughter for first time.
• Man admits to raping Cass County woman, child in 1990s
• Officials: Walton fire intentional
• Felony charge filed in Walton hit-and-run crash
• Moving in
• Dykeman revenues not on par
• City’s jobless rate up
• Peru library in need of renovations
• Small businesses staying alive in challenging economy
• Families flock to annual arts event
• LMU bills rank high in survey
• All in a day’s work: Thousands pitch in during annual Live United Day
• Officials: Outcry over hit-and-run charges
• Judge predicts issues with leaner Cass County budget
• Council delays action on fire district budget
• Resource network looks ahead to 2012
• A dozen drug suspects arrested in sweep
• Rural King taking over old Walmart
• Logan man could get 16 years in prison
• Drug investigations lead to 12 arrests
• Historic home burns
• Ben Long lease in works
• New clerk charged in hit-and-run
• Fire district residents will pay more for protection
• Firefighters battle blaze at historic Walton home
• Art on the Avenue dedicated to former LHS music teacher
• Logan residents may sue over state fair stage collapse
• Charges likely to be filed against new Galveston clerk
• Three arrested in three days on meth-making charges
• Landis Elementary gym teacher gets creative while space is repaired.
• Attorney in child attack case seeks more time
• LCSC school board eyes $1.5 million in improvements
• Logan council approves nearly $8 million budget
• Gathering to remember
• City Council wants to address unlimited sick time
• September 11 programs
• Telling kids the story of Sept. 11
• Community plans gathering to remember
• Crash in Royal Center kills three
• Logansport church set to break ground
• Universities taken to task for tuition hikes
• Burglary suspect improves
• LPD budget likely to pass without cuts
• School, motorists feeling impact of closed highway near Royal Center
• Sex abuse program at Logan schools prompts about 25 investigations
• France Park sees budget grow tighter
• Logansport man receives prison time for beating wife
• Program prompts reports of sexual abuse
• Building 12-foot dancers: Logansport man creating statue for downtown
• State board pushes tougher standards for diploma
• AG to turn up heat on sex trade patrons
• Commissioners cut own insurance benefit
• Hands-on science: First-graders get dirty while learning
• Police officer's son pleads guilty to sexual misconduct
• New Galveston clerk suspected in hit-and-run
• Robbery suspect faces three felony charges
• Laboring outside: Many Logansport residents spent their Labor Day outdoors.
• 'Right to Work' likely to reemerge in Indiana
• Family of Potawatomi chief to be honored in Rochester
• Logansport seeks to demo four homes
• Restaurant lawsuit moves to Carroll County
• As 9/11 nears, Muslims report both rise in fears and satisfaction with life in the U.S.
• Lewis Cass grad a top story
• Mobile art: Group creates toy art car
• Logansport improves fire protection rating
• Missing students prompt review of school policy
• Council cuts LFD overtime
• Back from deployment, dad surprises daughter at school
• City to lease Ben Long Center
• Cass County might take over city zoning
• Winamac learns about Complete Streets
• Labor Day BBQ bash can be healthy, tasty
• Let the senior games begin
• Robbery suspect appears in court
• Teen headed to prison for stabbing death
• Hoosier Heartland bridge contract awarded
• Police: Armed robber caught in Monticello
• Anderson plans new addition, remodels
• 'Totally Awesome Golfers' hit the links in Peru
• Arrest made in Logansport armed robbery
• Marine returns home to Logansport
• Truck sought in Logansport armed robbery case
• Logansport math teacher wins $100,000
• Horse deaths spark investigation
• Truck sought in armed robbery case
• World War II medals presented 66 years later
• Three Logan schools make AYP
• Three districts earn A’s, while LCSC gets a C
• Judge rejects plea deal
• Three local districts earn A's, LCSC gets a C
• 3 of 7 Logansport public schools make AYP
• Healthier options
• France Park faces more cuts
• High school dropout rates falling in Indiana
• County owes state $1.7 million
• Kids, adults get view of farm life
• From Chinese to French language offerings differ
• Logansport Annual Shrine Parade
• Governor’s iftar dinner brings Muslim prayers to Statehouse
• Former firefighters sue city
• 2012 budget set for Logan schools
• Airport seeking $300,000 in new improvements
• Cass County foundation awards nearly $77,000
• Man pleads not guilty to stabbing death on trail
• Soft drink stop leads to two arrests
• Caston board extends administrators’ contracts
• Shrine Club hosts annual parade
• Email: DOC will take over vacant state hospital buildings
• Convicted child molester faces child porn charge
• Miami County prosecutor won’t seek death penalty
• Police release additional information on armed robbery
• Convicted child molester accused of having child porn
• West Nile found in Carroll County
• Prosecutor won’t seek death penalty
• Plans move forward for Eel River bridge
• LMU board lets Duke deal die
• Community gathers for prayer vigil for Scoutmaster
• Judge: Ramada’s owners owe nearly $2 million
• Back to School for Logansport - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Two women tied up, robbed at gunpoint
• Kokomo man slain along Nickel Plate Trail
• Military lessons in Logansport
• Developer to make old Logansport schools into new housing
• Kokomo man hurt in wreck on U.S. 31
• Culver cadets in town learning about 1913 flood
• Police seek armed robber
• Scout leader killed during hike
• Celebrating a life
• Developer has plans for schools
• Seeking a soldier’s name
• Logan natives find success with website
• Festivals might face new rules
• Families take advantage of vouchers
• County Council cuts six jobs from county payroll
• Logansport police probe arsons
• State fair ends as investigations begin
• Former Carlisle building sold
• Man accused of shooting at police appears in court
• Pair of Galveston incumbents knocked out
• Radio Shack to close, reopen at McCord’s
• Man accused of shooting at police formally charged
• Sheriff's department releases names of crash victims
• Two killed in broadside crash near Metea
• LPD officers given time off after incident
• 911 facing $100,000 cut
• Police launch statewide crackdown on drunk drivers
• Police: Man shot at, nearly hit officer
• TV network surprises local man, honors him for his volunteer work
• Critical prison data under review by lawmakers
• New Salvation Army official making an impact in Miami County
• Update: Bond set at $500,000 for man accused of shooting at police officer
• Victims and heroes remembered at state fair service
• The first day of school through a kindergartner's eyes
• County commissioners send junk car measure back
• Pool numbers dip
• Man drowns in lake
• LPD looks at staffing
• Having a taste of Cass County
• LMU board members remain optimistic
• Insurance rates go up in fire district
• Logan buses get cameras
• 30 new teachers coming to Logansport
• Cass County ordinance would limit number of junk cars
• Walton business bouncing back after the blaze
• State task force on Alzheimer's seeks public input
• Official: LMU board will reject Duke proposal
• All-girl band set to rock Taste of Cass County
• String of break-ins hits Cass County
• City considers removal of historic designations
• LMU official: Duke proposal likely will be voted down
• More than 100 people rally for LMU
• Cass County ordered to cut $1.4 million
• Logansport teen won’t be tried as an adult in rape case
• Royal Center fire ruled arson
• Monday's storm packed powerful punch
• County health department holds special immunization clinic.
• ID scanners might speed up voting process
• Smart surfing online: How to maintain your privacy
• Students prepare for new school year
• Stabbing suspect pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Developer interested in Jefferson School
• Wife beater sentenced to prison
• Teen pleads guilty in stabbing death
• Scum of the pond
• Panhandle Pathway use peaking
• Logan native helping in tornado recovery
• Accident sends eight to hospital
• Happy Birthday Haps!
• Union plans protest over power plant
• Charge dropped in drug case
• Church moving into building with Aaron's to increase awareness.
• Assistant store manager accused of $3,600 theft
• More than $23,000 raised for Cicalos
• United Way aiming to raise $575,000
• How to conserve water during drought
• State fair opens with hopes for record crowd
• Speed limit rises to 55 on 600 East
• City bringing back crossing guards
• Lewis Cass grad to show off flight skills
• Eat healthy on a budget: 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• Facing challenges, Bandstock Youth Center might close soon
• Passing rates increase in LCSC
• Logansport man accused of beating, choking girlfriend
• Klinck resigns from city government
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Productive forest management
• Health problems prompt early prison release for Logan man
• LMU workers zap two homes
• Attorney derails effort to bypass low bidder
• Community says goodbye to Cicalos
• Logansport football coach suspended for 2 games
• Commissioners OK fire district tax rate
• Mayor: No more council health benefits
• Commissioners OK fire district tax rate
• Donations needed
• Theater breaks ground today
• Caston cuts budget for next year
• FLOATING FUNDRAISER: Raft race raises more than $4K
• LMU proposals vary widely
• Fire district tax likely to pass
• One-woman show: 89-year-old has work featured at Logansport gallery
• Logansport couple charged in pit bull attack
• City council looks to cut $1 million
• Blind motivational speaker brings message to Logansport.
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• $1 million grant targets low college grad rates
• Key legislators push for transparency in superintendent pay
• Church collecting donations for family of crash victims
• Meeting to detail new approach to algebra at LHS
• 8 ways to save big this summer
• Galveston mother, teenage children killed in crash
• Full-time officer to patrol LHS this year
• Legislators recommend changing theft laws
• Third Galveston resident dies following one-vehicle crash
• Two dead, one injured in one-vehicle crash
• Passerby saves Logansport man from fire
• Prosecutors still weighing death penalty in Brown case
• Creating art at LAA summer camp
• Large crowd expected at LMU meeting
• Logansport Memorial Hospital to require pay upfront
• LCSC approves revised wellness policy
• Nickel Plate Road No. 765 returning today
• Preparing students
• City sees unemployment rate creep up
• Fourth Street construction completed
• World War I buckle reunited with family
• Groups might unite under one umbrella
• Keeping students writing
• Junior Civic Theater celebrates 50th year
• Logansport law firm targets DuPont
• Theft probe leads to Logansport drug arrests
• Teenage sex offender arrested
• Report: Summer months deadliest for motorists
• Wheatland Ave. fire leads to drug arrest
• Burglary suspect arrested on warrant
• Rail car vents vapor cloud
• Acrobatic entertainment in Peru
• City signs fire deal with Peru
• Historic steam locomotive delights Logansport enthusiasts
• Cass County jail welcomes DOC inmates
• Star City man faces federal gun, drug charges
• Explosion destroys Peru mobile home
• Heat wave: Cass County hit by sweltering temperatures
• Cass County cop impersonators arrested
• Commissioners table fire district tax vote
• Logansport city employees up for $1,000 bonus
• Blazing a trail
• Stone gets new life
• Restaurant aims for September
• Train to pass through town
• Sold to the highest bidder: Livestock auction tops $232K
• Logansport city council candidate says park isn’t safe enough
• Logansport test scores move higher
• All Saints Fellowship Hall unveiled to 450 people
• Lucerne native takes heroic dive into ocean, saves two men
• Cass County council realigns
• President calls space shuttle; see images from final mission
• Beginning to End
• Fire district board votes for tax Thursday
• Stormwater work might boost rate
• House and Senate differ on timing of new legislative districts
• Cass County cuties crowned
• Legislators consider crowded prisons
• Commission looks to overhaul theft laws
• Officials unsure what caused local 911 disruption
• Fair serves up tasty treats
• Logansport, other area ISTEP scores show improvement
• Cass County fire district to discuss taxing residents
• 911 service partially down
• LCSC students post strong gains in ISTEP
• The Cass County Fair’s heating up
• Taking the crime out of pot?
• State legislators to begin look at criminal code
• LHS selects assistant principal
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Crowning a queen
• Long-time Logansport resident recounts his part in World War II
• Show tests dogs’ skills, owners’ patience
• New law bans sale and use of bath salts
• Hoosier Heartland highway taking shape
• LEDF president to sit on LMU board
• City signs vehicle extrication contract
• UAW retirees face benefit changes
• The summer of detours
• Prosecutors still weighing death penalty in Brown case
• Logansport School Corporation offers help in adult education
• New ID law puts guesswork back into alcohol sales
• Cass County queen contestants practice with royalty
• Candidate Martin apologizes to city council
• Public defender Barrett steps down
• Scam artists pretend to be grandchildren in distress
• The judging begins
• Suspect charged in killing
• Veterans Services saving county money
• Ballot set for November election
• Missing Purdue student found in lake
• Logansport celebrates the Fourth
• Salvation Army fundraising hits halfway point
• Man who fled to Logansport sent to prison
• Area communities celebrate Independence Day
• Search continues for missing Purdue student
• Officials point finger at overcrowding
• Opinions diverge on power plant
• Club hosts its eighth annual antique tractor show in Walton
• Logansport nets $1,500 from auction
• Officials say diversity healthy for Logansport
• Indiana’s children changing the Hoosier image
• Market Street gets $60,000 facelift
• Seven people charged in prescription sting
• Prosecutor files charges in grocery store raids
• The beach is back
• Shooting victim’s hearing postponed
• Murder suspect's motion dismissed
• Police remind residents of fireworks rules for Fourth of July
• Pulaski County shooting victim faces burglary charge
• Miami Correctional inmate charged with murder
• LMU tables Duke power plant proposal
• 19th century log cabin moving to Delphi this week
• 18th Street project gets $1.8 million
• Attorney in child attack seeks more time
• Crews preparing for Chase Road construction
• Former mayoral candidate running for council
• Man avoids prison term in theft case
• Logan man hurt in two-vehicle wreck
• Ham radio operators prepare for disaster
• Billman retires from Thompson
• Caston receives $20,000 award
• County employees doing more with less
• Fuel conservation efforts produce results
• Meth lab found near police station
• Funding short on Huston Park project
• Under construction
• Jury finds Lovejoy not guilty
• Purdue partners with Logansport -Cass County Economic Development Foundation
• Charges will be filed in prescription sting
• Night of fancy
• Logansport City Council to fund $7,000 vacuum
• A lesson in safety
• Trial begins in felony robbery case
• Two people flown to Fort Wayne after crash
• Speedway monitoring groundwater
• Camp Invention teaches kids a new way of thinking
• Lab to check DNA samples in sex case
• Child sex trafficking at Super Bowl?
• Thunderstorm knocks down power lines
• Shooting spree defendant dies in prison
• Drug dealer fails in bid for leniency
• Judge revokes bond of accused attacker
• Safety first, always
• Business rebuilding after fire
• Superintendent pay under scrutiny
• 94-year-old Logansport native recalls four years in the U.S. Army during World War II
• Lawmakers to consider mo-ped restrictions
• Texters soon face new ban
• Magician takes kids on trip around the world
• Council says no to historical society
• Restaurant owner exploring options
• Convicted murderer faces federal charges
• Funding dispute prompts county council president to resign
• Not just any camp
• Burmese residents could bring economic boost
• Logan man faces charge of molesting
• Federal judge rejects restaurant owner's discrimination claim
• ‘Godspell’ returns to local stage
• Capital management firm buys MW Industries
• Peru wins $500,000 for project
• Logan school lunch prices to remain steady
• Logansport joins in world's largest swimming lesson
• New law adds fee for zoning
• France Park cabin heading to Delphi
• Burmese immigrants moving to Cass County?
• Health workers look to eliminate mosquitoes
• Peru shooting suspect faces murder charge
• Logansport names assistant principals
• Carousel organ gets electronic upgrade
• LHS expands its alternative programs
• Police warn parents to keep kids out of rivers
• Pioneer Days in Royal Center
• Bike Rodeo offers message of safety
• Fans turn out for fourth annual Med Flory Jazz and Blues Festival
• Judge lowers bond for accused rapist
• People celebrate, remember and fight back
• 2011 Med Flory Jazz and Blues Festival under way
• Prosecutor won't pursue charges in parking lot incident
• World War II vet wins overdue recognition
• Area schools welcome transfers
• Lawyer seeking classes for teen
• Patriot Guard plans care package drive
• County fights dust with chemical
• Battery suspect arrested again
• Parks board passes Ben Long fee
• Juveniles ejected from truck bed
• Iraq War vet talks of overcoming challenges
• Police charge wrong man in beating
• Cass Transit asks city for funds
• Teen injured while swimming in Eel River
• Walton water project under way
• Inspectors set to examine county bridges
• Small Parts tax break OK’d by council
• Man shot dead; acquaintance arrested
• Cass County schools hold graduation ceremonies
• Abatement recipients miss projections
• Drug dealer wins break on appeal
• Logan man pleads guilty to break-ins
• Pint-sized anglers reel in big numbers
• Utility board appointments could tip balance
• City offers to hand over animal control
• Veteran tells of rebuilding Europe
• Mayoral candidates debate ‘trash tax’
• Charges catch up with suspect
• Celebrating Logansport
• Salin Bank gives city downtown lot
• Hunt attorney asks judge for deadline
• Greensfelder Building to house bookstore
• Budget bill locks in new rules for state workers
• Three-year-old struck by vehicle
• Recount confirms Fincher’s six-vote victory
• Suspected hit-and-run driver arrested
• Police seeking hit-and-run driver
• Logansport's Fourth Street project nears completion
• Beating lands man in prison
• Suspect held in Winamac burglary
• Police seeking hit-and-run driver
• Paying tribute
• Cass County Sheriff’s Department changing vehicle colors
• 21st Century Scholars program to change
• Anoka bridge targeted for demolition
• Decision nearing for historic Michigan Road
• LMU facing a deadline
• State hospital layoffs to take effect soon
• Schools face assessment of efficiency
• City addressing unsafe structures
• 16 eighth-graders punished for pranks
• Cass County labor force gets smaller
• Walgreens buys out Dexter’s pharmacy
• Test of endurance
• No arrests made in alleged grocery store drug operations
• Area gas prices shoot up again
• YMCA promotes Family Adventures
• Federal authorities raid local grocery stores
• 500 princess visits Logansport
• Duke wants power plant shut down
• South Bend man injured when vehicle hits tree
• Mobile food bank feeds the hungry
• Morningstar Girls Home to remain open
• Sheriff’s department searching for gas thief
• Police blotter
• Indianapolis firm restores Logansport's 117-year-old Civil War monument
• Convicted child molester has sentence cut nearly in half
• Safety demonstration makes repeat performance
• Prosecutor reviewing parking lot incident
• Hospital employee honored for 50 years of service
• Restaurant owner rejects city’s latest offer
• Juvenile crime: Adults make the difference
• Locals look to explore economic alliance
• People line up to recycle electronics at E-Waste Day
• Locals look to explore alliance
• Juvenile crime: Adults make the difference
• Missing Loganport woman found in Lafayette
• Sheriff issues silver alert for Logansport woman
• 300 South project moving along
• Arson suspect appears in court
• Council passes false alarm ordinance
• Jury finds Logansport man not guilty of dealing cocaine
• Gift to a veteran
• Cass prosecutor hires state-funded deputy
• Fake IDs land man in prison
• Plea deal frees defendant from Cass County jail
• YMCA gains after-school support
• Logan man’s drug trial begins
• Royal Center woman accused of arson
• Police find missing Shelbyville family in Florida
• Officials target vandals on Panhandle Pathway
• Officials lay out facts on juvenile crime
• Mayor asks for delay in recount
• Cocaine dealers headed to prison
• Caston Elementary wins $10,000
• Man charged in beating of girlfriend
• Rape suspect makes brief appearance
• Meth maker headed to prison
• Delayed Cinco de Mayo celebration offers entetainment, information
• Layoffs land local leaders in job market
• Bosma again pledges to restore civility
• Celebrating local history
• Lawmakers scale down government
• Layoff inspires single dad to go back to school
• Logansport Art Association prepares for 100th annual show.
• Plane dedicated in honor of World War II pilot
• Caston schools feeling budget squeeze
• Victim in lawnmower mishap making progress
• Third Street bridge work coming
• Logansport officials going after tall grass
• 21st Century Scholars target parents
• Cass County's young inventors show their stuff
• City to pay mausoleum repair bill
• Rape suspect's mother now faces neglect charge
• Legal fight over Logansport restaurant continues
• Logansport teen faces charges in alleged rape
• Fire burns building in Metea
• Community corrections inmates set to decorate downtown with flowers
• School board names career center director
• Man avoids prison time for battery
• Mayoral candidate to ask for recount
• Pioneer High School holds prom
• Teen suicides spark bullying crackdown
• Churches respond to bin Laden’s death
• Physician says Logansport hospital forced him out
• Friends help Brad Helvie
• Regulations trip up taco stand
• Work begins on Civil War monument
• Obama touts green technology while in Indiana
• Fight ends when truck strikes teen
• Body identified as missing Peru man
• Logansport teen injured by pickup truck
• Body identified as Peru man
• Three injured in Carroll County crash
• Community joins together in National Day of Prayer
• Logansport City Council reduces capital improvement plan
• Crash on Ind. 29 leaves three injured
• Young Cass County inventors prepare for competition
• False alarms might begin to have cost
• New alcohol ID law might not change much
• Accused house shooter pleads guilty
• Fincher vs. Franklin for Logansport mayor
• Voting centers see high turnout
• 15-year-old says party led to rape
• Logansport election results
• America reacts to news of bin Laden
• ‘A sense of mission accomplished’
• Logansport Memorial Hospital laying off 18
• Beating suspect admits to attack
• 'Grammar Hospital' offers creative learning
• Winamac plans Panhandle Pathway extension
• 'Justice has been done'
• Morningstar Girl’s Home closing doors
• Hoosiers on hallowed ground
• High turnout expected for Logansport primary
• Logansport Laotians celebrate the New Year
• Firefighters use live fire in training exercise
• Police rescue driver from floodwaters
• Vote centers catching on?
• Wabash, Eel rivers move closer to flood stage
• Council candidates at odds on issues
• Salvation Army looking to community for help
• Logansport's Laotian community celebrates New Year
• Officials in Cass, Carroll counties keep close eye on rivers, streams
• Logansport High School names assistant principal
• Community rallies to help family of 4-year-old
• Logansport clerk-treasurer candidates pledge openness
• No changes coming to Anoka Exchange
• Judge lowers bond for stabbing suspect
• Anthem, EmCare at odds
• Logansport mayoral candidates debate issues
• Funding relief could include Logansport Schools
• Teens arrested inside Logansport church
• Injuries keep Pulaski County case in limbo
• Man makes deal in cocaine case
• Here’s your warning
• Bill could give prosecutor’s office a boost
• Budget could bring on mergers
• Cass County Community Foundation brings back GLOVE program
• Bearing their crosses
• Are three voices better than one?
• Hospital looks to boost its numbers
• Remembering Christ’s sacrifice
• Two men plead guilty to drug charges
• Fulton County men face sex charges
• Logan man appears on ‘The Price is Right’
• Families visit barnyard
• Two tornadoes confirmed in county
• Teen murder suspect to stay in jail
• Caston opts not to rush
• Learning life lessons
• Strong winds wreak havoc in north county
• Historical ride picks up steam
• Logan man admits to criminal confinement
• Logansport primary hopefuls speak
• Drill tests earthquake readiness
• Woman admits role in beating
• High-tech method to learning music
• Robber heading to prison
• Violent offender gets work release
• Fire heavily damages Young America home
• Computer checkouts serve students
• Changes to 21st Century program inevitable
• Convicted rapist pleads guilty to federal charge
• Logansport High School holds prom
• Looking at Morgan’s Raid through Indiana
• A ransacking ride through rural Indiana
• Is wind farm coming to Cass County?
• Bill expands sites eligible for ‘dinosaur’ credits
• Cow in Carroll County gives birth to triplets
• County council replacing cut money
• Sex abuse program leads to 2 arrests
• Businesses slow expansion plans
• Daniels pledges funding for full-day kindergarten
• Looking for jobs
• Vandals continue to strike at Panhandle Pathway
• Agency facing squeeze
• Teachers nail down contracts ahead of reform
• Tasting wine's Hoosier growth
• Murder suspect appears in court
• Prescription drug dealer avoids prison
• Subaru shutting all its lines Friday
• Embracing books
• Board confirms Jones as LHS principal
• Enyeart critical of proposed reforms
• Driving offense lands man in prison
• Changing the maps
• Accused killer waived into adult court
• Bond of accused molester reduced
• White County man hospitalized after attack
• An outdoor adventure
• Criticism of gun bill may bring changes
• Bill aims to ease family feuds over final remains
• An uncivil anniversary
• Meeting will address juvenile crime
• Easter bunny visits kids at Riverside Park
• Down to the wire
• LFD not signing county mutual aid agreement
• Tax sale will go online
• Caston board approves summer courses
• Trails moving forward
• Delphi man convicted of battery
• Fire destroys Royal Center home
• Campus has new director
• Hospital names chief financial officer
• A labor of love
• Logansport Young Professionals meet candidates
• Principal announces departure
• Searching for a solution
• City council grants tax abatements
• Poison centers future in doubt
• Officials encourage earthquake preparedness
• Young leaders
• Accused killer awaits judge’s decision
• Crash claims life of Twelve Mile man
• Surviving an emergency
• Logansport Schools demolish 5 houses
• Rallying the Cass Democrats
• Wealth among factors weighing on county rankings
• Republicans celebrate 104th Lincoln Day dinner
• In the unhealthy middle
• Domino’s open for business
• Encouraging neighborhood watch groups
• Completed project
• County’s economy brighter?
• Domino’s Pizza closed in Logansport
• Donnelly opposes congressional pay if government shuts down
• Promoting body safety
• Local firms ask breaks on projects
• Partnering for youth
• Killer of 14-year-old girl gets 100 years
• Primary election forum set
• Fire causes little damage to home
• Taking aim at weeds
• Two face child molesting charges
• House logjam breaks
• Second man charged with stealing business information
• Eby Trailers breaks ground in Clymers
• Suspected robbers remain jailed
• Lilly scholarship winner announced
• A day like anyone’s
• Bill gives boost to farm operators
• Celebrating new station on the run
• Unsolved after 20 years
• Logansport native writes book about city
• 3 severely injured in 2 wrecks
• Promoting solar
• Three arrested in alleged robbery
• Probation seeking guns for officers
• Community’s help sought in parole hearing
• Lessons in origami
• Kokomo man accused of computer crimes
• Update sent from Japanese sister state
• Council agrees on fire chief take-home car
• Wrong turn
• Clover takes over as LSH superintendent
• Pressure on Republican Statehouse leaders to “force” Democrats return
• Nearly $15,000 raised for Historical Society
• Be cautious
• Calls that are too good to be true
• Rallying Indiana’s union members
• Adults will be paying more for vaccines
• Welcome spring
• Authorities ID body as Peru man
• Pit bull attacks 7-year-old
• County getting title of Chase Road land
• Collecting goods for the animals
• Man finds body in Wabash
• Pool seeks ideas for fundraising
• Budget discussions will resume today
• A story of three wars
• Study shows immigrants learning English
• LHS initiates graduate program
• Body found along Wabash River in Cass County
• Checking young smiles
• Rapist facing a federal charge
• Andersons will invest $5.6 million
• Eby Trailers granted tax abatement
• A child’s dream come true
• Bill on local tribe stalled in Senate
• Wanted: Love and support
• Principal warns board of bumps ahead
• Board OKs application for license
• Injuries, resignations leave fire department short on staff
• Working with dogs
• Traffic stops lead to drug charges
• Roof work set to top $1 million
• Berkshire eligible to run for mayor
• Go-cart of the future?
• Japan sister state deals with earthquake
• Robbery sends man to prison
• Local Crime Stoppers joins larger group
• Skating for kids
• State errors could affect local cases
• Signs proposed near schools
• Community steps up for 4-H programs
• Checking public access
• What we found
• Cass County lands new company
• Murder probe moves forward
• Roadwork draws near
• Former LPD secretary arrested
• Fire chief's car request meets with opposition
• Youth center opens nonprofit taxi service
• Labor rally
• Woman offers guilty plea in attack on girl
• Stafford pleads guilty to 2007 liquor store robbery
• Reader’s Digest contest returns
• Trial run
• Fire departments react to fees
• Police search for clues in auto theft
• Walkout might hand redistricting to GOP
• Downtown crash leads to arrest
• Police searching for suspect in Walton burglaries
• Students arrested in search
• Restoring a memorial
• Stabbing suspect remains jailed
• Council passes $200,000 in expenditures
• No end in sight for House boycott
• Helping shelter animals
• Woman charged in attack on 12-year-old
• Would-be leader hopes to turn tide
• Bowling for a cause
• DOC explores expanding juvenile facility
• Watching over the redistricting
• Gas prices stretch budgets
• City might soon hire firefighter
• Columbia Middle School aims to improve
• Observance seeks to celebrate abilities
• Locked up
• DUI arrest removes deputy from road
• Pulaski County shooting victim still serious
• Drug task force once again fully staffed
• Heartland progress
• House leaders say talk over boycott positive
• Teen accused of pawning family’s property
• Logan man seeks spot on ballot
• Eyes of the storm
• Area students will be in school until June
• Sex tape leads to prison term
• Firefighters say car arsons getting out of hand
• Heavenly Taxi goes out of business
• Meagher makes resignation official
• Teenager sentenced to work release
• Getting ready for school
• Woman shot during reported break-in
• Road to recovery
• Buffum prepared for nearly anything
• Logansport police submit wish list
• Hope Hospice gets rooms at hospital
• Addressing a controversy
• State expects to complete LSH plan in March
• Tip on package leads to arrest
• TV campaign invites Catholics to return to church
• More wet weather
• Teachers call reform measures ‘scary’
• Family still undecided in expulsion case
• Teen arrested on pot dealing charge
• Council agrees to modify buffer requirement
• Parents still await justice in son’s death
• Stebbins named to county council
• Weather service issues storm warning
• Firefighters battle blaze in Burnettsville
• Bank urges county to spread money around
• No compromise
• Local officials respond to stalemate
• Slippery conditions
• Contested race set in city’s Ward 4
• Wife claims husband beat, strangled her
• Man accused of sexual assault on 8-year-old
• Daughter seeks answers
• City to dip into reserves for bond payment
• Fight with police nets 11 charges
• Panel OKs labor bill as unions protest
• Ice, snow expected today
• Expanding faith
• Policing of the future
• American Legion tries to shore up membership
• Impact of costly fuel
• Meth problem increases in Cass County
• 2008 tax credits owed
• Police discover meth during traffic stop
• Dodging the holes
• Deputies wearing expired bulletproof vests
• Candidate drops from mayoral race
• Worthington running for third term
• Blood supplies are low
• Logan firm sued over explosion
• Democratic Party chair announces city council bid
• Sharing a meal
• Police charge mother with neglect
• City, county agree to split interface cost
• Berkshire running for Logansport mayor
• Road project delayed
• Confusing zoning language discussed
• Opposition growing to gun bill
• Man admits to cocaine possession
• Charges dropped in battery case
• Man held on meth charges
• Senate bill would override local gun bans
• Battling Old Man Winter
• Court of Appeals decision keeps man behind bars.
• Bad headlight leads to meth bust
• Galveston getting fire truck
• Home sweet home
• Controversy brewing over euthanasia
• Returning to Haiti
• LPD buys new K-9 for $5
• Local teachers speak out against reform
• Logan finishes 23rd in national contest
• Logansport Art association celebrates 100 years
• Most area counties see populations drop
• Annual Daddy Daughter Dance
• Adults face charges related to stabbing death
• United Way celebrates success
• Health board silent
• $33,000 spent marketing Cass County
• Snow removal
• Teen admits attempted sex with 12-year-old
• Convicted killer remains behind bars
• Running low on gas
• Council agrees to help historical society
• Republican announces bid for council
• Gun shop burglarized
• Time to celebrate
• Magazine recognizes Logansport for preservation efforts
• Ashcraft announces council bid
• Talking algebra
• Area schools tacking on snow days
• Speaking against education legislation
• Fire destroys home in county
• Paying it forward
• Judge denies bid to overturn expulsion
• Chamber recognizes members
• Oresik announces bid for city council
• Company accused of preying on elderly
• County digs out
• Franklin announces bid for mayor
• Dodging winter’s bullet
• Fighting back with the plows
• Animal operations deal with snow
• After the Storm
• Storm nails area
• Emergency response teams ready for blizzard
• Preparing for the storm
• Storm prompts shutdown of legislature
• Winter storm arrives
• Blizzard warning issued for this afternoon
• Bracing for the storm
• Officer's shooting death may slow sentencing reform
• Synthetic marijuana proves difficult to ban
• Buck to run for city council
• Renovations under way
• Future of state hospital's buildings discussed
• Logansport mayor’s race topic of poll
• A mutual aid deal
• Teen violence on the rise in Logansport
• Police identify accident victim
• Fatal crash victim identified
• A 20-year-old murder mystery
• Student arrested with knife
• Gibson resigns from county council
• U.S. 35 crash claims life of driver
• A canine firefighter
• Experts address violence
• Jury returns split verdict in teen sex case
• Fox announces bid for city council
• Hoosier Heartland on track
• Ex-firefighters denied vacation pay
• Waiver hearing pushed to March
• Trial starts for man facing child molest charges
• Improving student achievement
• Teachers hoping to slow school reform
• Burglar heading to prison
• Kids will swim cheaper
• Head seeks to maintain hospital’s numbers
• Convicted child molester convicted again
• Traffic stop leads to meth arrests
• NRA wants to expand parking-lot law
• Future improvements
• LPD money investigation complete
• Hayworth announces run for clerk-treasurer
• Personal remembrances
• Bills seek to ease impact of gaming rules
• Realizing need to stand together
• Ricks to run for Logansport mayor
• History project nearing completion
• County narrowly passes matching program
• Citizens group fields candidates in Galveston
• City not receptive to county idea
• Bishop aiming for city council seat
• Passenger leaving bus hit by SUV
• Semis collide on Ind. 29
• Slowing progress
• Former Marine convicted of child molest
• 2 students arrested for carrying knives
• First day to file opens with Meagher seeking re-election to city council
• Becoming self-sustaining
• Firefighters respond to record number of fires
• County highway superintendent to resign
• Battery victim prompts prosecution to withdraw plea
• New residents at former children’s home
• A distinguished career
• Mom says son died being loyal friend
• Lawyers volunteer free advice
• State outlines latest plan for Logansport State Hospital
• Dentist pushes to ‘Return the Red’
• Keeping a killer behind bars
• Logan schools address cyberbullying
• Vote center bill awaiting Senate OK
• Community members reach out to friends, family of stabbing victim
• Teen charged in Wednesday night stabbing
• City enacts fire run fees
• United Way getting close to goal
• Mother encourages youths to attend vigil
• Interactive learning
• Teenager faces murder charge in stabbing
• Judge dismisses cocaine charges
• Man dies from stab wounds
• Working together
• Sheriff will appoint deputy to drug task force
• Seventh annual Beacon Award winner honored
• Proceed with caution
• Paying respects to Roland
• Fincher running for third term
• Teenager plans run for council at-large position
• More snow on the way
• Logansport slips in Reader’s Digest contest
• Going green for green
• Burglar nets 53-year prison term
• Justice loses his humor after Arizona shooting
• Bill in for a ride
• LPD begins filling its vacancies
• Police: Arizona suspect acted alone
• Watching ‘democracy in action’
• Shooting suspect’s nihilism rose with isolation
• Anoka Exchange: A dangerous intersection?
• Vaccination’s autism concerns debunked
• Gunman attacks U.S. rep in Arizona
• Getting their shots
• List contradicts state’s numbers on layoffs
• County election board reduces absentee voting
• Popejoy announces bid for council
• Salt supply concerns
• Ten state hospital workers win reprieve
• Hastings announces bid for mayor
• Logansport to charge for fire runs
• Fewer state hospital employees to be laid off
• Traffic light finally returns
• Mom says sentence fell short
• A born leader
• Fire chief announces station closing
• No shots, results in no school
• Biggs leaving hospital
• New Year’s baby
• Historical society might regain some funding
• Legislature will open Wednesday
• Sentencing for Walton man delayed
• ‘A good career’
• Thompson Elementary starts backpack program
• Angi's Favorites
• Providing protection
• Gun explosion hospitalizes Logan man
• Getting a jump on economic development
• Looking ahead to 2011
• Feud over fire trucks ends
• Restaurant lawsuit pending
• Looking back at 2010
• Rumble from the earth
• Temblor rattles Cass County
• Cass central dispatch ringing in new year with change
• Earthquake rumbles through area
• Geological survey confirms 4.2 magnitude earthquake
• Community inspiration
• Space heater caused fire that displaced family.
• Police seek stolen snowblowers
• McTaggart grants benefit elementary schools
• Working with less
• Teen crash victim remains hospitalized
• Changes coming to Grissom Air Museum
• ID thief sentenced to prison
• A road rich in history
• Winamac teenager killed in Ind. 17 crash
• Logan council declines to reduce paid holidays
• Robbery suspect booked into county jail
• Road closed
• Compensation fund for fraud victims sought
• Pioneer looks to expand electives
• Incarcerated for Christmas
• New faces coming to city hall
• State looks at changes in sentencing
• Fire district working against clock
• AG pledges to keep eye on breeders
• Police seek help in finding Monticello bank robber
• Let there be light
• Treasure seeks move to city hall
• Proposed bill targets sexual predators
• An unusual Christmas
• Mayor names Mittica fire chief
• Charges filed against suspected armed robber
• Last-minute shopping
• Search for robber leads to cocaine bust
• Man admits role in ambush
• Taxpayers can expect bills on time
• The hazards of winter
• Standoff suspect has lengthy record
• Graduation rates heading up
• Skillman won’t seek governor's job
• Caston reviews school improvement goals
• Blaze destroys home on river
• Standoff at Manor Motel
• Police say man apparently had no hostages
• Taking a new approach
• Transco temporarily derails trail expansion plans
• Making case for court reform
• Against the clock
• Wreck leaves 100 homes in the dark
• United Way inches toward goal
• Hit-and-run driver knocks out power
• Fire truck feud
• Logan man sentenced for eating evidence
• Mom ordered to stay away from daughter
• Future of Cass County history
• Fewer patients equals fewer prosecutors
• Fryer blamed for fire
• Accused dealer pleads guilty to possession
• Relaxing alcohol carding
• Crime Stoppers to survive budget cut
• Sheriff-elect Pryor names Rife his chief deputy
• Mother arrested in teen sex case
• Columbia MS closed due to broken main
• Mother arrested in teen sex case
• Board approves Starkey as superintendent
• Snowy conditions
• Questions await Logansport’s new fire chief
• Judge rejects child molest plea deal
• Spare your change, please?
• Weather causes number of wrecks
• Bayh says he won't run for governor
• Miami County first to have its budget certified
• A living story
• Ivy Tech bond money limited in use
• Wayfinder signs put on hold
• Opening soon
• County dips into reserves to avoid layoffs
• Nonsupport conviction reversed
• County council makes budget cuts
• Trail vandalism
• BB gun victim recovering at home
• Long-time marshal decides to cut back
• Angels needed
• Daniels’ education agenda calls for ‘structural’ change
• Burglar arrested for fourth violation
• Galveston marshal resigning after 25 years
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Logansport teen charged with bomb threat
• Mayor wants to reduce paid holidays
• Twelve Mile readies for pageant
• Changes expected in higher-ed funding
• Station ready for finishing touches
• $1 million invested into downtown
• Efficient Maughmer recognized
• Walton man found guilty of burglary
• Bank donates $50,000 to Huston Park
• Logan native honored for heroics
• New superintendent named
• Arriving in style
• Prosecutor named in lawsuit
• Local minors receive jury summons
• A forest of success
• Slick roads cause multiple crashes
• Second trial for Walton man accused of burglary under way
• K & J owner meets with Board of Works
• Felony burglary trial under way
• State police warn of slick roads
• Money missing at LPD
• Defense seeks examination of DNA tests
• Father arrested for shooting son
• Mom arrested for BB gun shooting
• New look for Fourth Street
• Cocaine dealer receives 20-year maximum
• Drug dealer headed to prison
• Celebrating ‘A Cool Yule’
• Nearly 2 million new court cases filed in 2009
• Bypass raises concerns
• Snowplow driving
• Getting ready for winter
• Tree forest off to a good start
• Muncie incident raises concerns
• Parade lights up downtown
• Fire burns 19th Street home
• Wounded 6-year-old recovering
• Locals brave cold for deals
• Filling a need on Thanksgiving
• Salvation Army’s red kettles nearly empty
• Still no details on missing LPD funds
• Lighting up Logansport
• Defective brake lights lead to drug bust
• Logan native’s song to be part of Macy’s parade
• Six-year-old critically wounded by BB gun
• Obama visit
• City eyes funds for 18th Street project
• Chrysler workers thankful for opportunity
• Remarks by the president and vice president in Kokomo
• Chrysler announces 2nd new transmission line for Kokomo
• Leaves to soil
• Customer heads off criminals
• Logan Square Office Building receiving repairs
• River town photos
• School funding changes take root
• United Way nearing campaign goal
• Library schedules open house
• Making over education
• County airport sees business flying high
• Park board OKs request for funding
• Honoring a soldier’s memory
• Volunteers needed for kettle campaign
• Obama tour details released
• Offering a helping hand
• Mayor recounts overseas trip to China
• Logan teen avoids prison time for attempted burglary
• Indiana delegation returns from Asia
• LHS looks to boost security
• Fire at LP supplier leads to evacuation
• Board expects superintendent choice soon
• Long-lived tradition
• Legislature opens with gesture of bipartisanship
• Accident with gun kills one
• $560,000 for Huston Park
• Leaders offer sneak preview of legislative session
• Convicted molester makes deal
• A 60-second challenge
• Working to fulfill a soldier’s last wish
• Measuring academic progress
• The rising cost of education
• Merit pay for teachers high on Daniels’ agenda
• Dwindling dollars may shape education reform
• Rebuilding from the ashes
• Making adaptations
• Delphi man killed in wreck
• Fire district board rejects contract for water
• Recent rain proves project’s success
• Speaker encourages students to ‘thank a veteran’
• Honoring veterans
• Winery’s inventory wiped out
• High-energy alcohol drinks facing ban
• Police arrest eight in meth bust
• Right-of-way cases headed to court
• For your health
• Warning: Bicycles crossing
• Capt. Crunch dies
• Remember to honor America’s vets Thursday
• Illegal immigrant sent to prison on cocaine charges
• Baby’s dad sentenced for shaking
• Board narrows search to two candidates
• Council approves buyout offer
• Franklin Elementary tops county in academic growth
• A life of Faith
• County loses one of two Lilly scholarships
• Programs honor Miami veterans
• Chrysler stand doesn’t hurt Mourdock
• ‘I love my daddy’
• $220K grant providing sidewalks in Galveston
• Spice ban takes effect in one week
• LHS looks to boost its scores
• Fixing up Logansport
• New technology to assist abuse victims
• Fire district on track to meet deadline
• Firemen receive thanks
• A forest of Christmas trees
• City, county negotiate Ind. 25 future
• Theft charges dropped against Warner
• Charges against former mall manager dismissed
• Man sentenced for dragging wife
• Republicans promise to flex power with civility
• Logan firefighters pull child from burning house
• Carroll County election results
• Republicans win state representative races
• Donnelly retains his seat
• Voter turnout leads to lines at vote centers
• Pryor claims sheriff’s spot
• Miami County election results
• Fulton County election results
• Police, firefighters question buyout
• Gang stabbing nets man prison
• Teen accused of child molesting
• Early election totals up
• Cass County results
• Pulaski County election results
• White County election results
• Voters swarm polls
• Head, others offer testimony on Logansport State Hospital plan
• Bringing the ballot to the people
• Marching Kings place third at state
• One-stop trick-or-treating
• Tax caps putting squeeze on schools
• State Rep. candidates discuss views
• Marching to victory
• Images from a soldier's funeral
• MW Industries invests $1 million at Logansport facility
• Buyout increased for firefighters, police
• Fire protection dominates township races
• A community says goodbye
• A fallen soldier returns home
• Halloween characters fill downtown
• McClain: No truth to rumors
• Friends, family pay their respects
• Woman's death ruled accidental
• Suspected cocaine dealer pleads guilty
• Father admits to shaking baby daughter
• Early voting attracts large numbers
• Missing woman’s body found
• Change in meth making leading to more labs
• Building Batmobiles
• To Build a Batmobile
• Building a watch
• New hospital CEO takes time to listen
• Sheriff candidates discuss drug task force
• Gala proceeds going to WWII memorial
• Database keeps tabs on culprits
• Judge rejects plea deal in fatal wreck
• Taking precautions
• LMU begins processing trash bill credits
• Cocaine dealer headed to prison
• New club caters to teenagers
• Picasso of Pumpkin Carving
• Walmart hands out grants as part of opening
• Television show uncovers lost treasure
• Candidates speak on issues
• Board still searching for leader
• Reserve deputy planning lawsuit
• Bee plus for literacy
• State police investigate missing funds
• Police searching for missing woman
• New Walmart Preview
• Work begins on district’s new station
• Be on the lookout for deer
• Mayor headed for China, Japan
• Installing bridges on Hoosier Heartland
• Getting help with homework
• Indiana non-profits betting on gambling
• Planning for the future
• Preparing for the winter season
• A poet at sea
• Heartland boosters hear upbeat report
• Logan elementary principal running for a cause
• Dodging traffic downtown
• Officers say note no threat
• Logansport might set fire record
• Former lieutenant settles lawsuit against sheriff
• Evidence suppressed in mall theft case
• Public candidate forum set for next week
• City Council approves budget
• Car fire victim dies of injuries
• Building safe neighborhoods
• Galveston losing century-old lumberyard
• Woman admits sex with 15-year-old
• Cemetery theft leads to charges against Peru man
• House fire shuts down highway in Young America
• Synthetic marijuana banned in Cass County
• Trash fee ordinance passes 7-0
• Seeking viable options for state hospital patient
• Local Democrats upbeat heading into final month
• Carrying out change at Caston
• Stabbing suspect pleads guilty
• Health care administration coming to IU Kokomo
• LFD pushes safety message with good times
• Signs add to name recognition
• on-English speakers draining court funds
• Educational treasure
• Tax snag produces new law
• Board objects to possible hydrant charge
• Helping out
• Bank robbery suspect captured in Mexico
• Aiding hunt for missing children
• Former drug informants in jail on meth charge
• Logansport returning trash fees
• Good Neighbors honored at reception
• High court won’t hear booze fight
• Man convicted of dragging wife
• Corncob electricity
• Courts in line for new computer system
• Logansport detectives honored for tracking down rape suspect
• Contractors making preparations to build bridge on Logansport trail
• Huston Park resolution moves forward
• LCSC adopts 2011 budget
• Meth maker headed to prison
• Record-breaking year
• Locals train for breast cancer walk
• A special day
• Funding sought for Huston Park
• GED program expected to start soon
• Good Neighbors: Shining a light on some helping hands
• Fellowship Hall project faces minor obstacle
• Local officials continue to back vote centers
• Good Neighbors: Shining a light on some helping hands
• Good Neighbors: Shining a light on some helping hands
• Logansport police hiring
• Logansport apartment fire leaves seven homeless
• Drug charge nets 10-year sentence
• West Nile virus found in county
• Logansport police chief draws line on drug cases
• Good Neighbors: Shining a light on some helping hands
• Woman admits mailing morphine
• Plans for park expansion put on hold
• Attack on 12-year-old nets 50-year term
• Finishing touches
• More cuts ahead for city budget
• PNC Bank plans to add more parking to Mall Road branch
• Sheriff loses bid for deputy
• New road opening soon
• Sellers find ways around K2 bans
• Easing their transition to America
• Linking Spice to deaths difficult
• Generous veteran aids Roll of Honor
• A time for art in Logansport
• Cass County Council trims $200,000 from budget
• Live United Day a community effort
• Industrial park earns designation for speedier development
• Logan schools’ budget reduced by 4 percent
• Logansport man allegedly caught making meth
• Celebrating heritage
• Logan man accused of making meth
• City goofs on trash fees
• Live United Day coming up Friday
• Testing out the voting equipment
• Judge denies motion to withdraw plea
• Victim of car fire fights to survive
• Fully-funded trail
• LCSC board approves temporary leader
• Fewer roads repaired
• Fry earns state recognition at fair
• Car fire mystery
• Pancakes, sausage disappear at fundraiser
• Wandering 20-month-old leads to arrest
• Marijuana substitute faces possible local ban
• Another chance at graduating high school
• Officer bridges language barrier
• Logansport State Hospital chief tenders resignation
• A time at sea
• Refusal to clean sends man back to prison
• Child alleges Logansport man assaulted her
• Meth bust leads to four arrests
• Chase Road project on track
• Dealer headed to prison
• Accused dealer fails in bid for work release
• New animal shelter making progress
• Cass Area Transit receives $630,000 grant
• Council approves no raises for city workers
• Officials question project changes
• Robbery suspect seeks to withdraw guilty plea
• World War II medal returned
• Indiana judges now need more education
• Nearly complete
• Scam artists target people in debt
• A prescribed problem
• Summer comes to a close
• 3 area men make DOC Most Wanted list
• McCrea tells story of 'My journey'
• Senior competition
• Historic car makes special appearance
• Spencer Park sting nets 2 arrests
• Charges dropped in Logansport burglary case
• Logansport Schools name interim leader
• Restaurant lawsuit moves to federal court
• Recovered and more
• Father says son stable after crash
• Trine University gets Logansport welcome
• Protecting police dogs
• Logansport teen injured in fall from moving car
• Sunday's rural house fire ruled accidental
• Mobile pantry helps 268 families with food
• Honoring fallen heroes one mile at a time
• Teen seriously injured in crash
• Man accused of child molesting
• Council closing in on final budget
• Revitalizing Fourth Street
• Cass resident leaves $500,000 gift
• Family ousted by fire
• Logan Shrine Club hosts annual parade
• Habitat for Humanity fills need
• Rafting for a cause
• Logansport Memorial Hospital named one of state’s healthiest employers
• LEDF seeks to fill need for diplomas
• Military eligible for golf
• Foundation hands out almost $80,000 in grants
• Cass County Roll of Honor project running ahead of schedule
• Attack on pregnant wife nets probation
• Task force might soon have officer
• Thieves make off with $18,000 in tires
• Asking for answers
• Handlers and K-9s participate in 11th annual event at Vohne Liche Kennels
• Logansport council hoping firefighters take buyouts
• Developer pulls back plan for condos
• Stabbing suspect held in contempt
• City pondering buyouts for firefighters
• Lauck officially out as superintendent
• Combining departments
• Fire district may cover Washington Township
• Football reading fun
• Working the trail in pursuit of his goal
• Building admiration for Indiana's history
• Logansport is cracking down on illegal signs
• Restaurant owner files suit against city
• Cass County Council approves first budget reading
• Bagging up donations
• County names Arin Shaver as new plan director
• Rochester woman dies in head-on collision
• Cass County Council passes local option income tax
• Logansport Memorial Hospital names new CEO
• Man escapes injury as fire destroys house
• Man pleads guilty to molesting 11-year-old
• Teen sentenced for parking lot robbery
• Logansport State Hospital plan subject of public forum
• Cass County drug task force short an officer
• Going local contests promotes area farmers
• Weather radios now available
• Penitent sign builder earns OK
• District 1 seeks money for equipment
• Dressed like the rest
• Science room ready for classes
• Making progress
• Logansport hosts meeting of Little Hoosiers
• A sampling affair in Logansport
• Thieves hit Emmaus Mission food pantry
• School buses ready for the road
• Cocaine dealer sentenced to prison
• Downtown restaurant project remains on hold
• Meth arrests made along Wabash River
• Updating shots for school
• Program offers inmates better hope for the future
• Suspected cocaine dealers plead guilty
• Swift storm causes power outages
• Multiple people injured in Ind. 29 crash
• Football players, workers respect the heat
• Serial sex offender sentenced
• Armed robbery suspect pleads guilty
• Seeking legislation support
• Child molester heading to prison
• Board declines to comment about Lauck
• Students volunteering
• Warrants issued in gang stabbing
• Pill dealer sentenced to in-home
• Caston wants time zone switched
• Board picks possible fire station
• Two teens stabbed in altercation
• Accepting students
• Gathering political support
• Vietnam veterans fly again
• Making maps
• Logansport schools chief Julie Lauck reportedly on way out
• The ride begins for United Way
• Truth behind Knights of Columbus rumors unclear
• Police arrest ID theft suspects
• Investigator says kids likely started fire
• 300 South road project grows
• 2008 child solicitation conviction results in 12-year prison term
• Close call in Logansport house fire
• Phone company lands $1 million grant
• Organizers gearing up for festival
• Wreck claims second driver
• Logansport drug dealer sentenced to 12 years
• Michigan Road byway project progressing
• Council clears way for new income tax
• Dropouts get another shot
• 1 dead in U.S. 31 crash
• Gold medal reception
• Cass County assessments hitting the mail
• Cass County Council set to consider tax measure
• One last time to get wet and wild
• Head: FSSA committed to Logansport State Hospital plan
• End comes too soon for competitors
• Ron Bullard takes his last bid
• Fire board schedules its first meeting
• Walorski accuses Donnelly of going negative
• Logan-Cass planning director heading for Ohio
• Grave mistakes at Arlington National Cemetery
• Indiana begins extended jobless benefits signup
• Local youths join in Scouting's 100th celebration
• GM “assessing its business model”
• Delay frustrates local educators
• Overloaded circuits
• Task force finds mobile meth lab
• Dealer handed 30 years
• Taco stand faces deadline to develop permanent structure
• Students shop with police officers
• Last fire fought
• Storm floods county building
• Logan clerk-treasurer turns down raise
• Neighborhood Watch Program launches with help of grant money
• Celebrating 20 years
• Searching for a killer
• Summer fun
• A fair of their own
• Christmas gift burglar pleads guilty
• Indiana Federation Mothers of Twins Club Elects New Officers, Awards Scholarships
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Logansport, IN
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Truth Trackers - K-5 Sunday School
• Adult Sunday School Classes
• Light Up Logansport Parade
• Festival Of Trees
• Boofest/Elks Parade

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