New Castle, IN News

• New Castle, IN News
• 'We're ready for a break'
• Aquatic center is open next week
• Crane will be GOP judge candidate
• Veterans honored in Monday parade
• Police step up patrols for holiday traffic
• Police: Gunman has hostages in Valparaiso realty office
• Indy speedway replaces stage following inspection
• Dry spring causing concern for holiday weekend
• Market struggles for direction before long weekend
• More travelers to hit the road this Memorial Day
• Pool access for the disabled sparks controversy
• ODD: Streaker at Cardinals game says he lost a bet
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Knightstown boy saves mother, classmates
• Their day in court
• Man, 30, arrested for burglary, theft
• Fence coming for Henry County Jail
• Board wants more time before big change
• New Castle man, 22, arrested for battery
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney running mate search enters audition phase
• Kokomo, Carmel students Ind.'s Mr. Science, Math
• Painting by famed Indiana artist found behind canvas
• Critics: Indiana withholds mentally ill kids' care
• Forecasters: 9 to 15 storms in hurricane season
• City has big plans for demolitions
• Caucus to choose judge candidate today
• OUT&ABOUT: What to do this weekend in the Henry County area
• 'I have to share it'
• Parents honored at ICAP awards banquet
• Local government offices closed on Monday
• Jury: McBride guilty but mentally ill
• Study: Gun deaths surpass vehicle deaths in Indiana
• Indianapolis schools laying off 94 teachers
• Obama to graduates: 'A new feeling about America'
• States looking to new tolls to pay for highways
• ODD: 6-year-olds wander from Pa. school to museum
• Purdue economist predicts gas prices won't top $4
• Small town wins big grant contest
• Incentives for city employees advance
• Council on board with new mo-ped rules
• New Castle church awards scholarships to two seniors
• THE FINAL WALK
• More money coming for student help
• Three Rivers board to meet
• Indiana woman whose fetus died in suicide try freed
• ELECTION: Romney's playbook on Bain unclear as attacks grow
• Born to run barefoot? Some end up getting injured
• In Joplin, a senior year to remember after tornado
• Commercial spacecraft speeds toward space station
• Houston museum unveils $85 million dinosaur hall
• UN nuclear chief : Deal with Iran reached on probe
• Officials: Syrian rebels kidnap 12 Lebanese
• 2012 ELECTION: Gregg, Pence tap women for gubernatorial tickets
• Executive director leaves Henry County United Fund
• Fatal car wreck trial begins
• History comes to life for Tri students
• Two found guilty of illegal dumping
• Citizen dispute leads to arrest in New Castle
• Painting, planting, pitching in
• Conservation district to hold field day
• Police Report May 22, 2012
• Mechanicsburg Cemetery Board members having meet, greet
• Planning commission to meet
• Clothing give-away set for Henry Township
• Factory tours to scare up donors for restoration
• Democrat Gregg set to announce running mate
• Stocks gain on Wall Street; Facebook falls
• Forced to fly solo, even on family vacations
• In Joplin, a senior year to remember after tornado
• ODD: Ohio pair get engaged after running half-marathon
• Dem candidate says GOP pick shows divisive focus
• GOP's Pence picks Indiana legislator as running mate
• Mason, Emma top Indiana baby names in 2011
• Pence set to name running mate in governor's race
• Meeting a 'huge' need
• Stacks restaurant moving
• Camp Class
• Police chase ends in arrest
• Knightstown Park Board to meet
• House fire leaves family in need
• Disregarded stop sign causes injuries
• Knightsown police lockout changes
• 'He's still mine'
• Deputies make arrests early Friday morning
• County, state unemployment down
• Attract people, jobs will come
• Worker arrested for medication thefts
• Gov. Daniels speaks in New Castle
• KHS repairs could be expensive
• Art Association, artist present exhibition Sunday
• Ice cream shop prepares to open
• GRASS-ROOTS EFFORT
• Deleted emails spark controversy
• Motorcycle ride, other events Saturday will fight cancer
• Police on swallowed diamond: This, too, shall pass
• Judge delays Mladic trial due to evidence errors
• ROAD TO RICHES
• Ex-utility worker arrested for theft
• She's the miracle behind Miracle League
• Middletown stays tough on collection
• Big Habitat for Humanity events coming up
• BRV moves to single bus routes
• Two arrested after police break up fight
• Suspect groom made odd phone call
• Feds: Ind. man provided gun used to shoot officer
• Gregg seeks corporate tax cut for Ind. businesses
• Greece gets caretaker PM until next vote in June
• 'The Producers' auditions set at Guyer
• Third-grade reading skills tested
• No cuts to South Henry teachers expected
• Finding the finish line
• BRV board replaces retiring longtime deputy treasurer
• High-speed crash kills Modoc man
• New Castle schools will send Internet home with needy students next year
• Woman arrested for dealing, claiming fake prescriptions
• New choir director hired at New Castle
• Woman arrested for intoxication, battery, residential entry
• EDUCATION: New Castle Choirs present 'Spring Sing'
• EDUCATION: Four seniors awarded REMC scholarships
• EDUCATION: West Point meeting set for juniors, sophomores
• EDUCATION: KHS awards
• EDUCATION:H&R Block awards curriculum grant to Blue River Valley School
• EDUCATION: Several scholarships available at foundation
• EDUCATION: Tri Academic Math Team places first
• EDUCATION: New Castle classmates of 1967 sought for reunion
• Splish splash: Pool to open Saturday
• Salad lunch fundraiser in Middletown
• Woman arrested for check forgery
• 'She made me selfless'
• Woman pleads guilty to multiple misdemeanors
• Upcoming marriage gets a lift
• Tailgating, speeding leads to arrests
• 'F' grade subject of meeting
• Obama seeks to undercut Romney's record on jobs
• 49 headless bodies dumped on north Mexico highway
• GOP: Economy tops gay marriage as campaign issue
• Conservation officer rescues dog from sinkhole
• Primary sets up 6-way council race
• A MAJOR PROJECT
• Police dog fund gets helping hand
• C-T reporter wins IAPME awards
• Health fair planned June 9
• Obama, Romney trying to refocus on economy Friday
• Woman who ate poison while pregnant loses appeal
• Ag students take center stage
• MORE THAN MONEY
• Racers take their mark
• Two houses almost down, one to go
• UPDATE: Worker dies after industrial accident
• Joe Donnelly splits with Obama on same-sex marriage
• Indy investigation leads to local arrest
• Proposals for youth center sought
• EDC makes first loan
• Man pleads guilty to 15 felonies
• Pendleton Post hosts memorial service
• Shaking up a school -- again?
• Commissioners advance road closure plans
• 2 hired, 1 retires as Indiana fair reacts to collapse
• Report: Suspect billings at 2,600 drugstores
• Romney counters notion he bullied gay classmates
• U.S. applications for unemployment aid dip to 367K
• ODD: Ohio man's luck changes with signed Picasso print
• Dow on its way to breaking six-day losing streak
• Obama, backing gay marriage, on fundraising tour
• ODD: Naked unicyclist charged for distracting drivers
• Ready to Ride For Life
• Car meets house
• Gardening is topic of free 'Women in the Know' brunch
• Knightstown board meets Saturday
• Karaoke contest in Knightstown
• Click It or Ticket to boost seat belt use
• GED program offers first summer fast track class
• Nettle Creek hires superintendent
• 3-way race will determine next congressman
• Hacker, Dean to duke it out in November
• Incumbent surveyor falls to newcomer
• Challenger, incumbent win commissioner races
• Henry County voter turnout was 29 percent
• Lugar's legacy: Cooperation and security
• Postal Service: Will keep rural post offices open
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Indiana voters guaranteed new faces in DC next year
• 'Save the Skyvue'
• 2012 Indiana State Police Summer Youth Camps
• Enjoying the ride
• Alleged rape in Middletown
• Euchre Fundraiser is Saturday
• Yanos, Cronk win GOP commissioner races
• Steve Rust unseats long-time surveyor
• UPDATE: Lugar loses Indiana GOP primary to tea party rival
• Slow, steady turnout reported at polls
• BRV students compete in national BPA contest
• EDUCATION: 'Great Americans Day' planned at Tri Elementary
• Report: Schools key to fighting America's obesity
• Gov't cuts summer gasoline price forecast
• Indiana's long-serving Lugar fights for survival
• ODD: Nebraska man changes name to Tyrannosaurus Rex
• Indiana voters head to polls for decisive election
• Indy man pleads not guilty to battery charge
• 'I'll be glad when it's over'
• Daniels coming to New Castle
• Man, 26, arrested for battery after domestic dispute
• Pot packaged with torillas confiscated on I-70
• Will incumbents survive?
• Public hearing set over road closure
• Judge Peyton honored with state award
• Sheriff camp registration starts Tuesday
• Man pleads guilty to breaking into cars
• Indiana early voting down despite Lugar-Mourdock race
• Grandmom: Teen accused in stabbing loved boy, 4
• No end to obesity epidemic, 20-year forecast shows
• Incentives are on agenda for City Council meeting
• 'Everybody can do something'
• City sees jump in building permits
• Library announces Henry County Reads book selection
• Mourdock: Reports of tea party's death exaggerated
• Tax plan divides candidates
• Dog fight results in death of two pets
• Perfect score
• Band to play Arts Park
• Owner of raided business reaches plea in drug case
• Finding strength in insanity
• Spring property taxes due Thursday
• Lugar challenger relies on years of party loyalty
• Breast cancer is rare in men, but they fare worse
• Jobs lost to recession trickle back, but wages lag
• Oil drops below $100 first time since February
• PROMISES, PROMISES: So far, no new ones from Obama
• GOP headquarters to be open
• Lugar asks for non-GOP support ahead of primary
• Job market under Obama: It depends how you spin it
• Indiana disposes of 1,500 pounds in drugs
• Future uncertain for Skyvue
• Gov. Daniels endorses Luke Messer
• Town hopes to demolish 'nightmare' building
• Trash pickup change for Election Day
• Stabbing investigation wrapping up; report to be given to prosecutor
• 'A touch from God'
• State police: Move over, slow down for emergency, maintenance vehicles
• Review: 'Music Man' never gets old
• Indiana State Police drug take back results
• Soup supper is Saturday in Shirley
• Hancock County coroner arrested for DWI at death scene
• Ex-Edwards aide had awkward run-in with mistress
• U.S. stocks dip after conflicting economic reports
• Romney, Mormons brace for a mean political season
• U.S. applications for unemployment aid drop sharply
• Democrats in GOP-leaning House races may aid Obama
• ODD: Snake blamed for Oklahoma City power outage
• Attorney perplexed by state's right-to-work filing
• 'It's about human emotion'
• Spiceland lets unified trash idea 'die'
• Early voting 'low' in Henry County
• Traffic stop nets theft arrests
• Henry County Community Foundation earns certificate
• How to have a fulfilling life
• Middletown Council votes to speed up a bit
• 'FLASH MOB' AT THE COURTHOUSE
• Astrophysicist to speak at library
• Treading for Trails event will be Saturday
• Library offers computer courses
• State panel set to pick new Indiana chief justice
• Indiana panel approves new stage rigging rules
• Troubling signs for six-term Republican senator
• Indiana: Right-to-work lawsuit can't be amended
• 'It starts with making small decisions'
• Author to speak at library, healthy-eating program set
• Not guilty plea in inmate sex case
• Library celebrates senior citizens
• Middletown Library to close on Election Day
• Fight ends in stabbing
• Principal: More mentors needed
• Early voting down without Indiana presidential race
• Romney: Obama shouldn't use bin Laden in campaign
• EDUCATION: Tri BPA competition
• FBI: 5 men arrested, wanted to blow up Ohio bridge
• Workers express anger, gloom, elation on May Day
• EDUCATION: Hagerstown FFA news
• YMCA Strong Kids Campaign starting soon
• Open seats to give Indiana new feel in Congress again
• VP Biden, wife stop at fundraiser, NW Ind. college
• Putting knowledge into practice
• Trial continued for ex-EIDD employee
• Plant swap set for Saturday in New Castle
• Man, 28, arrested for battery again
• 'Meet the candidates' event is Saturday
• Projects aim to improve Ind. 3
• Court sees 'drastic' jump in filings
• BUSINESS PAGE: Nest hosts design challenge
• BUSINESS PAGE: 4,000-square-foot 'family friendly' gun store opens in Hagerstown
• Spiceland Council meets Tuesday
• Republicans name new Indiana Senate majority leader
• U.S. consumer spending slowed in March, income rose
• THE RACE: Gas price drop may offer political bonus
• Rights group: U.S. asylum likely for China dissident
• Romney says he would have ordered bin Laden killed
• SENIOR YEAR: Senior decides to follow her heart
• Indiana officials say online ISTEP troubles fixed
• 1933 House of Tomorrow among Indiana endangered sites
• SENIOR YEAR: College choice means big change
• SENIOR YEAR: School year slipping away too fast
• Senior years to remember
• Retro Cruise rolls through downtown
• Henry County Jail to be inspected
• County zoning board meets Tuesday
• Courier-Times wins three journalism awards
• Police Report April 30, 2012
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Lugar struggles to paint tea party opponent
• Lawmaker with blasted Girl Scouts gets 1 donation
• Indianapolis Star endorses Lugar in Senate primary
• Obama, Clintons deepen political and policy ties
• More families building their own tornado shelters
• Romney, Secret Service, GOP: Obama mocks them all
• Analysis: Student loan agreement? Not so fast.
• Reading never tasted so good
• Knightstown schedules special meeting
• Local officials take sides in primary races
• City park board meeting changed
• Changes coming to Justice Center?
• Rotary to host fish fry
• Fatal wreck trial to begin in May
• Lane closure set for Interstate 70 Saturday
• Indiana police to collect unwanted prescriptions
• Some Indiana counties underpaid on tax distribution
• Will 'emoticon defense' disprove cyberbullying?
• A weaker first quarter doesn't mean a weak year
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Romney pledges raise questions
• White House threatens to veto student loan bill
• 'It will change lives'
• GOP club plans night for veterans
• 'Why not you?'
• Car show planned for Faith Fest
• Three Rivers approves demolition proposal
• Man charged with aiding a criminal
• Flamingo fundraiser to aid Relay for Life
• 8-mile tunnel planned for Indianapolis sewage
• Home sales sends stocks higher, but problems loom
• Cancer survivors urged to eat better, exercise
• Arizona migrant case could lead to sweeping changes
• Secret Service investigating another trip
• ODD: Puppy on runway delays flights at NYC airport
• BREAKING: Officials break ground for Ivy Tech
• These BRV students love to read
• Q&A: 6th Dist. Democratic candidates
• 2 women arrested for heroin dealing
• Man arrested on weapon offense
• Restaurant hosts concerts this weekend
• 6th District Democrats push jobs, transparency plans
• House battered by accidental fire
• TSA screeners charged in LA drug trafficking probe
• Marines discharge sergeant for Facebook posts
• Gregg wants tax on gas lifted, annual budget audit
• Naked Indiana man struck, killed on interstate
• ACLU: 3 Indiana girls expelled over Facebook jokes
• 6 reasons it's the Year of Big Money in politics
• ODD: Invite mix-up leads Swede to minister's dinner
• Draghi says Europe needs growth pact
• Traffic offenses bring drug charges
• United Fund honors volunteer of the year
• Wage meeting will be Monday
• Poverty simulation rescheduled
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney sweeps 5 wins, promises 'better America'
• One step at a time
• Q&A: GOP candidates in Dist. 6 race
• Remembering a life of service
• Council, commissioners meet today
• Flowers are spring fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• 6th District Republicans oppose spending, Obama
• Man pleads guilty to public intoxication, disorderly conduct
• Gingrich daughter: Campaign to 'reassess' standing
• Cummins plans expansion, hiring at S. Ind. plant
• Warm Indiana weather brings ash borers out earlier
• Senate rejects measure to nullify union rules
• Strong earnings from AT&T, 3M lift Dow Jones avg
• Obama woos students, pushes low rate student loans
• Washington delicate about Secret Service scandal
• EDUCATION: Health careers students win awards
• Pope stakes out church's course entering 8th year
• Witt's art on display in Wabash
• U.S. new-home sales off 7 percent in March
• Obamacare collapse would put employers in charge
• ODD: Bears interrupt weather report at TV station
• Hope fades for parents of missing Indiana student
• Q&A: Henry County Middle Dist. Commissioner
• 'Irregularities' lead to city gov't firing
• Never too late
• Q&A: Henry County Southern Dist. Commissioner
• Commissioner candidates disagree on top priorities
• Irregular driving leads to narcotics arrest
• Man, 28, arrested for battery, strangulation
• Dozens of volunteers help unload walls for Habitat
• Poor economy worsens Social Security's finances
• Standing next to Rubio, Romney demurs on VP search
• THE RACE: Trivial issues fly in White House race
• Daniels addressing group pushing for safer stages
• Indiana farmers seeing fewer meth-related thefts
• Honda starts building new Acura at SE Ind. plant
• Fair: Moving shows downtown shouldn't hurt turnout
• Baker Park goes green for Earth Day
• More math classes needed at KHS
• Teaching strength
• State Rep. Tom Saunders endorses Don Bates
• Foster Grandparents make a difference
• Ivy Tech groundbreaking set for Thursday
• Fighters Nighters to perform 'Recess!'
• Searchers scour Tucson for missing 6-year-old girl
• Etan Patz case a decades-long, winding probe
• Indiana Gov. Daniels: Not me for vice president
• Lugar, Mourdock place faith in attack ads
• Aviation board meets Monday
• 'I can't imagine living next door'
• Unemployment drops again
• Fire destroys vacant building
• How to stop a bully
• New Parker principal hired
• Knightstown council votes to lay off employee
• Prison worker arrested for relationship with inmate
• Judge won't dismiss charges in $200M fraud case
• Purdue design project tackles colonization of Mars
• Indiana's unemployment rate dips to 8.2 percent
• Indianapolis mayor signs smoking ban for most bars
• Judges seem wary of overruling tobacco judgment
• Dem senator unsure of vote for Obama or Romney
• Romney pulls in $12M as GOP super PAC amasses cash
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• THE RACE: Obama and Romney making dueling visits
• Strong corporate earnings push stocks higher
• Obama to launch student loan interest rate effort
• ODD: Rare 1792 penny sells for $1.15 million
• Indiana governor talks taxes in Illinois speech
• Mayor vows to improve F grade
• CAB hires superintendent
• Straughn spaghetti dinner is Saturday
• Grant will fund teacher raises
• Man holds woman against will
• Flamingo fundraiser to benefit Relay
• Indiana GOP concerned about possible database breach
• CDC: 2011 was worst measles year in U.S. in 15 years
• Stocks fall on mixed news about earnings, economy
• THE RACE: Polls show Obama-Romney race very close
• Ann Romney emerging as husband's political weapon
• Momentum in U.S. hiring, home sales appears to slow
• Indiana GOP probes if campaign used data
• Mulch tag players want a place of their own
• Simulation to provide inside look at poverty
• 'A great step for New Castle'
• Council to consider new mo-ped rules
• Slow down, Middletown
• Fort Wayne's Rolland to receive Sachem award
• Error prompts questions about Indianapolis police
• THE RACE: Romney, Obama both claim Reagan legacy
• ELECTION 2012: Obama signals for 2012, it's all about the economy
• ELECTION 2012: Romney's foreign policy may mean hardball is back
• NYC subway plotter: Bombmaking 'very simple'
• Texas nurse admits to shooting mom, abducting baby
• Pakistani army says talks needed with India
• Breivik wants freedom or death for massacre
• Retired Illinois couple claims share of $656M jackpot
• Indiana Gov. Daniels endorses Romney for president
• Man arrested after scuffle continues inside library
• Community calendar April 18, 2012
• Safe at Home: Teens need education
• Transfers welcome at Shenandoah
• Council encourages 'Good Samaritans'
• Saddle club hosts performances this weekend
• Police Report April 18, 2012
• ODD: Police handcuff Georgia kindergartner for tantrum
• Daniels outlines changes following stage collapse
• Indiana workforce development head leaving job
• Indianapolis council votes to ban smoking in bars
• 'Sextortion' suspect faces Michigan child porn charge
• THE RACE: Romney likely to look to right for veep
• US stocks jump after strong profits; Dow up 200
• Norway killer: 'I would have done it again'
• US homebuilders request most permits in 3½ years
• U.S. Chamber backs Lugar in heated GOP primary
• Obama seeks to confront oil market manipulation
• From paper shredding to tree planting
• Keeping schools safe
• Police: Sex offender didn't register
• Except for loan, Messer still leads in fundraising
• Two men, both 18, arrested for burglary
• Local historian to speak about Gen. Custer on Saturday
• Singer: Sugarland likely would have delayed show
• Pence maintains massive money lead in gov contest
• GOP, Dems clash over Obama tax boosts on wealthy
• U.S. economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• Meeting will focus on substandard housing 'solution'
• Romney taps longtime adviser to head VP search
• U.S. futures up ahead of retail, inventory reports
• Henry County property taxes are in the mail
• 'She breathes this'
• Police want to fight crime with Facebook
• Author to discuss Lincoln funeral trail
• New food pantry on the menu in Mooreland
• Relay for Life will be in June
• Indiana BMV chief avoiding specialty plates debate
• Little accounting for $526M Indiana foul-up
• 3 children among those killed by Oklahoma tornado
• Down on the farm
• Former jail employee arrested
• 'Every little bit helps'
• Man, woman arrested after high speed chase
• 'Treasure trove of resources'
• Alleged texting while driving leads to ticket
• Vacant home succumbs to fire
• Henryville won't have to make up missed days
• Atty: Zimmerman bail hearing to be held next week
• Obama tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• ODD: Burglar arrested in shower after champagne, meal
• ODD: Vermont governor chased by 4 bears in backyard
• Atty: Zimmerman bail hearing to be held next week
• Mourdock tops Lugar in Senate fundraising
• Biodiesel plant closes
• Police sting nets dealing arrest
• Casey's still plans New Castle location
• Supply Station opens Tuesday for season
• EDC agreement under review
• Formal charges filed against Lee's restaurant robbers
• Libertarian candidate to visit
• Chase ends in arrest
• Kennard Town Council to meet
• College Dems to meet in Muncie
• Indiana panel will start review of $205M tax error
• Report: Collapsed Indiana fair stage didn't meet code
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Fla. shooting
• Stocks surge; Hewlett-Packard leads Dow higher
• March foreclosure activity down to near 5-year low
• Report: Few states effectively track tax breaks
• Lugar strong, but Mourdock more poised in debate
• Teens deter Fun Park fun
• 6th District candidate suspends campaign
• Coroner talks prom safety
• Hagerstown pool is cash drain
• Saving lives one drop at a time
• 48 New Castle third-graders fail reading test
• Booth space available for Cadiz Community Building
• Dispute threatens train to Indiana State Fair
• State asks judge to uphold Ind. immigration law
• Stocks make a U-turn, rising after big decline
• Obama-Romney showdown starts off with a harsh tone
• Supreme Court misunderstanding on health overhaul?
• Lugar, Mourdock ready for lone Senate debate
• Wheels on Blue River buses may turn differently
• Insurance change could save $200,000
• Fire destroys rural home
• Knightstown will plan for grants on Thursday
• Sponsors help bring movie to New Castle
• Car flips into Muncie lake, kills New Castle woman
• Widening football field to cost $105,248
• Henry County Democrats planning meet and greet
• Iris Growers to meet Sunday
• EDUCATION: Library hosts program about bullying
• EDUCATION: Phoenix Dancers present local show Friday
• EDUCATION: BRV wax museum
• EDUCATION: Carthage carnival
• EDUCATION: NCHS choirs plan concert
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• 3 Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• Stocks spiral down for a fifth day
• ODD: 5 more minutes? New clock answers resounding 'no'
• U.S. Senate shows some comity, if only briefly
• SPIN METER: Santorum looks moderate in 2006 flier
• Former Rose-Hulman professor new Ind. ACLU chief
• Panel to receive reports on Indiana stage collapse
• Protest follows Indiana midwife's felony arrest
• Paul Ryan says no discussion of No. 2 spot with Romney
• Warm weather, big business
• Tree trimming: Searching for 'balance'
• Luke Messer begins airing TV ads
• Real-world experience
• Man, 19, arrested after fight
• Absentee voting opens in Henry County
• Union says right-to-work law violates free speech
• Indiana gun stores continuing to see busy sales
• Homeowner association could be sued in Martin case
• Stocks slide in reaction to hiring slump in March
• Start of 2012, March shatter U.S. heat records
• School vouchers prompt court fights in U.S.
• Lugar, Mourdock prep for only Senate GOP debate
• On the campaign trail
• If re-elected, Cronk plans to retire from sheriff's dept.
• Roads, jobs drive talk at GOP forum
• Honoring the fallen
• Bad turn leads to felony drug charges
• Two arrests in Lee's Chicken robbery
• Volunteers wanted for emergencies
• Habitat working on 'Double Build'
• Navy jet crashes into Va. apartments, pilots eject
• In Midwest, GOP shrinks from union battles
• Obama warns of 'ups and downs' in job market
• U.S. hiring slows amid uncertainty about economy
• Resentment lingers in Pa. after Santorum's loss
• Indianapolis city workers could face fuel fee
• Pollution boards merger worry enviros, chamber
• GOP questions prosecutor for Indiana petition forgery
• Panel seeking new Indiana Court of Appeals judge
• Waste district board meets next week
• Drainage board will meet Wednesday
• U.S. economy adds 120K jobs, jobless rate at 8.2 pct
• Henry County gets an F
• Man arrested for Walmart theft
• INDOT: Signs prohibited in highway right-of-way
• County tax rates: Some up, others down
• State error means $824,000 for Henry Co.
• Ex-EIDD employee loses lawyer after not paying
• Indiana State Police partners with DEA in drug take back
• Indiana officials say $205M in local taxes mishandled
• UAW sees membership growth at Kokomo plants
• Minn. student found dead at Taylor University dorm
• Painkiller sales soar around U.S., fuel addiction
• Indy Zoo donates $91K for elephant conservation
• Doctors want to redefine autism; parents worried
• Census finds record low growth in outlying suburbs
• U.S. stocks turn mixed, erasing early losses
• U.S. unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357K
• ODD: Wyoming town with 1 resident goes up for auction
• 2012 ELECTION: Democrats, Mourdock attack Lugar on gas prices
• Golf carts now legal on Middletown streets
• Big changes coming to Kroger
• Spiceland Council makes budget cuts
• Ex-jail guard arrested for trafficking
• NCHS athletic director leaving for college job
• Middletown to pay off one bond
• Changes come to town employees' health insurance
• City to change trash routes, hopes to cut costs
• Indiana woman recovering from stage collapse injuries
• ODD: Ohioan finds check from storm-torn Indiana town
• Indiana voters face April 9 deadline to register
• Indiana Grown program to boost state's farm goods
• Worst day in a month for U.S. stocks
• Texas residents sift through rubble from tornadoes
• Obama signs insider trading ban by lawmakers
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney turns from primaries, toward Obama
• Henry County drops in health rankings
• Town takes on development
• Fire destroys building on demolition list
• Council supports pool chair rental fee
• Mayor plans 'incentives' for city employees
• Middletown man accused of molestation
• Collection benefits tornado victims
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• CA attack suspect upset about expulsion, teasing
• IBM : Indiana canceled deal because of budget woes
• Obama says today's GOP would reject Ronald Reagan
• Daniels, hopefuls support Indiana corn ethanol
• APNewsBreak: Syrian troops start pullout
• EDUCATION: Shenandoah student wins Lilly scholarship
• EDUCATION: Ball State student receives NCAA postgraduate scholarship
• Ex-Dem official charged in Indiana petition forgery
• Man, 18, arrested for battery on woman
• Donnelly rolls out policy plan in Ind. Senate race
• Study: Our ancestors used fire a million years ago
• Wisconsin's highways show routes to GOP's primary
• U.S. stocks edge up on mixed global economic data
• Bill Clinton: Obama can argue he steadied economy
• School resumes for all from tornado-hit Indiana town
• Dems sharpen attack as GOP rallies behind Romney
• Obama's insurance requirement not the only mandate
• Lugar dances on health care mandate in primary
• Temporary outage of Visa card network Sunday
• Planning ahead
• 'Safety net' program faces uncertainties
• Woman accused of drunken driving, carrying gun
• Schools: Latchkey to continue with new provider
• Molestation charge dropped against man, 56
• PARTY ROCK AT NCHS
• 4 arrested for alleged Hagerstown meth lab
• Jobless rate drops
• Indiana jobless rate drops to lowest level since 2008
• Deal allows Lugar to move Indiana voter registration
• Many claim free tickets for Mega Millions jackpot
• Complaint filed over Lugar use of AG office in ad
• Mega-mania as jackpot increases to $640 million
• Stocks rise, extending best start since 1998
• Romney gets Bush backing, but no sign of George W.
• As more autism reported, doctors say check early
• ODD: Motorist dressed as Batman escapes ticket
• High court has options on health care law
• Library week features prizes and events
• Sheriff merit boards to meet
• Town meetings set for Spiceland
• UPDATE: Marion Co. judge will hear Lugar residency plea
• Demolition plans developing downtown
• Commissioners reject rezoning for storage yard
• TECHNOLOGY SHIFT
• Bates earns tea party organizer's endorsement
• Gov't restructuring or 'retribution?'
• Sleepy driver appears in court
• Wage meeting scheduled for today
• New standardized test could be harder than ISTEP
• ODD: Town considers ban on saggy pants
• Trayvon Martin's parents seize on video of shooter
• Lawmakers press Obama to help avoid defense cuts
• ODD: JetBlue captain's unraveling baffles friends
• Autism rates up; screening, better diagnosis cited
• Climatologist: Unseasonably warm spring to linger
• Farm values rise while others fall
• Heritage House picked for stability, community service
• Police pry wanted man from house
• On the campaign trail
• Hotel fight ends in battery charges
• Children's play is april 2 at middletown library
• Police: Vehicle ignores flashing lights, wrecks
• Couple honored for service to youth
• Vendors wanted for Faith Fest
• Employee staffing company plans Indiana expansion
• New justice joins Indiana Supreme Court next week
• Indiana panel sets new college degree goals
• Mumbai, Miami on list for big weather disasters
• Some justices seem open to saving parts of law
• ODD: Lunch-goers by the hundreds bust a move in Sweden
• Supporters of Florida shooter fearful of speaking out
• Unemployed will have work-search records checked
• Men arrested for vending machine theft
• Down and dirty
• New Castle student now an Eagle Scout
• Airport project spurs road-closure talk
• Nettle Creek close to picking leader
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• Seniors group to give presentation on common scams
• Henry County Farmers Market spring meeting set
• Blood drive set in Greensboro
• EDUCATION: Boy wins third in cadet of the year
• EDUCATION: New Castle academic teams compete
• ODD: IU student bitten by rabid bat in dorm room
• Hoosier Lottery watching Illinois' online sales
• EDUCATION: Tri BPA students move on to nationals
• Indiana fruit growers hope cold stays away after heat
• EDUCATION: Two NCACP students move on to national BPA contest
• EDUCATION: NCACP students win awards
• 2012 ELECTION: Photographer wants Richard Mourdock 'Hunk' photo down
• Stocks trade mixed after consumer report
• Cuba rules out political change after papal appeal
• Romney's fundraisers are quietly amassing millions
• Lower death risk seen with heart bypass surgery
• Tighter security for SAT, ACT in wake of cheating
• Henry County Republicans schedule forum
• Woman gets 10 years for battery on child
• Marketing your school
• Highway cleanup planned for April
• 4 January robberies still unsolved
• Commissioners, council meet on Wednesday
• Lightning Strike?
• 4 arrested for looting in S. Indiana disaster areas
• Justices ready to move to heart of health case
• Studies: Surgery can put diabetes into remission
• ODD: Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• Indiana Supreme Court back to work with new leader
• Judge rejects some of Indiana's claims against IBM
• Tougher Indiana school takeover rules on hold
• High court takes up fight over Obama health law
• Nettle Creek contract going to court
• Moments in time
• Troopers seek hit-and-run driver
• Kennard school boundary moves again
• State senator recaps 'productive' session
• Priceless prom
• Ensemble Voltaire group to perform in New Castle
• Site chosen for shell building
• Man arrested for dealing narcotics to police
• Neighbors fight proposed vehicle storage yard
• Planning commission advances code changes
• Three Rivers board to meet
• Traffic restrictions coming to Interstate 70
• Indiana Farm Bureau notches major legislative victories
• Indiana Libertarians set to pick 'Survivor' star
• Daniels names his former counsel to high court
• Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• Arrest demands grow in Fla. teen's shooting death
• SPIN METER: GOP claims about Obama puzzle enviros
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• ODD: Prehistoric monster snake makes brief NYC visit
• Army sergeant to be charged in Afghan killings
• NJ middle school: Don't hug, please
• State requires more superintendent disclosure
• 'Rejoicing on 19th Street'
• Man allegedly found with stolen cable
• Aviation board to meet Monday
• Sale puts properties on auction block
• Tempers flare at school board meeting
• Ad space to be sold on New Castle buses
• Shirley council reschedules meeting
• Synthetic drugs should be dropped at police posts
• Lawsuits filed over school bus crash that killed 2
• House panel approves contentious GOP budget plan
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• 'Stand Your Ground Law' at center of Fla. shooting
• ODD: Cat survives 19-story plunge from Boston high rise
• Campaign grind takes its toll on GOP candidates
• Anti-abortion group endorses Lugar challenger
• 'This is not going to be tolerated'
• New electric system coming to Middletown
• Work begins on Ind. 3 and U.S. 40 intersection
• Middletown to hire third full-time dispatcher
• Scholarship crunch
• Chamber to unveil citizen, business of year
• Golf carts coming to Middletown
• Connersville mayor endorses 6th District candidate
• Courier-Times Staff Report
• 4-H junior leaders flower sale
• Governor signs bill on residents resisting police
• FACT CHECK: More US drilling didn't drop gas price
• Dollars and endorsements shifting toward Romney
• Bernanke says US banks could withstand euro shocks
• Court sides with property owners over EPA
• UPDATE: Sen. Lugar appeals voter registration ruling
• City embracing green-energy plans
• Planning commission may make zoning change
• Judges crow about chicken dish
• Man accused of trying to steal video games
• Show choirs win big
• A culture shift
• Career Programs wins co-school of the year at broadcasting contest
• Career Programs students honored at FCCLA conference
• EDUCATION: Hagerstown FFA gets $2,500 donation
• Hospital board to meet Friday
• Tornado-hit Indiana school seeks Lady Antebellum prom
• Henryville shifts to post-tornado recovery phase
• New firewood restrictions in place for Indiana parks
• Obama, Romney talk little about health care laws
• U.S. stocks fall on worrisome signs from China
• Romney looks for Illinois win while Santorum stumbles
• U.S. House GOP unveils budget blueprint
• Daniels set to sign Indiana inheritance tax phase out
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• 'I've never had a job like this'
• Test has principals asking 'what if?'
• Five plead not guilty to drug charges
• Sunday wreck sends one to the hospital
• Lawsuit to lead to $917k for city
• City approves deal with firefighters
• Police believe 16-year-old fired shots injuring 5
• State police conduct St. Patrick's Day saturation patrols
• Truck driver arrested for intimidation with weapon
• Historical society to host special program
• DNR says deer harvest down, still 4th best ever
• Hoosier students to compete in 2012 geography bee
• Governor signs public access, nepotism bills
• Mild winter gives Indiana streets a pothole break
• Indiana sees 'dropout factories' cut by 50 percent
• Romney focuses on Obama; Santorum questions rival
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Report: U.S. makes modest gains in graduation rate
• ODD: 9-year-old boy summoned to jury duty in Mass.
• Governor set to sign Indiana smoking ban into law
• In Rupert, Libertarians trust
• 'Thanks for sharing JJ with all of us'
• Teacher evaluations under scrutiny
• Dog 'made law enforcement approachable'
• Red Hot state champions
• Authorities make weekend drug arrests
• Church planning collection for tornado victims
• Police Report March 19, 2012
• Volunteers can help Faith Fest
• Lewisville lodge sponsoring breakfast
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Indiana campaign silly season begins in earnest
• 4 GOP-appointed justices control health law's fate
• Indianapolis police: Parents need to watch teens
• Census documenting Great Depression to be released
• Romney wins Puerto Rico, race moves to Ill., La.
• Equalized fees might not settle Indiana 911 issues
• Hundreds seek jobs at fair
• Finalists chosen for CAB supt. job
• Beyond the music
• Public recycling returning to Knightstown
• Man charged in dog's shooting
• Knightstown faces street, sewer, water problems
• City energy presentation will be Monday
• Supporters say fines give teeth to Indiana access law
• Indiana retailers face penalties over 'bath salts'
• Shelbyville casino fined for promotions, alcohol violations
• ODD: Zoo's cats benefit from Boston power loss
• U.S. stocks rise, fall, rise again
• FACT CHECK: Misfires on the campaign trail
• Meeting rescheduled in Shirley
• CBO: Obama budget produces 2013 deficit of $977B
• GOP Sen. Lawson named new Indiana secretary of state
• Fiery semi crash closes eastbound I-70 in Indy
• Sun will come out for musical program
• Winchester auto supplier hiring
• Grain donation yields big return
• Spiceland Cares Day set for May 5
• Firm chosen to design Ivy Tech project
• Police promotion process raises questions
• Reservations due today for retired teacher luncheon
• Fake Red Cross calls ask tornado victims for money
• Board: Lugar must register elsewhere in Marion County
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• Ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich enters at Colo. prison
• Biden defends auto rescue in first big 2012 foray
• President Obama defends energy record
• Santorum says English is 'condition' for statehood
• Court rejects Democrats' election chief challenge
• Utilities can turn off heat for late payments
• Changes coming for aquatic center
• CAB wants superintendent with the right stuff
• Morning house fire injures two
• Cemetery cleanup under way
• Organizations plan projects for city parks
• Dual credits coming to Tri
• Library offers children's events
• TOTERS DON'T GROW ON TREES
• Friends of the Library sale coming soon
• Painting classes available at library
• Indiana panel to vote on new water quality rules
• Indiana man gets life for killing 5 in drug dispute
• Dow inches higher a day after huge surge
• GOP fight now Romney vs. Santorum; Gingrich lags
• Lawmakers debate pay cutoff for budget gridlock
• Panetta tells Afghans that U.S. remains committed
• Santorum wins Ala., Miss.; Romney takes Hawaii
• State smoking ban joins Henry County's own
• Two accuse man of rape
• Unemployment rate points to better economy
• Man arrested for dealing
• United Fund welcomes new board members
• New Castle schools consider clinic
• Don Bates gets new endorsement
• Watch for outdoor meth labs and related waste
• EDUCATION: Hundreds fill out FAFSA at statewide event
• EDUCATION: Displays to let students try out instruments
• EDUCATION: Civil Rights speaker "mesmerized" students
• EDUCATION: Speech student qualifies for nationals
• EDUCATION: Tri FFA students compete in contest
• EDUCATION: BRV Elementary kindergarten sign up March 28
• EDUCATION: Hagerstown Elementary sign ups coming soon
• Analysis: Obama tested by events outside control
• ODD: World's tallest man may have stopped growing
• US stocks surge after strong retail report
• Obama warns China against 'skirting the rules'
• Tornado-ravaged town finds its new 'normal'
• Purdue: 500 students lack measles documentation
• Daniels seeks federal debt report 'reunion' tour
• Lower unemployment means no more extended benefits
• Santorum spending primary day at home with family
• 'Leaves you speechless'
• Aquatic center to be discussed tonight
• Harvest Land Co-op donates $600, feed to aid tornado victims
• No more textbooks?
• Theft investigation nets 3rd drug arrest
• Clothing, shoes sought for fire victims
• Daniels: Indiana added more jobs than thought in 2011
• Fort Wayne factory's WWII radiation workers sought
• Police: Child, driver die in school bus crash in Indianapolis
• ODD: Love letters reveal Richard Nixon's sensitive side
• Records commission will meet
• Spring cleanup coming to Mechanicsburg Cemetery
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• Council to hold executive session
• Conservancy board to meet
• Facebook page helps survivors find lost items
• Man pleads not guilty to sexual battery
• Lawmakers: Disputes help define session
• Alleged gun sale prompts federal case
• Heather's Hope
• Straughn woman talks water in Washington
• Council seeks appointee for visitors' bureau board
• High school on the fast track?
• Meeting Notices
• $100 or $1,000? Wide price range for birth control
• A backhand slap from end of solar storm
• Obama: New jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• Romney's evangelical problem on display in South
• U.S. adds 227,000 jobs in Feb.; jobless rate 8.3 pct
• ODD: Facebook 'friend' offer exposes man's other wife
• Shirley meeting changed
• Indiana legislators approve smoking restrictions
• National economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• Drums at center stage
• State wants to revoke man's suspended sentence
• Indiana Chamber endorses Luke Messer
• Ivy Tech leader leaving position
• County residents 'step up' for tornado victims
• Son sentenced to 40 years for slaying father
• NCMS music concert planned for Tuesday
• Carbon Motors decision inspires anger and frustration in Connersville
• Storm-relief donors urged to research recipients
• Cancer society opposes Indiana smoking ban exemptions
• U.S.: More work needed to stop youth tobacco use
• ODD: Pa. man used transmitter to track wife's sex
• FAA forecast: High air fares most of this decade
• Obama, GOP governors share many views on education
• Biggest solar storm in years hits, so far so good
• POLL: Health overhaul unpopular, but not as feared
• Carbon Motors denied federal loan
• Indiana smoking ban, money issues still face votes
• 'If the roles were turned'
• Spiceland faces $23,000 budget cut
• Spiceland closer to buying New Castle water
• Library hosts photography classes
• Buffalo Wild Wings gets liquor license
• Council holds off on new dispatcher
• CHIP class has informational programs
• Analysis: Fending off others to chase an incumbent
• Romney says he's ready to fight to nomination
• Indiana places new limits on college credits
• Indiana officials: Tornadoes injured at least 77
• Indiana lawmakers adopt antique gun as state rifle
• Talks continue on Indiana smoking ban proposal
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• Another snag for runway project
• Rupert Boneham to speak in Hagerstown
• Hagerstown sixth-graders experience life as adults in Reality Store
• Man sentenced to three years for wreck
• GRASS FIRE
• Making room for conferences
• Man pleads guilty to attempted church burglary
• New Castle's parks may open early
• Foundation sets up fund for tornado relief
• Library hosts job fair
• EDUCATION: Carthage students compete in bee
• EDUCATION: NCHS students earn top ratings at state contest
• Students compete in GOP speech contest
• Frugal living meeting focuses on diabetes
• City zoning board meets Thursday
• Energy moratorium expires March 15
• Warm winter may bring pest-filled spring
• Single Indiana-Kentucky tornado killed 10, went 49 miles
• Biggest drop of year for Dow as U.S. market slumps
• Obama: I don't know what's in Limbaugh's heart
• ODD: Election board rejects candidate for nickname 'Legalize Marijuana'
• Talks continue on Indiana tax, spending plans
• Super Tuesday voters put imprint on GOP race
• A look inside city government
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Top Hat Two
• Decision reached on Nettle Creek contract
• City of New Castle, union reach contract for 2012
• State takes inmates back from county
• Collection for tornado victims is this week
• Drug charges amended in drug taxi case
• Wolfsie coming to New Castle for book signing
• Pendleton District names trooper of the year
• McCain calls for US to lead on Syria airstrikes
• Job creation driving highway bills in Congress
• Talks start on Indiana smoking ban compromise
• Obama to deliver commencement address in Joplin
• Ohio becomes a Romney-Santorum dead heat
• Snow complicates cleanup in tornado-struck Southern Indiana
• Restaurant plans coming together
• OH, DEER!
• After-school help provides jump start
• HIGH STAKES TEST
• Celebrating an 'outstanding' mom's life
• GREAT EXPECTATIONS
• Three charged with dealing fake narcotics
• Food supply discussed at farmers breakfast
• No turn signal traffic stop brings drug arrest
• Authorities: 'Extreme' tornado damage in Indiana
• Executive session in Middletown
• City Council meets Monday
• Wallace ends Ind. governor bid after ballot denial
• Analysis: Snowe departure will widen partisan gulf
• In interview, Obama says he's not bluffing on Iran
• Gasoline prices rise for 24th day
• Daniels attacks Dems, media, rallies child workers
• Indiana online tax deal causes some GOP discontent
• Attorney: Lotto winner isn't Indiana man
• Daniels seeks strict smoking ban, OK with lenience
• Indiana bill for alcohol amnesty law goes to governor
• 'It's just Hoosier hysteria'
• Man arrested for felony intimidation, mischief
• Trial date set in murder, arson case
• Republican Party to fill Mooreland clerk vacancy
• Building demolished at golf course
• More full-day kindergarten funds coming?
• Man arrested for alleged threats with knife
• Untitled
• Energy efficiency tax credit deadline approaching
• Library celebrates Dr. Seuss
• Suit: Trucking firm rejected disabled applicants
• Indiana House backs bill on right to resist police
• Indiana honors 20 schools for high academic growth
• Senate defeats bill to reverse birth control rule
• Jobs picture brightens, but incomes, spending weak
• More violent weather ahead for damaged communities
• Loved and hated, Breitbart dies in LA at 43
• Banks lead stock rally; Nasdaq nears 3,000
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• Indiana extends liquor sales for DST switch day
• 'Tremendous accomplishment'
• Pendleton District to participate in impaired driving crackdown
• 4-H sponsors poultry workshop
• District reports less recycling in 2011
• Bees attacked by vandals
• Hagerstown Elementary safety policy working
• FAFSA deadline is Saturday, March 10
• Indiana Senate backs penalties over farm lawsuits
• Indiana Senate approves diluted state smoking ban
• Ex-mine security chief gets 3 years in W.Va. blast
• 2012 ELECTION: Next up for Santorum, Romney: Super Tuesday states
• Spanish reporter escapes Syria to Lebanon
• Egypt lifts travel ban on US pro-democracy workers
• Citizens State Bank announces award recipients
• Learn to "Eat Cheap!"
• Twin wins give Romney momentum for Super Tuesday
• UPDATE: Plans advancing to equalize Indiana 911 phone fees
• Big league dream
• EDUCATION: Nominees sought for teacher award
• Making forever homes
• Zoning board will meet next week
• Tri High academic teams earn ribbons
• Letters lead to $450k in late tax payments
• Show choirs continue achieving success
• EDUCATION: Silly Olympics bring fun to school
• Lawmakers to open new window into own transactions
• ODD: Ex-pro wrestler sues promoter over groin injury
• Indiana court: Drug tests in cases were incorrect
• Union seeks restraining order on right-to-work law
• Indiana Senate exempts bars from smoking ban
• Obama hails auto bailout, hits back at GOP critics
• AP sources: Israel wouldn't warn U.S. on Iran strike
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Indiana legislators to debate rights to resist police
• Breaking ground
• Three recent fires still under investigation
• Temptations
• Three railroad crossings to close
• First Nighters to hold auditions for 'Recess'
• Wind fans flames burning two sheds
• Dollars short for Henry County United Fund
• Deadline nears for city contractors' licenses
• Motorsports park wins hospitality award
• Michigan race shows Romney, Santorum differences
• Dow at 13,000 again on housing news
• IBM lawyer: Ind. agency head sought breach of deal
• Indiana 3rd-graders prepare for new reading test
• Plans chop Indiana inheritance tax, revise refund
• Indiana lawmakers eye smoking ban, inheritance tax
• Mourdock, Bates win straw poll
• U.S. House candidate targets 'regular people'
• NCMS schedules parent meetings
• Joint Indiana and Ohio I-70 Saturation Patrol Results
• State performance reports fail on big picture
• Intersections closed
• URGENT: People close to case say Gulf oil spill trial delayed
• Spill victims hope trial brings elusive justice
• NYPD monitoring of Muslims enters mayoral race
• Old Lugar issue finds new legs in critical race
• Gingrich warns of role of "secular left"
• Egypt opens trial that has strained ties with US
• West dismisses Syria constitution vote as 'farce'
• Calendar issue sparks debate
• At KHS, focus is on college credits
• Big boost for AP
• Candidate: People are tired of 'radicals'
• Retail worker charged for phony returns
• LOTS OF HEART
• Company to bring 70 jobs
• Library hosts storyteller
• Election panel keeps Santorum on Indiana ballot
• College hall still plans 2012 South Bend closing
• More Quran protests leave 7 dead in Afghanistan
• Greece launches formal offer for debt writedown
• Shipwrecked silver begins voyage back to Spain
• So you want to be a teacher?
• Council uncertain on help for roads
• Henry County to support development district
• Proposed bills would expand synthetic drug laws
• Prison to host dedication next week
• Indiana lawmaker apologizes for Girl Scouts criticism
• Indiana lawmakers stall latest time-zone change push
• More money added to plan for Indiana fair victims
• Postal Service announces closings around Indiana
• To close tax loopholes, Obama would open new ones
• Stocks rise at midday, erasing an early loss
• Democrats hear from woman snubbed by GOP lawmakers
• ODD: Man charged after cooking own meal at Denny's
• FIERY CHARGES: Romney, Santorum assail each other
• White faces sentencing after 6 felony convictions
• Tyson, the fire dog, to retire
• Council approves incentives for Crown
• Neighbors to council: Keep alley open
• More ideas wanted for Jennings Building
• Council's hands tied until budget approved
• Conservation officer receives honor
• Geithner: Obama seeks 28 percent corp. tax rate
• US stocks fall as Europe frets over Greece
• POLL: Santorum surges, Obama leads Republicans
• Arizona finally gets GOP candidates' attention
• IU-Bloomington moves up start of fall classes
• ODD: Wandering rooster plucked from Indiana highway
• Indiana lawmakers back penalties over farm lawsuits
• Indiana lawmaker stands by Girl Scouts criticism
• Sen. Lugar, challenger Mourdock set April debate
• City faces environmental violations
• Knightstown's Paddock building sold
• Man arrested for battery; victim writes defense letter
• City to replace downtown trees
• Some city utility bills are incorrect this month
• Suspected gas thief drives away from police
• Third House Forum is on Friday
• HOPE organization to meet
• Marble collector visits Hagerstown class
• UPDATE: Losantville man accused of theft, intimidation
• Activists: Farm bill would have 'chilling effect'
• Obama to Congress: 'Keep going' on economy front
• Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• FACT CHECK: Artful swerves on the auto bailout
• Dow breaks 13,000 for first time since '08 crisis
• Dem Joe Donnelly campaigns on Lugar residency issue
• No snow days: 'It's not normal'
• Woman arrested for battery on juveniles
• Crown to request tax abatements
• Additional charges filed in synthetic drug bust
• Affairs of the Heart means evening of education, fun
• Knightstown considers new recycling sites
• Three Rivers board to meet
• Bookout campaign event planned
• Imperial Petroleum sells oil field
• Police Report Feb. 21, 2012
• Community Calendar Feb. 21, 2012
• Gas Prices Feb. 21, 2012
• Fire Runs Feb. 21, 2012
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Cross Auto Sales
• Indiana lawmaker condemns "radicalized" Girl Scouts
• Car stuck in the middle
• New Castle veterinarian honored
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• Indiana Supreme Court semifinalists set to interview
• Study: Northern Indiana politics not as corrupt as reputed
• Forecaster: Indiana's winter is warmest since 2002
• $13,000 seized in bust, 3 arrested
• Officials upbeat about plan to move jail
• A soldier's story: Pushed beyond his limit
• Ed Yanos endorses Don Bates in 6th District race
• Fire department to host chili supper
• INDOT to patch pavement on Ind. 3 in Henry County
• Police Report Feb. 20, 2012
• Community Calendar Feb. 20, 2012
• Veterans to get help with job hunting
• High court dilemma: Can lie about medal be crime?
• Santorum questions Obama's 'world view'
• Gingrich: Home states must wins for GOP candidates
• Anderson using security cameras
• Noblesville mayor confirms 14th case of measles
• White cries foul on residency, cites other cases
• $34.5M Hoosier Lotto jackpot hit in Shelbyville
• SENIOR YEAR: For NC senior, right school is love at first visit
• SENIOR YEAR: Acceptance letter brings big relief
• SENIOR YEAR: Dream school fades into reality for Tri senior
• SENIOR YEAR: BRV senior planning ahead beyond college
• Tim Durham suits reach Henry County
• SENIOR YEAR: Campus visits not enough to make a decision
• SENIOR YEAR
• Inmates, officers clash over jailhouse hooch
• Knightstown sees opportunity for growth in grants
• SENIOR YEAR: Dad reminds Shenandoah senior to enjoy teen years
• BREAKING NEWS: 3 arrested for drug charges
• Flu season off to latest start in decades
• Being a pill about the pill? Santorum vs. U.S. views
• Deal trims maximum jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• John Glenn fever gripping Cape Canaveral - again
• FAST VOTE: Congress sends payroll tax cut to Obama
• Retiring Ind. chief justice honored by press group
• Indiana seeks stay in challenge to immigration law
• Hoosier Gym hysteria
• Two NCCSC employees fired
• Fridays in blue jeans
• Man, 35, climbs fence, steals truck
• Financial storm for CAB Schools
• Vacant New Castle factory falls to fire
• INDOT: Be prepared for bad weather
• Dress drives to help girls go to prom
• Committee to push for safer late-night stores
• Lawmakers eye early finish after contentious start
• Stocks move higher as unemployment claims drop
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• House speaker says payroll tax bill won't add jobs
• GOP senators unveil new Medicare overhaul plan
• On West Coast, Obama courts campaign donors
• Indiana bill seeks superintendent contract disclosure
• Senior protection program launches
• Energy assistance funding is available
• 6th District candidate's campaign earns acclaim
• 'It would be easier to walk away'
• CVB beyond survival
• Democrat will run for commissioner
• Mayor: Park bathroom vandalism 'embarrassing'
• Obama touts manufacturing at Wisconsin plant
• Middletown church to host blood drive
• ODD: Human and humanoid robot shake hands in space 1st
• House leaders praise emerging payroll tax cut deal
• Plan to drug test Ind. welfare recipients stalls
• Suspect in 5 killings in Ind. pleads guilty
• Daniels wants few exemptions to Ind. smoking ban
• Indiana tea partiers challenge Lugar residency
• Indiana lawmakers seek energy aid for Hoosiers
• Habitat for Humanity plans big for 2012
• Parent says code of conduct needed
• Local Republicans planning straw poll
• Meth production on the rise
• Former candidate says timing was wrong
• South Henry schools face more cuts
• Knightstown sets two closed sessions
• Middletown completes streetlight upgrade
• Crews work on snowy roads
• Capitol Hill weighs GOP payroll tax gambit
• Police officer surrenders after standoff in Indy
• Lice outbreak affects 4 dorms at Huntington U.
• Club for Growth backs Mourdock in Indiana Senate race
• A LOVE STORY
• LOVE STORY: Marriage sparked by personal ad
• County considering highway department change
• LOVE STORY: Love at first sight at Howard's Drive-In
• Weekend fires under investigation
• Former judge withdraws from council race
• LOVE STORY: Romance grows after online meeting
• LOVE STORY: Couple married 67 years ago
• LOVE STORY: Couple has love in sickness and health
• LOVE STORY: She gave him her heart - and her kidney
• LOVE STORY: Couple marries 10 years after first date
• LOVE STORY: Relationship re-ignites after break-up
• LOVE STORY: Couple beats odds in relationship
• LOVE STORY: Couple's love bloomed in high school
• Snow plows prepared as forecasters predict about 2 inches
• McCray Cemetery to remove items
• City offices to be closed Monday
• On Valentine's day, a museum for broken hearts
• Obama's proposed tax hikes at odds with GOP rivals
• Bedbugs found at Indianapolis children's hospital
• Romney state co-chair could decide Santorum fate
• Obama's budget headed to Congress
• UPDATE: Court hearing dispute on forcing Daniels testimony
• Nonprofit declines county's youth center offer
• In Maine, Paul vies to extend Romney losing streak
• First lady fixes on must-dos prior to election run
• Syrian army general assassinated in Damascus
• With the wind
• Two arrested for pot possession
• Filing period closes for 2012 primary election
• Fatal crash trial postponed
• Republican files for 6th District seat, releases budget
• Local meetings next week
• Meetings Feb. 11, 2012
• Mild winter may cut maple syrup season short
• Former Gary basketball coach faces sex charges
• Embalmer takes speech case to Mass. high court
• They're back: Social issues overtake US politics
• Greek PM says default would lead to "chaos"
• Syria says suicide bombers kill 28 in Aleppo
• Gov. Daniels would consider post under GOP prez
• EDC calls for backup
• Ivy Tech reveals plans for campus
• Democrat announces campaign for coroner
• Commissioners delay funding decision for EIDD
• Pounds of marijuana recovered on I-70
• Knightstown library welcomes new staff member
• LA school in sex abuse scandal reopens
• Tribe suing beer companies for alcohol problems
• States, banks reach foreclosure-abuse settlement
• White House to promote more positive jobs outlook
• Doctors telling more adults: Get out and exercise
• John Gregg files signatures to get on ballot
• Obama gives education waivers to 10 states
• Fingertrip performing Saturday
• Indiana panel OKs overhaul of school grading system
• Indiana fair commission pays fine over stage collapse
• Indiana officers seek info in bald eagle shooting
• Pro-labor Republicans recruit for Indiana House races
• APNewsBreak: Official: 10 states get ed waiver
• Dog days
• Golf carts may come to Middletown
• Spiceland, New Castle renew talks
• Messer receives Rush County endorsements
• New Republican files for Henry County Council
• Utility department rakes in overdue revenue
• Library starts winter reading program Feb. 14
• Library hosts Black History Month event
• Professional engineers to meet
• Library hosts children's events
• Congress tries to give president line-item veto
• Indiana stage builder cited in state fair collapse
• Patient with measles visited Super Bowl Village
• Romney's bad day is Santorum's best in GOP race
• Real-life application
• Mayor encourages 'give and take'
• 2 festivals planned for after Memorial Day parade
• Council looks for EMS board applicants
• Community Foundation welcomes 3 board members
• How should schools be graded?
• Police committee to meet
• Indiana House panel leader leery of creationism bill
• CDC: Bread beats out chips as biggest salt source
• EDUCATION: NCMS honor rolls
• EDUCATION: Knightstown Elementary honor roll
• Dow approaches 13,000, and maybe a record to come
• EDUCATION: New Castle students compete at solo and ensemble contest
• Obama campaign urges donors to embrace super PAC
• EDUCATION: Speech team places second
• Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood flap
• Lugar, Bennett ask Hoosiers to support summer food service program
• Advanced computer classes offered
• Romney battles Santorum, Paul in GOP caucuses
• Graduation rate rises to 85.7 percent in Indiana
• CHARLIE WHITE CASE: Attorney general will try to block Democratic legal move
• Marion County judge blocks right-to-work fines
• GREAT GAINS
• Change orders OK'd for Garner St. project
• Development district's future is uncertain
• Winchester mayor endorses Bates for 6th District race
• 'Dangerous' intersection to get extra lighting
• Hagerstown police: Be observant
• Nominees sought for service award
• BRV school goes on brief lock down
• Early registration encouraged for new Spiceland festival
• Defense cuts test lawmakers' resolve on deficits
• Knightstown committee to meet
• A push for family input to detect dementia earlier
• ODD: Indiana city tries another tactic to discourage crows
• Indiana elections chief faces more court action
• GOP gov. candidate Pence delivers 13K signatures
• Amid Super Bowl kudos, Indy cleans up, looks ahead
• Santorum team finds 49 signatures for Indiana ballot
• FACT CHECK: Obama, GOP spin recent energy stats
• BRV lessons target bullying
• Work continues in downtown New Castle
• Zumba-thon to benefit 8-year-old
• Warm weather brings savings
• Worth the fight
• Businessman announces run for surveyor
• Ready for top dog show
• Hiday is new 'Smoke Free' coordinator
• 'It's going to work'
• City Council to hear wind presentation
• Two arrested again on meth charges
• Kobayashi downs record 337 wings at Wing Bowl
• Ind. election chief's voter fraud trial nears end
• ODD: Sheep herding Swedish bunny becomes online hit
• Hackers intercept FBI, Scotland Yard call
• Santorum warns voters of country's likely demise
• Hackers take over law enforcement websites
• Komen drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Spiceland Town Council to meet Tuesday
• Changes pushed for solid waste districts
• Adult sign language class to be offered
• HOUSE WANTED
• Stress class coming to hospital
• New Castle man dies in Delaware Co. wreck
• Ed Yanos announces run for commissioner
• Commissioners face primary challengers
• Waste district board to meet
• Middletown holding executive session
• Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market improves
• AP sources: Trump intends to endorse Romney
• Lawmakers delay hearing on school trans fat ban
• Chrysler factory workers to get $1,500 checks
• Feds seize nearly $5M in phony Super Bowl swag
• Indiana election chief's defense rests in fraud case
• Groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Supts. don't like balanced calendar bill
• Bill fights conflicts of interest, but at what cost?
• Teen arrested for debit card fraud
• 37 kilos of cocaine found in lettuce truck
• One drug arrest leads to a second
• OUT & ABOUT: Feb. 2, 2012
• Buffalo Wild Wings coming?
• ELECTION: Romney says GOP fight strengthens him for fall
• ODD: After traffic stop, Ohio woman gives birth in car
• Indiana Senate backs tightening abortion pill rules
• Officials warn of tightened security at Super Bowl
• Indiana joins right-to-work ranks, gov. signs bill
• Indiana poised for right-to-work era; protest planned
• 'Woo-hoo moment' for airport
• EDUCATION: Hagerstown Elementary named top gainer
• EDUCATION: Career programs open house planned
• Jennings project still progressing
• Luke Messer takes big fundraising lead
• Foundation plans annual farmers' breakfast
• International League meets Feb. 28
• Police Report Feb. 1, 2012
• Anger and poverty unite former enemies in Bosnia
• Eurozone unemployment ends 2011 at record high
• Indiana Senate drops abortion pill dosage rules
• Illinois reactor shutdown blamed on bad insulator
• Girl Scouts launch leadership campaign for girls
• EDUCATION: Scholarships available for future journalists
• EDUCATION: Westwood's 100th day of school
• Longtime US Rep. Dan Burton won't seek re-election
• Indiana right-to-work bill near last legislative vote
• Police Report Jan. 31, 2012
• On call at the Super Bowl
• Send us your love stories
• Overhaul for county emergency medical service
• Supt. search begins for Nettle Creek
• Murder trial continued for 9th time
• Community Calendar Jan. 31, 2012
• Police: No evidence to support Maine tot abduction
• Tech companies team up to combat email scams
• EU leaders seek growth as Greece crisis looms
• UN panel urges world at Rio to launch energy fixes
• Indy battens down hatches for Super Bowl security
• Indiana Senate begins final right-to-work push
• Passing it on
• Lifelong county resident campaigns for council
• Three Rivers eyes new location
• Democrat will run for county commissioner
• 'Exciting' Ivy Tech project advancing
• Put mom on our cover
• Community Caldenar, Jan. 30, 2012
• MISSION FIELD: In our own backyard
• LOOKING BACK
• HOPE EDITION: Smart cookies
• Shell building approved
• School employee arrested for dealing
• HOPE EDITION: Blended family
• Animal shelter ready to renovate
• Man, 22, arrested for sexual contact with girl, 14
• HOPE EDITION: 'He made the way'
• Man pleads guilty but mentally ill in patricide case
• Special Olympics benefit
• Community Foundation helps 55 nonprofits
• Friends support the New Castle library
• Analysis: Romney is fiery, focused in Florida Debate
• Report: Electronic health records still need work
• Obama decries rising cost of college education
• Indiana House backs break for bars on smoking ban
• Indiana legislators OK tougher sex-trafficking law
• 75 turbines planned for wind farm
• Saunders votes no on right to work; Pflum excused
• EIDD theft case continued
• STRAIGHT TALK
• Dog injured after alleged aggressive behavior
• County's insurance policy draws criticism
• Knightstown pharmacy robbed
• Henry County Council announces appointments
• Ind. Senate leader expects right-to-work passage
• Calif. poised to vote on new 'clean car' regs
• Term 'states' rights' heard anew in election cycle
• Gingrich donor is casino mogul, Israeli hardliner
• Iran is ready to return to nuclear talks
• Egypt bans travel for US official's son, 9 others
• Bar exemption sought on Indiana smoking ban bill
• Downtown restaurant plans spring opening
• Balanced calendar coming to Hagerstown
• Keeping the dream alive
• Adult education offers welding, technology courses
• Candidate: U.S. rep. pick is 'up to us'
• Troubled development district lays off 2
• Adult computer courses offered
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains
• ODD: Beaver to stay despite toppling trees in city park
• President Obama to Republicans: Game on
• State lawmakers to consider cursive writing mandate
• Indiana Senate panel backs limits on abortion pill
• Obama challenges: Shrink gap between rich, poor
• In GOP response, Daniels blames Obama for economy
• Robotics team learns for 'a reason'
• Area senators vote for right to work
• City investigating utility bill deal
• New Castle woman accused of forging checks
• Henry County's unemployment rate unchanged
• Republicans host speech contest
• Republican announces County Council campaign
• Scrap metal to benefit food pantry
• Police Report Jan. 25, 2012
• HOPE Initiative meets Thursday
• EDUCATION: New Castle event gives info on college financing
• SHENANDOAH HIGH SCHOOL: Honor roll
• EDUCATION: NC choirs score big at contest
• GOP surveyor will seek re-election
• JFK library releases last of his secret tapes
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• Giffords bids farewell but promises to return
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney's mountain of wealth could cast loud echo
• Indiana House eyes another $5M for state fair victims
• Indiana jobless rate holds at 9 percent for 2nd month
• 2012 ELECTION: Heated charges, counter-charges in Florida debate
• Indiana Dems right-to-work boycott possible again
• State senator: Economic development, jobs study needed
• County councilman to run for re-election
• Garner St. project in 'final stretch'
• Blood drive planned in Greensboro
• Wind farm presentation this week
• Two arrested for trafficking at jail
• NC agent named president of area realtors association
• Effort outfits Super Bowl volunteers with scarves
• High court: Warrant needed for GPS tracking
• A win under belt, Gingrich lands in firing line
• Study: Stem cells may aid vision in blind people
• Mixed record for Obama's State of the Union goals
• Inspections find underage tobacco sales down
• Indiana House Dems end 3rd right-to-work boycott
• Indiana House could start right-to-work debate
• Candidate: 'Better days can be ahead'
• New candidates file for 2012 election
• Social media policy on hold
• Return fraud alleged at superstore
• Democrat announces campaign for coroner
• For The Record: Police Report
• Right-to-work fines raise judicial reach question
• Cops will watch for pickpockets during Super Bowl
• Extraordinary Gingrich comeback also vindication
• Freezing rain, snow cover parts of Upper Midwest
• 30 years for pot trafficking
• Tea party supporters endorse Don Bates
• CLINGING TO LIFE
• Law enforcement officer running for coroner
• Free park tables, vacancies pester Knightstown Council
• Council candidate announces his campaign
• Construction struggles continue in New Castle
• 2012 ELECTION: Gingrich angrily denies he sought open marriage
• GOP leaders slow to embrace Romney - or his rivals
• Obama to press Congress to revisit $1.2T in cuts
• Indiana House Democrats could end boycott Monday
• School districts may join Purdue in calendar shift
• Tougher Indiana law on watching dog fights advances
• 'I still love my job'
• Man, 18, arrested for sexual battery
• Congressional candidate to visit Saturday
• Economic forecast: More of the same
• Survivor
• CAB supt. called 'asleep at wheel'
• Snowfall makes slick roads
• Seafarers outraged that captain jumped ship
• Canada optimistic Texas pipeline will be approved
• County councilman runs for sixth term
• Detective will run for coroner
• CDC: Many teen moms didn't think it could happen
• Perry says he's dropping out of presidential race
• Gingrich gets Perry nod, faces ex-wife allegations
• Fewer layoffs, lower inflation give economy a lift
• Gov. Daniels to deliver GOP response to Obama
• Indiana Senate leader sour on referendum proposal
• Democrats maintain right-to-work boycott
• BREAKING: Snow turns roads into 'skating rink'
• UPDATE: Bill banning anthem embellishments won't get vote
• Candidate: 'Fighting is not creating 1 job'
• Foreign investment program working
• Paddock set for auction block
• Fire chief may have to wait for fire territory
• City, county confront airport project
• U.S. House candidate to visit
• Council cracks down on delinquent utility bills
• ODD: That's no rat! Opossum takes ride on NYC subway
• Wikipedia, Google protest US antipiracy proposals
• Obama: No on oil pipeline, more review needed
• White House says Obama's health overhaul on track
• Pence raises $5M, Gregg nets $1.7M in gov. race
• Democrats plan legal challenge to Indiana House fines
• Harvest Market held up by armed robber
• Indiana Democrats show no signs of ending boycott
• City names building code enforcer
• Reserve deputy sought by sheriff's office
• New audits reveal problems for 6 townships
• Typing classes at Middletown Library
• Projects OK'd cost Shenandoah $3.68 million
• Raintree Habitat for Humanity to dedicate 20th home Sunday
• Woman pleads guilty to battering police
• Romney, Santorum square off over felons voting
• US wants effective Alzheimer's treatment by 2025
• Obama tells jobs council of 'substantial progress'
• Former head of IU program files EEOC complaint
• Veteran Indiana legislator Cheatham not running again
• Bill requiring Indiana stage inspections advances
• Front-runner Romney fends off S.C. debate attacks
• House set to vote on right-to-work referendum
• Attorneys deny claims in civil suit
• County Commissioner seeks re-election
• Library Hosts Children's Events
• Improving our image
• Restaurant robbery still under investigation
• Middletown council to hear montly reports
• Free dental care for children
• Transformer blast near stadium causes power outage
• Electric plants shift from coal to natural gas
• Costa CEO blames captain error for ship grounding
• Markets shrug off S&P downgrades, focus on Greece
• Study: Right to work has minimal impact on manufacturing
• Indiana lawmakers consider right to resist police
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Bills remove local school control
• Fewer freshmen fail
• Legal advice for all
• The value of trails
• Man allegedly waved gun in accuser's face
• Knightstown robber remains at large
• Which gov't workers made the most?
• Saunders to seek re-election
• Marines name general to handle video probes
• Obama seeks power to merge agencies
• Fatal wreck trial continues as planned
• City has new transportation manager
• Policy change for VIN checks
• Spiceland council to appoint redevelopment commission members
• With time, money running out, S.C. often turns nasty
• Lewisville Council meeting canceled
• Judge: John Edwards has life-threatening condition
• New grief support group to meet
• Rules relaxed for veterans with undiagnosed illnesses
• Indy tests its snow-removal plan for Super Bowl
• Funerals scheduled for 3 Indiana National Guardsmen
• Indiana Dems: Voters should decide right-to-work
• Storm dumps 9 inches of snow on Northern Indiana
• 'It's going to be a challenge'
• Bowl for Kids' Sake planned for February
• Hitting the target
• Convicted felon facing battery charge
• Officials mull funding for development district
• County plans 2nd online property sale
• Enhanced sentencing asked for felon facing battery charge
• Harold Griffin announces re-election campaign
• State senator to run for re-election
• ODD: Indiana theft suspect threatens to eat police, dogs
• Romney tells SC voters he's 'pro-life' candidate
• Unemployment benefit applications jump to 399,000
• Stocks mixed after unemployment, retail reports
• Indiana environmental agency adds ag liaison
• Indiana senator wants automatic tax refund re-crafted
• SNOW ON THE WAY: New Castle crews to begin preventative work
• UPDATE: Indiana retailers oppose 2-year wait for Amazon tax
• HVAC project to raise tax rate
• A crowded election field
• Council to make three appointments
• Former parks board member returns
• BRV studies bus routes
• Local lawmakers respond to Gov. Daniels' speech
• KNIGHTSTOWN BANK ROBBED
• Mrs Obama: Some give her 'angry black woman' image
• Homicide drops off U.S. list of top causes of death
• Southern son Rick Perry banks on heritage in SC
• Wall Street edges lower on new euro worries
• Romney flush with cash as GOP race shifts south
• Purdue to move to year-round academic system
• Indiana legislators consider basketball tourney bill
• BREAKING: Filing period begins with a rush
• Rivals hope to block Romney trifecta in South Carolina
• Indiana's chief justice to address legislators
• For housing project, the wait continues
• Man pleads guilty to battery, possession
• County GOP planning 6th District debate
• Knightstown Council meeting rescheduled
• Indianapolis man pleads guilty to residential entry
• Lice irks New Castle parents
• Applications accepted for West Point leadership academy
• Daniels defends right-to-work in 'State' speech
• Scholar meeting planned for Saturday
• Zoning board meeting canceled
• EDUCATION: Carthage Honor Rolls
• EDUCATION: Tri Honor Rolls
• Hiring rises in November, but job openings dip
• GOP rivals hope to nick Romney in NH on Tuesday
• Russia concerned about Iran's uranium enrichment
• Indiana panel takes opportunity to advance labor bill
• State investigates inmate's apparent Facebook page
• UPDATE: Indiana House panel advances right-to-work bill
• Daniels set for final State of State speech
• Geek the library
• Man arrested for alleged belt beating
• 2012 filing period opens Wednesday
• Event to honor King is Sunday; public invited
• New Castle native is fixture in New Hampshire politics
• Agency: Take stalking seriously
• Relay for Life Kickoff is Thursday
• Animal shelter has needs
• Euchre fun coming Saturday
• Wayne Township Advisory Board to meet
• Wii tournament is this week at Glen Oaks Health Campus
• Indiana DOT plans 28 intersections for roundabouts
• Feds charge ex-Kosovo man in Fla. Islamic plot
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney rivals go after front-runner on primary eve
• Indiana Dems ending boycott, won't promise labor vote
• Iran nuke work at bunker is confirmed
• 3 car bombs kill 17 in Iraqi capital
• House standstill poised to enter 2nd week
• 4 Ind. Guard soldiers' bodies return to U.S.
• Substitute finds teaching is right path
• Retired teacher fills in as substitute
• Giffords leads crowd in Pledge of Allegiance
• Robot swept road for bombs before blast killed 4
• Education law's promise falls short after 10 years
• FACT CHECK: Promising gain without pain
• Challenger will run for county commissioner
• 'Community servant' on the job as fire chief
• The right sub
• Subbing gives retired educator her teaching fix
• Shirley Town Council to meet Monday
• Congressman goes to NCHS
• Accused thief left contact info at scene of crime
• GEOGRAPHY BEE
• Conservancy district holds annual meeting
• 'Infrastructure should be at the top'
• Mayor unhappy with waste deal
• Knightstown Council to discuss court case
• Housing board to meet
• New Castle resident victim in fatal crash
• 4-H Ambassadors named at awards dinner
• NW Ind. man shoots at suspected police imposter
• UPDATE: Indiana legislators advance right-to-work bill
• Race questions cloud lawsuit over Jewish cemetery
• Iowa defeat leaves Perry in unfamiliar role: loser
• Joran van der Sloot hints he'll plead guilty
• Bombing in Syrian capital of Damascus kills 25
• Turkey: Ex-military chief arrested over plot
• NFL players oppose Indiana right-to-work bill
• AT THE STATEHOUSE: Legislators poised for right-to-work action
• Fatal wreck
• Search for weird trees continues
• A home of her own
• Smoking-cessation class starts Monday
• 'Historic moment' at the Statehouse
• Alleged molestation during babysitting
• I-70 work delayed in Wayne County
• County Council will meet Friday
• Obama vows US will stay world's top military power
• Seeking buzz, Romney hits Obama; rest swat him
• New push set for broad Indiana smoking limits
• Indiana BMV urges early renewal of licenses, IDs
• Fines pending for Indiana House Dems in labor battle
• BREAKING NEWS: Knightstown again under boil order
• UPDATE: Indiana House enters 2nd day on hold in labor battle
• City may borrow $2 million in 2012
• Deaf inmate claims unequal phone access
• City Council president chosen
• Ornaments stolen from baby's grave
• New Middletown Council takes office
• School elections move to fall
• Former director of public works gets new job
• Zoning board approves sign variance
• South Henry waste board to meet
• ODD: Polish art student hangs own painting in museum
• Gingrich says GOP campaign is not a game
• More U.S. women having twins; rate at 1 in 30 babies
• Romney, Santorum off to NH after virtual tie
• Obama bypasses Senate, installs new consumer chief
• Indiana judge stays order ousting secretary of state
• Most Democrats absent from Indiana House opening
• Indiana House Dem leader hints at possible walkout
• Bachmann quits GOP race; Romney on to NH
• Squeaker of a victory in hand, Romney looks to New Hampshire
• Protests expected on Indiana Legislature's first day
• Changes continue for city gov't
• Man arrested in connection with thefts in Knightstown
• City, county continue ambulance negotiations
• Big game, big impact?
• Free workshop to estimate the cost of college
• Hagerstown team competes in state contest
• Gov. candidate to hold fundraiser in New Castle
• EDUCATION: Sorority offers college scholarships
• Lewisville town officials sworn in
• Obama readying for re-election bid after vacation
• GOP candidates vie for voters' trust in fluid Iowa
• U.S. officials alerted LA authorities in arson case
• Lake effect snow dumps heavy snow on Northern Indiana
• Thursday service for slain 9-year-old Indiana girl
• Indiana lawmaker: Online tax could replace estate tax
• Indiana House Speaker plans fast start for labor bill
• Indiana judge to rule Wednesday on SOS ouster order
• UPDATE: Hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable
• Shell building decision expected soon
• Pedestrian killed on I-69
• Firefighters face federal mandate
• BUSINESS: Myers names treasurer
• New faces, new energy
• Local assistance available for home repairs
• Improv troupe to perform
• Campus visit brings sense of relief to senior
• Senior crossing fingers for better SAT scores
• Planning ahead brings payoff
• Performance of a lifetime
• Waiting game continues for Knightstown senior
• State senator prepares for her last session
• Do looks matter in a college campus?
• Knightstown council members leave office
• SENIOR YEAR
• Price becomes priority in college search
• 'Ripped away'
• Bite leads to battery charge
• TOP 10:No. 1 - positive economic development
• A letter from Mayor Jim Small
• 12 thefts in one night in Knightstown
• Road work coming next week to Interstate 70 in Wayne County
• Aviation board meets Monday
• Safety first in the New Year
• Baby sitter murder charge in Indiana girl's death
• Police plan tight security at Times Square
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for US military
• IOWA 2012 ELECTION: Romney says Paul doesn't represent mainstream
• For Gingrich, it's a struggle to stay on message
• Markets in Europe, Asia end 2011 down but US up
• Turkey: funerals held after air strike
• Feeding the masses
• Lawyer arrested for domestic battery
• Top 10 stories: No. 2 - Fatal wrecks
• County clerk: Filing period begins Jan. 11
• Mayor-elect picks new city leaders
• Finance board to meet Jan. 9
• Daniels: Lawmakers will decide on state fair money
• Beshear, Daniels reach agreement on bridges
• Task force to decide what to do with closed arena
• APNewsbreak: Titanic artifacts headed to auction
• ODD: Vehicle smashes into Tenn. house - again
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney plans aggressive push before Iowa caucuses
• Odd notes, mad-dash trips mark Iowa closing sprint
• Scholars want help identifying slaves' origins
• Syrians fire on protesters near monitors, kill 4
• Popular Brazil president helps women in politics
• Faith brought to life
• Clerk leaves city gov't after 25 years
• Man arrested after alleged Christmas Eve incident
• IDEM: Recycle and reuse this Christmas
• Top 10 stories of 2011: No. 3 is the race for mayor
• Atty. gen. sues ex-school treasurer
• Kroger reviewing fatal shooting by store manager
• ACLU: State violates court order on kosher diet
• Ind. Islamic group plans community center
• URGENT Fire in eastern Tennessee zinc mine traps 3 miners
• Autopsies: Conn. victims died of smoke inhalation
• Paul's surge prompting a new look
• In Iowa, Obama toils while GOP roars, then departs
• US warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• Syrian troops kill 9 protesters despite monitors
• Judge moves hearing on Indiana secretary of state
• ODD: Cranky croc steals Aussie zoo worker's lawn mower
• Christmas business: A boost for the holidays
• Humane Society plans better enforcement
• Downtown blaze under investigation
• New Castle man named campaign manager
• Top 10 stories: No. 4 food and beverage tax
• Zoning board will meet Tuesday
• Spiceland continues work on wellhead protection
• As Iraq War ends, no parade for troops is imminent
• EDUCATION: Toys collected for 46 children
• Survey: Home prices down in most major U.S. cities
• Police: Neighbor chopped up Indiana girl with hacksaw
• In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers
• TOP STORIES OF 2011 No. 5 - Drug arrests prominent
• THE WEATHER: Another wet winter
• Top 10 Stories of 2011: No. 6 - A year of change for schools
• School on a fast track
• Departing Mayor Jim Small looks back
• Two arrested for battering officers
• GOP lawmaker likely against right to work
• Police Report Dec. 27, 2011
• The top international news stories of 2011
• Kathy's Gift has first party
• 'It's a new beginning'
• Being Santa Claus
• Elks buy gifts for children in need
• LOOKING BACK: Next week in Henry County history
• State officials: Be careful with Christmas trees
• THE TOP 10 STORIES OF 2011: The roads to No. 7
• Local churches schedule holiday events
• South Bend appealing Catholic school deal decision
• Student leaves $172,000 violin on Philly-bound bus
• Pakistani army rejects US report on airstrikes
• Syria: Twin suicide bombs shake capital, kill 40
• TAX CUT LIVES: Congress gives last-minute approval
• Judge throws out Indiana sec'y of state election
• NORTH POLL: Santa Claus still flying high in new poll
• 'It's just going to get harder'
• TWO YEARS OF FOUR STARS
• TOP 10 STORIES OF 2011: No. 8 - Officials study wind farm, airport extension
• Uncertainties ahead for youth center
• Evening fight ends in one arrest
• Henry County Council names board members
• Recorder's office to close out year
• County Council changes meeting time
• 2 Ind. men arraigned in killings of girl, 7, uncle
• Some worry vouchers could cause reverse migration
• Turkey processor plans 600-worker plant in SW Ind.
• Tape placed around home of missing Maine toddler
• Cat travels 200 miles under car hood in Ohio
• AP Interview: Romney says no to Gingrich debate
• Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 69
• French lawmakers pass genocide law on Armenians
• Q&A: Understanding Congress' payroll tax cut fight
• Shopping with Salvation
• State senator returns to Henry County
• TOP TEN: Crime and punishment in Henry County
• Food and beverage projects advance
• Middletown Town Council must approve Civic Center board's bills
• Man caught in alleged theft attempt
• GOP candidate gets tea party support
• County's Nov. jobless rate: 10.7 percent
• Indiana takes new steps to curb domestic violence
• New challenge filed over Indiana immigration law
• Daniels gives state workers year-end pay raises
• Loss, fear, threats drive North Korea's mass grief
• ODD: Christmas package arrives 1 year and 6 days later
• Gingrich blasts Congress for no tax-cut extension
• EPA tells nation's dirty power plants to clean up
• Obama urges Hill leaders to extend payroll tax cut
• 2012 ELECTION: Huntsman campaign blasts Romney for jobs record
• UPDATE: Gold coins turn up in Indiana Salvation Army kettles
• Mayor-elect: 'You're going to be proud'
• A Christmas incentive
• TOP TEN OF 2011: Severe weather brings down buildings
• Shenandoah considers $6.5 million projects
• Man, 19, accused of rape, incest
• Consultant: City finances 'ahead of the curve'
• Senior center will close for holidays
• NCHS speech team places fifth
• Iraq VP denies charges of running death squads
• Shenandoah student wins video contest
• 2 days of Syria violence leave 150 dead
• Interstates reopen in Great Plains as storm eases
• Rise in home building suggests industry turnaround
• 5 killed in plane crash on major N.J. highway
• BRV 'Charity Pie' helps Shop With a Fireman
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Indiana Chief Justice Shepard wants court applicants
• Video shows Indiana slayings suspect wiping gun clean
• UPDATE: Indiana's jobless rate holds steady at 9 percent
• UPDATE: Anti-smoking group wants comprehensive ban in Indiana
• Judge rules for Greg York
• Contract extended with employee union
• 'To give is a blessing'
• Donation helps build houses
• Trafficking arrest made at correctional facility
• Computer program keeps senior minds active
• Alumni band event planned for Wednesday
• Wanted: Schools superintendent
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges against White
• Judge to rule on vouchers' legality within 30 days
• Calif. teen sentenced for killing gay student
• Snowstorm halts travel in New Mexico, moves east
• Mystery surrounds son set to succeed Kim Jong Il
• Egypt's military lashes out at protesters
• Perry: Wall Street bailout biggest theft in US
• Boil order lifted in Knightstown
• Special meetings set in Knightstown
• Middletown Library sets holiday schedules
• Fatal crash on Ind. 38 in Wayne County
• BREAKING NEWS: Source says Greg York wins contest
• Indiana leaders seek sex-trafficking crackdown
• City awaits mayoral decision
• Home for the holidays
• Negotiations continue for Jennings Building project
• Charles A. Beard flushes facilities director
• Knightstown town employees to get raises
• School nurse gets big raise
• Knightstown changing utility bills
• Fifth school district approves balanced calendar
• Manning hearing bogs down over dispute
• 'Barefoot Bandit' pleads guilty in Wash. court
• URGENT Judge: Ind. governor must be deposed in IBM suits
• Lawyer says mother accused of neglect is innocent
• AP-GfK Poll: More than half say Obama should lose
• Gingrich assailed by debate rivals, fights back
• Report slams Dutch Catholic church over sex abuse
• Torrent of bad financial news flows out of Europe
• Gov. Daniels lays out plan for final session
• Students face college crunch
• Henry County Youth Center to close
• More than $350,000 in seized drug money returned
• Henry County Farm Bureau recognized for exceeding goals
• 'Recycling czar' and Scouts receive awards
• Woman accused of battering same man twice
• Indiana State Police makes video for safe driving
• BREAKING NEWS: Knightstown boil order may last until Friday night
• Gov. Daniels backs 'right-to-work' measure
• Police find suspected pot in minivan gas tank
• Shirley Town Council to have meeting
• GOP's Gingrich scrambles in Iowa for caucuses
• ODD: Police say thieves pocket-dial 911, leading to arrest
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• Obama: No reason government should shut down
• Congress leaders hope deal near on gov't shutdown
• Palm-sized baby among the world's smallest
• Indiana AG cheers death of federal phone measure
• Indiana GOP, Dems squabble over proposed labor bill
• Indiana House Speaker: Lawmakers may seek smoking ban
• Indy group unveils traffic plan for Super Bowl
• UPDATE: Job market brightens as unemployment claims sink
• Treasurer leaves troubled trail
• South Henry: Let children transfer here
• New evaluations 'will empower teachers'
• Parks board wraps up 2011 business
• Balanced calendar approved at South Henry
• Dems plan swearing-in ceremony tonight
• Alternatives proposed for heating project
• Garner St. ribbon cutting will be Friday
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• ODD: Marijuana flung from car pelts Oregon trooper
• Feds urge states to ban texting, talking on roads
• Obama admin: 2.5M young adults gain health coverage
• National Guard presence at border to be reduced
• Senate panel acts against lawmaker insider trading
• Advocates: Vouchers living up to expectations
• Official: State was warned about tax collections
• Lincoln tops 1st 10 Hoosier honorees at Indy site
• State budget modestly improving, could spur refunds
• BREAKING NEWS: Knightstown now under boil order
• Indiana budget leaders get outlook on fiscal health
• BRV approves balanced calendar
• Hatfields: Move case out of county
• Audits examine 6 Henry County townships
• Blue River Valley staff to get $200 stipends
• State grant could fund merit pay
• Dog takes up residence in nativity manger
• Late goose season to be offered
• N. Ind. man, 19, gets 1 year for digging up grave
• N. Ind. police say driver in fatal crash was 14
• Purdue studies motorists most likely to crash
• HOLIDAY 2011: When the most wonderful day of the year comes late
• Romney grilled on gay marriage by gay NH veteran
• SCIENCE: New data said to narrow hunt for 'God' particle
• As US exit from Iraq nears, Sunni worries grow
• URGENT: Attack in Belgian city leaves 4 dead, 75 wounded
• Gov't: Holiday decorating injuries on the rise
• EDC wants print marketing
• History may play role in mayoral contest
• Middletown plant gets grant
• Man arrested for sexting 13-year-old
• New court system took effect on Monday
• Friends of the Library accepting print cartridges
• Free food giveaway is Friday
• Richmond author to sign books Saturday
• New staff at Citizens State Bank
• Son joins Carthage family accounting business
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry going for broke in Iowa with 3 weeks to go
• ODD: Tenn. studio offer tats for toys donated for kids
• Obama heralds end of divisive Iraq war
• N.J. Nets owner challenges Putin for presidency
• Lawyer: No plea talks on eve of Sandusky hearing
• Professor: Parents, kids should discuss assault
• Ex-Indiana utility chief indicted over ethics flap
• Parker resigns as Indiana Democratic Party chairman
• Stage collapse victims face deadline on settlement
• High court could look at state immigration laws
• City salaries set for 2012
• Kids shop with firefighters
• Learning by doing
• 'Reading to learn'
• ART SHOW OPENS SUNDAY
• Officials: Inmate overdosed inside jail
• Judge to decide mayoral contest by Dec. 20
• Deer vs. vehicles
• Food and beverage meeting will be Dec. 20
• Three Rivers board meets Wednesday
• Judge delays ruling on dismissal of White case
• DC court overturns labor board in Indiana case
• Rutgers suspect rejects deal, could be deported
• SCIENCE: NASA OKs Feb. launch of private space station trip
• Rockets hit Israel after fighting flares in Gaza
• Britain chooses isolation over new EU treaty
• Commissioners meet Wednesday night
• Vectren OK'd to extend energy aid program
• Judge delays hearing for mayoral contest
• EDC wants more information from development district
• Senator follows 'different' path
• Greensboro man arrested for alleged strangulation
• Paternity test yields arrest for sexual misconduct
• Couple wins Cambridge City citizen of the year
• Clerk computers to be down today
• Hiring outlook brightens as jobless claims fall
• Obama answers appeasement charge: 'Ask bin Laden'
• GOP blocks Obama nominee to head financial agency
• National interests clash as climate talks near end
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Daniels holiday reading ranges wonky to historical
• Troopers bring Christmas to families
• Speculation swirls around next Indiana chief justice
• Safety reminders for the winter heating season
• Indiana Dems call for audit over misdirected $300M
• GOP leaders hope for agreement on payroll tax cut
• First Maxwell Commons business opens
• County may have to pay to save youth center
• ISTEP changes may test school corporations
• Middletown: Council upset over civic board bills
• Middletown parade is Saturday
• Christmas revue will get you in the spirit
• Community Calendar Dec. 8, 2011
• $150,000 deal over Columbus school bullying lawsuit
• Obama, Canadian PM amid pipeline tension
• Signs of looming US troop drawdown abound in Iraq
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• The sound of sirens
• Alleged deer thief arrested by conservation officers
• Retiring Indiana chief justice wants court diversity
• Simpler credit card agreement gets a tryout
• Blagojevich tells judge he's sorry for crimes
• National group pushing 'right to work' in Indiana
• Police merit board change divides council
• Drug arrests up to 20
• Allegheny shutting down?
• 'Everybody wanted a tree'
• Council discusses Eastwood traffic issue
• Library welcomes "Bargain Briana'
• Students inducted into National Honor Society
• Fruit-basket proceeds benefit scholarships
• NC choirs hosting elementary camp
• Candidate explores New Castle
• Library hosts two concerts this month
• NCMS concert planned for next week
• Euchre coming to Senior Center
• Farm Credit Services offering scholarships
• Lamb named director of medical education
• FCCLA hosts meeting
• Mexico tries new tactic to restore border towns
• BREAKING: Indiana governor says state found extra $300 million
• AP source: Ex-VP Dan Quayle to endorse Romney
• Something in the water? ELI has the answer
• Money crunch: Funding running out for energy program
• Three rob Spiceland home
• Weather may complicate end of leaf pickup
• Free community dinner is Saturday
• Live nativity returns to St. Rose Church
• Santa breakfast set at Knightstown Methodist Church
• New city police investigator named
• Police Report Dec. 6, 2011
• Music coming Thursday to Cafe Royal
• Zoning board meeting canceled
• Daniels uses policy post to lobby for pipeline
• 2012 ELECTION: Gingrich meeting with Trump, running ad in Iowa
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research says
• ODD: NASA finds planet that's just about right for life
• High court to hear suit over Cheney event arrest
• Obama makes case for extending payroll tax cuts
• Market gains fade on fears of Germany downgrade
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• 19 arrested in drug warrant push
• 'A lot of memories'
• Gospel show host may run for Congress
• Hagerstown looking to go green
• C-T picks up 13 journalism awards, 5 first-place wins
• New Castle City Council meets tonight
• Community Calendar Dec. 5, 2011
• Horrors of job market open to debate
• 2012 ELECTION: Cain suspends campaign; GOP race shifts
• 'Safety is the No. 1 concern'
• Intervening for the children
• Event celebrates holiday, downtown
• Molestation charge dropped
• 'A golden spider web'
• Waste district board to meet
• Work continues on Interstate 70
• 2012 ELECTION: Gingrich's unpredictability raises concerns
• 2012 ELECTION: Cain making announcement about bid Saturday
• HOLIDAY CRIME: Ind. man offers reward for stolen 16-foot Santa
• NW Ind. girl sentenced for handcuff assault of boy
• Ex-Chicago officer pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Whale activists sue to free Lolita from captivity
• Ohio homeowner captures and hogties burglar
• Iranian diplomats leave UK after expulsion
• North Mexico wilts under worst drought on record
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Tourism bureau bouncing back
• A motorcycle memorial
• Survey rates Shenandoah food
• 'Coats from the heart'
• Many more entries needed in lighting contest; deadline is Sunday
• Community Calendar Dec. 2, 2011
• Strong winds down trees and power lines in West
• FAMU dismisses 4 students connected to death
• Honored ex-Colo. sheriff faces meth for sex charge
• 2012 ELECTION: Meeting with wife may be key to future of Cain bid
• Obama on AIDS: 'We can beat this disease'
• Economy improving but job growth still weak
• ODD: Indianapolis 'Shuffle' video pulled after slams
• Indiana Republicans push drug tests for welfare money
• Libertarians announce candidacies, see 'opportunity'
• Downtown buildings cause new concerns
• 4 Arizona residents arrested with drugs
• Confession stands in arson-murder case
• Cars slide off snowy roads
• Council seeks tourism board members
• Caroling event planned for Dec. 8
• 2012 ELECTION: Feisty Cain presses ahead with bid
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Records shielded by candidates
• Obama road trip: from payroll tax to campaign cash
• FAA: Changes coming to prevent tarmac delays
• World's central banks act to ease market strains
• Study finds asthma increasing among Indiana adults
• Brother of Anderson mayor charged with child molesting
• Pressure builds over Indiana 'right-to-work' debate
• ODD: Flying squirrel invades New Jersey emergency room
• UPDATE: Daniels talking privatization with GOP governors
• Mayor frustrated over airport funding
• TECH WEEK
• 'You don't have a prayer without treatment'
• Supts: Safety over make-up days
• Waiting on test results
• New Henry County flood maps on the way
• EDUCATION: Choirs to present carol dinners
• 40,000 troops to leave Afghanistan by end of 2012
• Americans in November more confident about economy
• Romney the 1st GOP candidate to plant flag in Fla.
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Obama condemns storming of British embassy in Iran
• Indiana retailers making push for online sales tax
• Ball State announces moves to stem tuition costs
• Daniels plans speech on Indiana legislative agenda
• Feds reject Indiana request for health care exemption
• Preparing for winter's worst
• Christmas walk
• Want a job? Become a volunteer
• Hearing set in election contest
• Police: holiday traffic enforcement works
• Henry County Council seeking appointees
• Meth supplies found in Knightstown
• State releases 2010 Medical Error Report
• Democratic Rep. Barney Frank announces retirement
• Stocks soar after big holiday shopping weekend
• Medicare back on the brink over cuts to doctors
• Long lines at polls as Egypt holds landmark vote
• Sales of new homes up in October, but prices fall
• Senators challenge White House on terror suspects
• Interior secretary visiting Indiana wildlife refuge
• Indiana student studying in Egypt decides to stay
• Bus vandalism closes C. Indiana school district
• 'For the Love of a Child' coat drive extended
• Dine for a cause
• Madison County man arrested for child molestation
• Daniels' favorite Really Cool Foods closes doors
• Plant glory days remembered
• New Castle pioneers
• Multiple house fires reported
• Local law enforcement: Decorate safely this season
• Economic struggles hit home for Dem candidate
• Truck driver reports theft of $240
• Knightstown Council schedules special meetings
• New Castle Optimist Youth Appreciation Week recipients
• Occupy Indy protesters split, take different tacks
• Report: Indiana school chiefs paid more than evident
• Indiana hospital's obesity billboards stir debate
• 2012 ELECTION: Gingrich wins NH backing as Romney plugs along
• New Mass translation launches in American parishes
• Wisconsin governor campaigning early to keep job
• Ohio shale drilling spurs job hopes in Rust Belt
• Iraq emerges from war a society divided by sect
• Karzai: Afghan forces to take lead in more areas
• Putin warns West as he launches presidential bid
• Gingrich coup: Endorsement from NH's largest paper
• Connecting the dots
• Thanksgiving memories
• Pantries keeping cupboards filled
• BLACK FRIDAY: Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Durham's Ristorante sold
• County Council supports golf course sale
• State Police: Use caution while shopping
• City Council nixes two proposals
• 'Wonderful Life' has message for all
• Prison museum includes Dillinger, Manson displays
• State park passes now available
• 'That's my daughter'
• Longtime councilman Hahn to say goodbye
• Thanksgiving meeting
• 'Christmas with the Animals' set for Dec. 10
• Library offers basic computer class
• Community Calendar Nov. 24, 2011
• Costlier holiday travel off and running across U.S.
• Economy gets mixed batch of news ahead of holidays
• Slightly more people seek unemployment benefits
• Navy Blue Angels fly into era of budget questions
• ANALYSIS: Gingrich gambles in bid to catch Romney
• Sweet potatoes in space? Purdue scientists say yes
• Man who drove up Indiana memorial under evaluation
• Secretary of state skips eligibility hearing
• Ex-Indiana prosecutor returning Durham contributions
• 'Beautiful chaos'
• Lawsuit contests mayoral election
• 911, ambulance talks spur emotions
• Murder, arson trial continued to 2012
• Unemployment rate rises
• Santa coming to town
• Christmas parade winners named
• Indiana jobless rate rises for 5th straight month
• Unions pack Statehouse to protest 'right to work'
• Flag-draped man drives truck up Ind. War Memorial
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney to run his first TV ad of presidential race
• Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter
• Pakistan's U.S. envoy resigns over memo scandal
• Protesters reject concessions by Egypt's military
• Economy would suffer if tax cut, jobless aid end
• Toy safety report finds some holiday dangers
• Obama in New Hampshire: I'm tax-cutter, GOP should go along
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Council makes board appointment
• BREAKING NEWS: Nipp will contest election results
• UPDATE: Indiana union members rally, oppose GOP plans
• Garner Street delay comes with price tag
• Man faces armed robbery charge
• CAB board: Restrict teachers' Facebook use
• City still waiting on grant paybacks
• Man accused of trying to steal jerky, ice cream
• First Nighters having auditions
• Community Calendar Nov. 22, 2011
• HOPE Initiative repairs city sidewalk
• Indiana Legislature set for new 'right-to-work' fight
• Fair stage collapse relief fund making 2nd payment
• Census shows Indiana residents not moving much
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney scores a key endorsement in New Hampshire
• AGING IN PLACE: a little help can go a long way
• University police chief on leave after pepper spraying
• Panel set to fail to cut deficit $1.2 trillion
• Obama asserts growing US stake in Asia
• THE MARKET: Stocks plunge as debt talks near collapse
• Penn State taps ex-FBI director for investigation
• Indiana House speaker: 'Right to work' top priority
• UPDATE: Congress may try blocking cuts if debt panel fails
• NC City Council to consider salaries and signs
• 'City of Boxes' focuses attention on homelessness
• Feeding the needy
• Santa Claus comes to town
• Schools in line for takeover?
• Mayor: City has 'turned around'
• Public welcome to hear Maj. General Umbarger's address
• Youth wrestling seeks participants
• Jennings project in negotiations
• Push to save youth center faces deadline
• Looking to a new year
• Knightstown Council may record meetings
• 18-year-old arrested for sexual misconduct
• Council to owner: Clean up property
• Plow drivers test their skills
• ODD: Fairbanks hit with record-breaking cold: 41 below
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Greece promises sharper deficit cut in 2012
• Official: Dems reject latest GOP deficit offer
• Science panel: Get ready for extreme weather
• Okla. St. women's coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Indianapolis bar owners back tougher smoking ban
• Pence uses DC profile to collect big donations
• Small fire contained at Crown Equipment
• Trash days to change for next week
• State police looking into rising metal thefts
• Donations being collected during parade
• UPDATE: $15M donor to Indiana University steps forward
• Golf course sale approved
• U.S. Attorney says violent crime prosecutions up
• Charles A. Beard school leader retiring
• Social Security stopping NC 'contact station'
• Career Day: 'A neat opportunity'
• County looks to rent farm land
• Community Calendar Nov. 18, 2011
• Indiana Artist Club Inc. to exhibit work in New Castle
• State Police seeking applicants for 72nd Recruit Academy
• Public invited to Maj. General Umbarger's address
• State ready to clear Occupy Indy encampment
• Push to allow guns on Purdue campus stumbles
• More Indiana school takeovers possible with new rules
• State ready to clear Occupy Indy encampment
• 2012 ELECTION: Gingrich lugs loads of personal, political baggage
• Police: Penn State asst. didn't tell us of abuse
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 7-month low
• Chu says WH did not contact him on Solyndra loan
• AP Impact: Right-to-know laws often ignored
• ODD: Ohio troopers say they find gift-wrapped pot
• A GOP debt plan would hit some popular tax breaks
• ODD: Airline passengers asked for extra cash for fuel
• BOEHNER: War drawdown savings can't go to jobs
• UPDATE: Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• Food and beverage proposals accepted
• Making a splash
• Transportation department prepares for snow
• New calendars at other county schools?
• Suspects arrested a second time for same meth bust
• Middletown Council debates policy on utility shutoffs
• Four apprehended in Henry Co. for poaching
• Indiana judge to hear White's arguments for dismissal
• Occupy protesters ordered to clear statehouse lawn
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• Democrats, Republicans far apart on deficit deal
• 2012 ELECTION: Gingrich defends big contracts with Freddie Mac
• Workers push back against earlier holiday openings
• Missouri mother charged with murdering toddler son
• Countering China, U.S. sets training in Australia
• Email outlines reaction to alleged Sandusky attack
• OUT & ABOUT
• New Castle students chosen for honor band
• 2012 ELECTION: Daniels ignoring Republican presidential debates
• Bullet hits White House, stopped by safety glass
• UPDATE: USPS mulls moving Muncie processing to Indy
• Open for business
• MEET THE TEACHER: Alexa Myers
• NEW SCHOOL CALENDAR OK'D
• Defense of mental defect filed
• 400 getting bonuses at New Castle schools
• Aviation board leader may step down
• Indiana child services head: Abuse must be reported
• November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month
• Library Friends host sale extravaganza on Saturday
• New Castle native giving 'Joplin' presentation
• NCHS places fourth in speech meet
• Chili cookoff is Saturday
• YMCA breakfast with Santa planned
• Christmas night out set
• Purdue, IU rank high in international students
• Indiana National Guard opens biggest armory in state
• Tornado damages buildings in southern Indiana town
• DIVIDED WE STAND? Justices unlikely to have last word on health care
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunches
• 2012 ELECTION: Cain's trouble with women voters threatens GOP bid
• Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry calls for government overhaul
• House-Senate negotiators unveil spending bill
• Senator calls for federal hearing in Penn St. case
• Indiana tea partiers train Michigan allies for 2012
• Delays continue for downtown project
• The attendance battle
• Deputy's car involved in property damage wreck
• Suit: Officials caused false arrests
• Flu shots to be given away Friday
• Man arrested after running from I-70 wreck
• Henry County Community Foundation celebrates foundation week
• Indiana legislative panel endorses test of iPads
• Coin buyers in town
• PRESIDENT OBAMA: Not-so-great expectations for presidents in year 4
• House GOP leader says deficit deal likely
• THE MARKET: Stocks slip as Italian bond sale renews euro fears
• Lawyer: Indiana teen who killed brother mentally ill
• HOPE Initiative vision meeting is Thursday
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• Indiana asks hunters' help in survey of deer, forests
• BRV bullying sparks petition
• Lessons in good health
• Cain assists police in drug bust
• County hopes to continue 'momentum'
• Calendar decision expected Monday
• 'Forever family'
• Two traffic stops, two drug arrests
• Two walk away after airplane crash
• Spiceland wellhead board meeting
• Rescheduled meeting notice in Shirley
• Sheriff: Amish man's beard cut in new Ohio attack
• For Obama, an Asian agenda with an eye on home
• THE MARKET: Stocks surge after Italy passes economic reforms
• Debris cleared from fair stage collapse site
• State police to beef up patrols until Thanksgiving
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Marianne the Marine
• An ongoing battle
• $1.7 million in recommendations
• Proud to serve
• Businessman bids on golf course
• Sentenced to time served
• State Police start extra holiday patrols
• Independent candidate thanks her supporters
• Euchre fundraiser helps seniors
• Poinsettia fundraiser under way
• Ind. Guard unit returns after 8 months in Iraq
• Republicans debating in jobs-starved Michigan
• Greek powersharing talks disintegrate
• Italian president moves to calm roiling markets
• TV van tipped as rally for Paterno gets violent
• Unemployment aid hits 7-month low, trade gap falls
• Deficit 'supercommittee hits rough patch
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry says his campaign won't end
• Lugar book set to come out in thick of GOP battle
• Greg York: 'Expect change'
• California man arrested for possession
• Democrats sweep, will hold all 7 council seats
• Democrat wins clerk-treasurer job in Middletown
• Recount set for Town of Lewisville
• Republican John Nipp to contest election results
• Community Calendar Nov. 10, 2011
• Republicans shut out of city election
• Vote Totals: 32 percent voter turnout
• Bulb wars
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: New Castle clerk-treasurer
• Man dies in vintage car wreck
• Residency question returns
• Property tax deadline is approaching
• There's help to rid Henry County of domestic abuse
• Spiceland Council to hold meeting
• Princesses, goblins and bunnies on parade
• Adam's Voice to sing anthem at Colts game
• Deer hunts set for 21 state parks, including Summit Lake, in November
• Some injured in Indiana stage collapse won't get cash
• Ex-Indiana lawmaker Burnett Bauer dies at 95
• Honda to cut US, Canada production by half
• Indiana's 1st Alzheimer's-only nursing home to open
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Asia to Africa, '7 billionth' babies celebrated
• 2012 ELECTION: Cain says he was 'falsely accused' of harassment
• Stocks fall on worries about U.S. broker, Europe
• Ghoulish reading still popular
• Indiana Dems, GOP use mayoral races to build for 2012
• Town hall meeting will be Wednesday
• Meet the candidates: City Council At-Large
• Court dismissed
• Miracle Child
• Man leads police on foot chase
• Libertarian leader likes 'Survivor' star
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: City Council Ward 5
• Blood drive at Pendleton State Police Post
• Test set for national alert system
• OCCUPY PROTEST: Wall Street protesters prepare for winter weather
• 2012 ELECTION: Many Obama donors in '08 race are absent so far
• Defense expert: Jackson gave himself anesthetic
• THE MARKET: Stocks turn mixed after Thursday's big rally
• White House to review Energy Department loans
• Gov. Daniels plant trees with Japanese leader
• CONCERT PREVIEW: Sugarland fans ready for band's return to Indiana
• 7 relatives killed in crash on Bristol, Ind., highway
• Two injured in Thursday wreck
• Trick-or-treat times
• UPDATE: DNR warns drivers to watch for deer during fall
• Clerk's race goes negative
• Seeing Indiana on horseback
• NBA stars to play in New Castle
• Worth the weight
• County hopes to save youth center
• Recycling site in Knightstown to reopen
• Free haunted house Friday
• Injury in Thursday afternoon wreck
• 2012 ELECTION: After poor debates, Perry may skip some in future
• Study questions outsourcing traffic camera systems
• Economy grew 2.5 percent in Q3 as consumers rebound
• MEDICARE RELIEF: Premiums not as high as feared
• STORM: Rina weakens after Cancun area resorts empty
• 2012 ELECTION: State issues can be tricky for presidential field
• Indiana judge rules KKK newspaper wasn't litter
• Scholars in Indy to study how people use Bible
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: City Council Ward 4
• YOUR PHOTOS: PUMPKIN BABY
• Committee to hear 5-minute pitches
• 'Make your voices heard'
• Game show filming in New Castle
• Project could carry $2 million price tag
• Big instruments, big cost
• Spelling bee coming soon
• Camping club invites local residents
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: City Council Ward 2
• Transportation department to resurface Ind. 109
• Construction to occur on U.S. 35
• Halloween party is Thursday in Shirley
• OUT & ABOUT for Oct. 27, 2011
• Fort Wayne mayoral candidates raise $500,000 each
• Obama announces help for student loan borrowers
• UPDATE: Indiana panel OKs 'right to work' in party-line vote
• Trash fee divides candidates
• Benefit for young New Castle mother is Saturday
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: City Council Ward 1
• Another step forward for shell building
• United Fund wants more transparency
• Man pleads not guilty to possession charges
• Lack of permit closes haunted house
• Republicans to hold Halloween event
• Democrats offering Halloween treats
• Tri Elementary School Honor Roll
• New Castle Middle School Honor Roll
• Occazio offering trunk, treat fun
• EDUCATION PROFILE: Meet NCMS English teacher
• Henry Count Reads concludes this week
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry wants flat tax with some popular deductions
• Miracle baby emerges from Turkish quake rubble
• Indiana lawmakers look at boosting college research
• State police offer free disposal of unwanted drugs
• Indiana lawmakers seek to revive 'right-to-work' plan
• Man accused of holding up New Castle mini-mart
• City asks for patience this fall
• Two men arrested on unrelated weapons charges
• Mayor's office now tracking complaints
• Library hosts children's musical
• New Castle couple charged with battery
• Community Calendar Oct. 25, 2011
• Fire department to host boot drives
• Meet the candidates: Sulphur Springs
• Oktoberfest benefit for God's Grain Bin is Saturday
• EDUCATION: Schools brace for more budget cuts
• THE MARKET: Strong earnings, takeovers send stocks higher
• Indiana heating aid program awaits decisions
• Teen hurt in Indiana fair collapse returns to school
• 2012 ELECTION: Republicans plot early strategy to win back Indiana
• Principal is finalist for statewide award
• River group celebrates 10 years
• Trojan Marching Band just misses state finals
• Knightstown council candidates push for 'change'
• Potatoes and politics set for Middletown event
• New care center offers expanded healing therapy, services
• Three Rivers board will meet Wednesday
• Police Report Oct. 24, 2011
• Community Calendar Oct. 24, 2011
• Meet the candidates: Knightstown
• Knightstown Town Council to meet
• OCCUPY CHICAGO: 130 arrested in city park protest
• 2012 ELECTION: GOP candidates would cut federal judges' power
• Ohio dentist offers to buy back Halloween candy
• Transitional leader declares Libyan liberation
• Interview between C-SPAN founder, Daniels to air
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Don't look for state fair changes in 2012 session
• 2012 ELECTION: 'Survivor' fan favorite to run for Indiana governor
• Good news for Henry County
• Women mean business
• York winning fundraising battle
• Middletown candidates focus on infrastructure, growth
• Middletown candidates focus on infrastructure, growth
• Middletown utility poles in need of repair
• Career programs open house planned
• County zoning board will meet on Nov. 1
• THE ECONOMY: Indiana jobless rate rises for 4th straight month
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: Middletown Town Council
• 2012 ELECTION: Cain tweaks 9-9-9 tax plan to allow exemptions
• Poll: 37 percent of public back protests
• Social Security raise welcomed in tough economy
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• BREAKING NEWS: Official says Obama to announce Iraq troop withdrawal
• UPDATE: GOP candidate Cain to speak at Indianapolis dinner
• An energy education
• Ivy Tech plan advances
• Study focuses on housing, sidewalks
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: Lewisville
• Shenandoah, CAB settle teacher contracts
• IDEM not crying over spilled milk...
• Forged checks cashed at superstore
• Woman faces charges after alleged drug deal in car
• White's request for Bayh investigation rejected
• Ohio owner of exotic animals was deep in debt
• Analysis: GOP contenders turn fire on each other
• Basque group ETA ends armed independence campaign
• Weekend restrictions coming for I-70
• Vectren urges customers to check furnaces before winter
• Victim in car wreck identified
• UPDATE: Indiana panel considering police entry law changes
• Losantville man dies after wreck
• Teaching fitness
• Dogs set loose from pen by unknown suspects
• Clerk's race puts publisher versus councilman
• Obama, first lady tout jobs plan for veterans
• ON THE RISE: Social Security benefits to go up 3.6 percent
• Clinton in Kabul to push Afghan reconciliation
• Violence erupts as 2-day strike shuts down Greece
• Apple employees to celebrate Jobs, stores to close
• Education makes political comeback in Washington
• Wild animals on the loose in Ohio, freed by owner
• Brooks, McIntosh top Burton in 5th District funds
• Northern Indiana prosecutor to review dubious petitions
• UPDATE: Chrysler workers in Indiana approve contract
• Indiana stagehands union willing to turn over records
• DEBATE ANALYSIS: GOP contenders turn fire on each other
• Dog fatally attacked in own yard
• 'Dead issue' or 'opportunity'?
• How much say does food and beverage committee have?
• Armory: Past, present, future
• Meet the candidates: Hagerstown Town Council
• EDUCATION PROFILE: Meet Eric Nielsen, Knightstown social studies teacher
• Community Calendar Oct. 19, 2011
• Colts mascot Blue comes to school
• Hagerstown FFA students place high in soil judging
• BREAKING NEWS: Wreck occurs on Ind. 38
• Parolee nabbed for battery
• November blood drives hosted by Indiana Blood Center
• Reservations accepted for Memorial Park facilities
• Carthage students get the skinny on fire safety
• Indiana Dem official quits after petitions questioned
• Korean War POW's remains returning to Indiana family
• PREVIEW: Herman Cain likely in the hot seat at GOP debate
• 2012 ELECTION: Presidential hopefuls' spouses come under scrutiny
• Clinton in Libya to offer new aid package
• Stocks edge higher with US financials in the lead
• Cincinnati financier Carl Lindner Jr. dies
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• 2012 ELECTION: Obama looks to South in bid to help keep his job
• UPDATE: Indiana legislative panel plans stage collapse review
• 150 jobs coming
• From yellow train cars to a trail?
• State will pick up paving project tab
• Man accused of battery at hospital
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: Sulphur Springs clerk-treasurer
• Red ribbon week begins Monday
• Sheriff promotes safety tools for Halloween
• 16-year-old leads police on interstate chase
• New Castle native to present new book to library
• Deadline for cemetery clean up Nov. 1
• Middletown man wins iPad 2
• NO CUPCAKES HERE! Gold-medal school fights obesity
• Public meeting about Straughn Post Office
• PROTEST: Occupy Wall Street reaches 1-month birthday
• Senators announced agreement on education law
• High court to rule on lying about military medals
• Indiana hunter missing in Canada feared dead
• Daniels names interim Hoosier Lottery director
• UPDATE: Obama seeks action on jobs bill pieces this week
• Fatal wreck trial continued to 2012
• Trojan Marching Band advances to semistate
• Wind turbines on school land?
• 'Dramatic renovation'
• 'The people play on their sympathies'
• Casey's General Store gets go-ahead
• National Merit Scholars
• Man arrested on multiple theft charges
• Student divides time between school, music
• Student pushes himself to be the best
• MEET THE CANDIDATES: Spiceland clerk-treasurer
• Parking Wars
• Heading to Indy? Delays are possible
• City Council will meet in Armory on Monday
• LOOKING BACK: OCT. 16-22
• Indiana GOP chief asks DOJ to probe Obama petitions
• Top GOP senator open to changes in military health
• Stocks rise on gain in retail sales; Google jumps
• Obama, Lee pitch trade deal in Michigan
• Fixes considered on Indiana's 'second-chance' law
• 2012 ELECTION: Lugar steps down from liberal think tank board
• Union fighting warrant in stage collapse probe
• Deer crashes down in Indiana, state ranks 25th
• Indiana to dedicate 6 nature preserves in state parks
• Mourdock raises $438K for Lugar primary challenge
• Ivy Tech chooses location
• Henry County Youth Center in jeopardy
• Candidate flies in to announce campaign
• Man accused of stealing $150K pleads not guilty
• No applicants for EDC loan
• Cameras capture alleged car wash thiefs
• Flu shots to be available
• Indiana fair revenue lags following stage collapse
• Salon suspect's ex-wife claimed abuse, instability
• Indiana State Police seek recruits for 72nd Recruit Academy
• Kennard sets trick-or-treat
• Free clothing available to Henry Township residents
• Medicare changes to be topic
• 2012 ELECTION: Lugar opponent works to gain traction in Indiana
• Parks board examines pool's future
• Making connections
• 2011 voting begins in New Castle
• Tri parents: Don't change calendar without input
• Arrests highlight pervasive drugs
• 'Hybrid' welfare system coming for Henry Co.
• Fireman program taking applications
• Romney on middle ground: I can work with Democrats
• Ex-Gov. Kernan: Not my signature on Obama petition
• Sheriff's alternative ways tested by abuse claims
• Suicide bombers, explosions kill 25 in Baghdad
• IDEM: Alternatives to leaf burning
• Open house will be this weekend
• ODD: Family lost in corn maze calls 911 for help
• Charlie White asks for voter fraud investigation of Bayhs
• DEBATE ANALYSIS: Forces coalescing around Romney
• 2012 ELECTION: GOP presidential hopeful Perry making Indiana stop
• UPDATE: Honda starting up 1,000-worker shift at Indiana plant
• School calendar about to change?
• New Castle man arrested for battery
• State Senator to retire next year
• Man sentenced to 70 years for child molestation
• DEMS: 4 years, 2 dinners, many changes
• EDUCATION PROFILE: Meet new NCHS social studies teacher
• New wound center is 'In the Know' topic
• Class to stop smoking offered free by Henry County Hospital
• NCMS Students of the Month
• High School choir concert planned
• Community Calendar Oct. 12, 2011
• Stress-management classes offered at Henry County Hospital
• Applications taken for Pavy scholarships
• ODD: Sewer, manhole covers being swiped in Fort Wayne
• Police: Suspect killed 5 in Indiana drug dispute
• 2012 ELECTION: Bachmann slides ideas into 11-point economic plan
• ODD: 3 hospitalized when pot brownies served at funeral in California
• Romney camp: Christie to back Romney for president
• Protesters stream past millionaires' NYC homes
• UPDATE: GOP Sen. Gard retiring from Indiana Legislature
• Analyzing ISTEP: Results help shape teaching
• Helping out a neighborhood
• Police involved in two pursuits on Monday
• 11th person arrested in anti-drug operation
• Knights of Pythias holiday festivities planned
• Public invited to meet Democratic candidates
• Kick could lead to charge
• Culligan dealership under new ownership
• Community Calendar Oct. 11
• Henry County man elected to national board
• Man arrested after SWAT team is called to scene
• NCMS choir concert planned for Tuesday
• 2012 ELECTION: Few in New Hampshire paying attention to GOP race
• DEFICIT: 'Supercommittee' struggles as clock ticks
• Congress takes up China, free trade, jobs bills
• THE MARKET: Stocks soar on European pledge to help banks
• UN: Detainees tortured in Afghanistan
• 2 Americans win Nobel Prize in economics
• Ex-Obama security aide to run for Congress in Indiana
• Feds won't resolve Indiana I-69 section dispute
• Huntington reading teacher named best in state
• Indiana BMV urges drivers to renew licenses early
• New Castle band sweeps Fort Wayne Invitational
• Governor candidate visits New Castle
• Weekend of music, events on the way
• Rising above abuse
• Arrests keep police busy over weekend
• Tavern gives back to the community
• New maps force House Democrats to move up or out
• Statistics: Missouri baby unlikely taken by stranger
• Syria warns countries not to recognize opposition
• Subdued Perry tries to steady campaign
• Goshen College professor slain in home invasion
• Music lessons on the dulcimer
• New Castle High School going digital
• Cost of Henry County raises could be about $200,000
• Special judge will hear town court case
• New Castle zoning board will meet Thursday
• LOOKING BACK: Next week in Henry County area history
• Man arrested for drug possession
• UPDATE: Raid nets dozens of arrests in Wayne County
• Area women invited to 'Women's Circle' tea
• Plant swap will occur Saturday in New Castle
• Mitt Romney: God wants U.S. to lead, not follow
• THE CAPITOL: Obama, in Truman mold, casts Congress as foil
• Americans recall personal impacts of Jobs' vision
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• U.S. asks appeals court to halt Ala. immigration law
• Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but it's not enough
• Former U.S. first lady promotes literacy to Indiana crowd
• Study: Defense spending means 56,000 Indiana jobs
• Economy adds 103K jobs, rate stays 9.1 percent
• Police Report Oct. 7, 2011
• Suspect: 'It was a mess'
• State won't fight uncontested races on ballots
• Union members fight Indiana 'right-to-work' proposal
• Indiana Dem chair calls on lottery director to quit
• Indiana gets 6 more weeks of jobless benefits again
• 2012 ELECTION: GOP choice of experienced Romney, novice Perry
• 30-year mortgage below 4 pct. for first time ever
• More youth seeing their Facebook, email hacked
• President Obama acknowledges Wall Street protests as a sign
• For Obama, 10-year Afghan war mark to pass quietly
• CENSUS: Housing bust worst since Great Depression
• THE MARKET: Stocks rise on help for European banks; Dow up 183
• BREAKING: Associate Director of Eastern Indiana Developmental District Arrested on Felony Charges
• Indiana lawmakers hearing 'right-to-work' proposal
• How to serve autistic students?
• One mammoth melon
• Two men arrested for dealing drugs
• New Mount Summit Town Council member named
• Riley is focus of library events
• Shaving for a good cause
• City Council to meet in Armory building
• Police: Project on I-70 condemns almost 200 pounds of food
• Report aims to help ex-autoworkers find new jobs
• Crews search southern Indiana forest for missing man
• Indiana legislator suggests work-share program
• 1,200-cow Indiana dairy files for bankruptcy
• GENERAL: Army has a discipline problem
• Napolitano defends immigration enforcement policy
• COURT: Can gov't get involved in church dispute?
• THE MARKET: Stocks rise as service sector, private hiring grow
• Gunman at large after deadly California quarry shooting
• FAA's new air traffic system hits turbulence
• VINDICATED: Ridiculed Israeli scientist wins Nobel
• THE ECONOMY: Senate Democrats rewrite part of Obama's jobs bill
• Police Report Oct. 5, 2011
• UPDATE: Indiana schools chief says he has fences to mend
• Study sets goals for city's north side
• Hagerstown business gets tax abatement
• Family battles daughter's health problems
• FOOD AND BEVERAGE: 33 projects apply for funding
• Henry County tax sale is set for Thursday
• EDUCATION PROFILE: Stacey Tolle
• New garden dedicated in Memorial Park
• Waste district to meet next week
• Waste district to meet Tuesday
• NOTICE: Spiceland hydrants to be flushed
• Students attend leadership rally
• The Viking Fury band marches on
• Fifth Third gives $5M toward new Indy hospital
• Indiana ACLU starts 3-year fundraising drive
• More than 1,800 Thomas Built buses recalled
• Protests against Wall Street spread across US
• PROBE: Drug abusers exploiting Medicare benefit
• THE MARKET: Stocks trim losses on hopes for Fed action
• SHUTDOWN AVERTED: U.S. House sends White House short-term spending bill
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• Amanda Knox, family head home to U.S. after her acquittal
• Indiana casino's owner emerges from bankruptcy
• 2012 ELECTION: Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Indiana to crack down on new online gambling machines
• Car accident blamed on 5-year-old
• BREAKING NEWS: Italy appeals court clears Amanda Knox of murder
• Ex-Indiana GOP chairman Scheidt dies at 83
• Purdue's Nobel Prize winner has had busy year
• Ex-Obama aide seeking S. Ind. congressional seat
• Kokomo High School badly damaged during break-in
• Indiana nurses form group to train, attract nurses
• Super Bowl prompting more bandwidth for stadium
• Ex-prez Bush to appear in Indy at March truck show
• UNHEALTHY EATING: Salads are nice, but burgers are what really sell
• PREVIEW: Health care law looms over new Supreme Court term
• Obama says announcement on trade coming soon
• HIGH COURT: Supreme Court begins new term Monday
• DEAD LETTERS: You never write any more; well, hardly anyone does
• THE MARKET: Stocks sink, pushing S&P to a new low for the year
• Wall Street protesters dress as zombies in NYC
• Scientist wins Nobel for medicine days after death
• President Obama: Congress should vote on jobs bill in October
• No more zeroes at NCMS
• Many consequences can come with metal theft
• Golf course to be discussed Wednesday
• Dogs compete at Memorial Park
• Trojan band weathers more unfriendly conditions
• North side study on agenda for Monday council meeting
• Police Report Oct. 3, 2011
• Important election dates are coming up
• FARM TO FORK: Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks
• Hurricane Ophelia picks up speed as it heads north
• Cain: Perry insensitive over name of hunting camp
• 2012 ELECTION: Cain says he should have spoken up for gay soldier
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
• Israel backs Mideast talks plan, with reservations
• Yemeni jet bombs army post, killing 30 soldiers
• Minn. women accused of terror financing face trial
• Student dies in fire near Indiana U. campus
• State audit: Cuts alone won't turn Gary around
• 2012 ELECTION: In 'jobs' elections, foreign goods cause trouble
• Parents of missing IU student hope for answers
• Indiana drops INDOT safety fine in worker's death
• Think big
• 'There's a lot at stake'
• Republicans target incumbent council member
• Seasonal thefts
• Knightstown to hold special meeting
• LOOKING BACK: Oct. 1, 2011
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry attacks Romney, Obama in policy speech
• Obama hails killing of US-born al-Qaida cleric
• THE ECONOMY: U.S. incomes fall for first time in nearly 2 years
• Democrat Reske jumps in crowded 5th District race
• Renaming of Indy street for Super Bowl on hold
• Feds: Proposed Indiana Medicaid expansion premature
• ANGLING TO BE VP? GOPers, including Mitch Daniels, run without campaigning
• Indiana panel dismisses complaint against state Democrats
• One man has four arrests in four months
• Sheriff's sergeant temporarily demoted
• Officers' absences stir questions
• $12 bills to be mailed Monday
• COLLEGE GO WEEK: Planting the seed
• Downtown buildings awaiting demolition?
• 'Henry County Reads' launch features dulcimer player
• Community Calendar Sept. 30, 2011
• Henry Township Trustee's office announces closure
• Square-dance lessons available
• Happy birthday, James Whitcomb Riley
• ODD: Cat with 2 faces lives 12 years, sets record
• ODD: Trump casino offers $25K plastic surgery prize
• Economy gaining but not enough to cut unemployment
• Appeals court tosses gays in military lawsuit
• 2012 ELECTION: GOP starting line inches toward New Year's Day
• Attorney General: 24 more tort claims filed in stage collapse
• 2012 ELECTION: Tea Party Express endorses Lugar opponent, Mourdock
• Indiana police follow leads to more possible suspects
• 2012 ELECTION: Election-year ruling looms for health overhaul
• A dose of reality
• A century of service
• Student wins national poster contest
• BRV teacher contract settled
• District employee wins snow plow contest
• Vectren extends call center hours in October
• Springport receives assessment grant
• New rule could prolong race for GOP nomination
• 26 states file Supreme Court health care appeal
• REPORT: EPA cut corners on climate finding
• House speaker says Florida primary likely Jan. 31
• FINANCIAL CRISIS: Merkel says Greek bailout terms may be changed
• Ford's success stirs UAW resentment in labor talks
• 10 Indiana teacher of the year finalists named
• Rep. calls for stage collapse liability hearing
• Coats says bridge could open sooner than expected
• Report: Person of interest held in 5 Indiana deaths
• Indiana court upholds man's conviction in 7 deaths
• RECALL NOTICE: E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• BEWARE: Climatologist says Indiana could face tough winter
• 2011 ELECTION: Who can close the deal?
• Man found incompetent for molestation trial
• Candidate vows no crocheting
• 2011 ELECTION: City Council candidates present ideas for economic development
• No barbs among council hopefuls
• EDUCATION Q&A: Meet new KHS guidance counselor
• Program brings students to the Indiana statehouse
• Henry Township Trustee's office announces closure
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 11
• Boy Scouts popcorn sales begin
• Stocks jump for second day on hopes of Europe deal
• 2012 ELECTION: Axelrod says Obama faces 'titanic struggle'
• Spring buying boosts U.S. home prices for 4th month
• SURVEY: Health insurance costs surge in 2011
• WASHINGTON: Congress dodges shutdown after disaster aid fight
• Police await results of autopsies in 5 Indiana deaths
• Chinese firm gives Purdue $10 million grant
• Theories abound, details scarce in 5 Franklin County deaths
• Lawyers want judge to dismiss Knightstown suit
• The election price tag
• Housing Authority opens waiting list
• Library wants county to read together again
• A way around No Child Left Behind?
• County park board schedules meeting
• Police Report Sept. 27, 2011
• 2011 ELECTION: Candidates debate
• Obama defends push to raise taxes on rich
• Hagerstown election board meets Tuesday
• Three Rivers board meets Wednesday
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates new home
• Stock Report Sept. 26, 2011
• THE SOCIAL NETWORK: Facebook policies tricky for employers, workers
• Indiana removes 1, adds 2 to endangered species list
• Police: Some of the 5 killed in Laurel were shot
• LAUREN SPIERER CASE: Detective calls Indiana police chief 'Gomer Pyle'
• Duke to begin razing Indiana's oldest coal plant
• New-home sales fell in August for 4th month
• WHO: Iran, South Asia worst for city air pollution
• On spending, Congress can't agree on easy stuff
• THE MARKET: Stocks rally on investor hopes for a Europe fix
• Autopsies set for 5 people found dead in SE Indiana
• PANEL: Indiana power rates up 20 percent over next 6 years
• Forum is a chance for exposure
• A new preservation leader
• A visit worthy of reflection
• Shorter summer break?
• Man accused of strangulation
• Police investigate apparent copper theft
• Portion of U.S. 36 will be closed Monday
• Indiana activists urge feds to approve mercury limits
• Obama lets states opt out of federal school rules
• 3 Pa. men arrested for pot possession
• A year with the FFA
• Palestinians submit UN statehood bid
• New town council member needed
• Indiana travel website has destinations, leaf blog
• Plan OK'd to distribute stage collapse donations
• No full replacement needed for Ohio River bridge
• 2012 ELECTION: Lugar skipping Indiana tea party convention
• Indiana legislative leaders back ballot law reversal
• REPORT: Gov't paid $600 million in benefits to dead people
• AP IMPACT: Hospital drug shortages deadly, costly
• U.S. Senate blocks House disaster aid bill
• Is teaching cursive old school?
• Man pleads guilty to robbery
• Highway department to borrow $300,000
• Memoir draws complaint at KHS
• Man accused of strangling 15-year-old
• City leaf pickup begins Oct. 3
• Eagles Lodge plans Cradles benefit
• Indiana House collecting most of boycott fines
• Indiana attorney general agrees to return Tim Durham contribution
• Georgia execution leaves debate over guilt unresolved
• Obama to outline plan overriding education law
• Scores got sick, 1 died trying to kill bedbugs
• LOST GENERATION? Recession takes big toll on young adults
• Pope warns Germans not to ignore religion
• Obama targets Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• THE MARKET: Dow drops 500 points on fears of another recession
• 2012 ELECTION: Republicans stepping up criticism ahead of debate
• 2012 ELECTION: Govs. Christie, Daniels hold 'public conversation'
• Trail to take flight
• City employees clearing rubble pile
• County Council adopts 2012 budget; raises to come for county employees
• Middletown: Modifying emergency licenses
• Schools gone wired
• Middletown: Submitting budget as is
• Trojan Marching Band begins contest season
• Satellite still on for Friday freefall from space
• Protesters vow to camp near Wall Street indefinitely
• Middletown Briefs
• Mother of school shooting victim sues district
• Armed Services chairman: Cuts could mean draft
• Georgia inmate's execution nears; protests worldwide
• ATF: Car bomb behind Mich. blast that injured 3
• DEBT COLLECTORS: Business great but hard as ever
• President Obama: No shortcut to peace in Middle East
• Americans freed from prison leave Iran
• AGRICULTURE: Farm rents expected to keep pace with grain prices
• Ailing Indianapolis archbishop allowed to retire
• Ivy Tech's top pick not for sale
• The education factor
• Mayor returns after surgery on spine
• Food and beverage committee now set
• Man accused of fighting neighbor, throwing rocks
• Grant pays for drug drop box
• County Council meeting is today
• 'Nothing is normal'
• Student paper published daily
• Education Profile: April Havens
• Lewisville fish fry will be Oct. 1
• Heart Walk, walking program planned
• Third volume of cookbook coming soon
• Bank robber caught
• Obama's deficit plan tightens squeeze on Medicare
• FACT CHECK: Are rich taxed less than secretaries?
• IMF: World economy enters 'dangerous new phase'
• POLL: Young people jaded by slurs online
• FBI raids 7 IHOP restaurants in Northwest Ohio, Indiana
• Relative says he may move Indiana Dillinger house
• PURDUE STUDY: Some farm deaths could be prevented
• Indiana, IBM blame other for suit costs
• Indiana court upholds ban on resisting police entry
• Lt. Gov. Skillman departs on Japan trade mission
• Alford coming to New Castle
• 18th Street debris may be removed this week
• DEMO DAY
• Man released after stabbing
• Audit examines Knightstown gov't
• Man arrested for battery, residential entry
• College fair planned for tonight
• Indiana sets up special process for state fair claims
• Wisconsin Rep. Ryan to speak at Indiana GOP dinner
• Indiana public pension fund sending bigger bills
• Daniels outlines national debt fix in new book
• FBI: Violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• THE DEFICIT: Obama announces debt plan built on taxes on rich
• GOP-led states change voting rules ahead of 2012
• Palestinian leader says nothing can stop UN bid
• Labor Department expands enforcement of wage violations
• U.S. stocks slide as Greek debt worries grow
• UPDATE: New Castle City Council meets tonight
• 2012 ELECTION: Libertarian Horning enters Indiana Senate race
• Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Project needs more money
• Former pharmacy building purchased
• Copper thieves still active in Henry County area
• STUDENT SHORTFALL
• How to use the Jennings Building?
• Man gets 2 1/2 years for stabbing
• Knightstown hires new building inspector
• Knightstown OKs budget for 2012
• County jobless rate now at 10.8%
• Middletown Council to meet Tuesday
• At 9/11 memorial, mourners take home rubbings
• White House wary of Solyndra re-election effects
• THE MARKET: Stocks on track for 5th straight day of gains
• Ohio River bridge closing hurts nearby Indiana casino
• Witnesses: Plane spiraled into Indiana golf course
• THE ECONOMY: Indiana unemployment creeps higher in August
• UPDATE: 9 Indiana schools receive national honor
• Full and focused
• Family sues bicycle, helmet makers
• Repairs coming for justice center, courthouse
• Commissioners make appointments
• County wants financial report from development district
• Library "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" event is Saturday
• Adult industrial technology courses offered this fall
• Postal service to look at Indiana consolidations
• LAUREN SPIERER: Bloomington bar cited over missing Indiana student
• Obama debt plan would spare Social Security
• AP Exclusive: Official slams corn syrup rebranding
• FDA disputes TV doctor's warning of apple juice risk
• House passes bill targeting Boeing labor case
• Off-duty cop makes pot-dealing arrest
• President Obama awards Medal of Honor to Marine
• Treasury probes $528M loan to bankrupt solar firm
• Casey Anthony must pay almost $100K for investigation
• GOP front-runner Perry will campaign in Indiana
• Indiana panel gives early approval to new water rules
• SKATE PARK PUSH
• School leader: Give policy more time
• Shell building on hold
• No-smoking signs to be posted in city parks
• Airport awarded grant money
• Missing money
• Out & About Sept. 15, 2011
• Study finds Indiana with 48th lowest voter turnout
• Push underway to cut drugs for dementia patients
• Conservative legislator won't challenge Lugar
• Oman plane to Iran amid bail efforts for Americans
• Diplomatic flurry ahead of Palestinian UN bid
• Red Cross: At least 13 mass graves found in Libya
• Man arrested with multiple prescription drugs
• Attorney: Indiana fair's emergency plan shortsighted
• 2012 ELECTION: Conservative legislator won't challenge Lugar
• Study finds Indiana with 48th lowest voter turnout
• Judge sues to save town court
• 'Alarming figure': Enrollment drops
• 'The Odd Couple' comes to Guyer
• State representative named Lewisville Citizen of the Year
• Construction on U.S. 36 set for Monday
• Adult computer classes will be offered in New Castle
• Community Calendar Sept. 14, 2011
• Henry County Reads coming soon
• Crime watch meeting set for Spiceland Township
• UPDATE: Free food distributed on Friday
• Census: US poverty rate swells to nearly 1 in 6
• Obama's jobs plan complicates task of debt panel
• POLL: Americans trust military, but not Congress
• New York special election a measure of Obama's strength
• Greece, Europe struggle to contain debt crisis
• Obama to promote jobs plan in Boehner's home state
• Indiana troopers make 363 DUI arrests over weekend
• Indiana schools chief backs online class requirement
• Ohio River bridge closing prompts ramp widening
• Indiana Amish discuss road safety after cart crash
• STATE FAIR TRAGEDY: Sugarland named in notice of stage collapse suit
• Wayne County judge: Unopposed candidates can be on ballot
• REPUBLICAN DEBATE: GOP foes seek cracks in Perry's record
• A high note
• Safety on the bus
• Truck falls into stream off Interstate 70
• Man arrested for battery, strangulation
• High school hosts back-to-school night
• Enrollment for adult classes now open
• West Point, ROTC event will be Sept. 24
• Former President Clinton speaks at DePauw Nov. 18
• 2012 ELECTION: Rivals plan to press Perry on Social Security
• Commissioners to meet Wednesday
• Meetings Sept. 13, 2011
• Parlez-vous Francais? App helps translate menus
• Purdue says enrollment steady for its campuses
• Central Indiana soldier killed in Afghanistan bombing
• Indiana agency: Closed bridge's steel more brittle
• Pentagon puts 4 troops on ground in Libya
• At least 75 Kenyans dead after pipeline explosion
• Case of LA's stolen Rembrandt intrigues art world
• IBM putting Watson to work in health insurance
• 9/11 memorial plaza in New York City opens to public
• DNC ad campaign to promote Obama jobs plan
• THE MARKET: Europe worries drag stocks lower in early trading
• Grant extending Indiana homework hotline through 2014
• W. Indiana teen fatally shot while handling gun
• Spiceland election board to meet
• Should City Council members have insurance?
• 2011 election: Jobs, jobs, jobs
• Zombies on the prowl
• Vandalism trend growing
• Candidate for governor will speak at annual dinner
• Remembering 9/11
• Zoning board considers future of old school
• Wine and art gala is something different
• County planning commission to meet this month
• Fighting cancer on new front
• Indiana boy acquitted of murdering 6-year-old brother
• 2012 ELECTION: Mourdock could benefit from climate regulations
• 'This community draws together'
• TERROR THREAT: Bag searches, checkpoints in New York amid threat report
• Stocks plunge as worries about Europe intensify
• THE ECONOMY: President Obama promotes jobs plan on GOP turf
• Libya fighters: We're battling in pro-Gadhafi town
• U.S. EDUCATION CHIEF: Indiana schools need more work
• UPDATE: Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Space rocks?
• Political forum will be Sept. 26
• A sneak peek
• EDC wants foreign investment
• Woman pleads guilty to resisting, battery charges
• Food and beverage committee continues to take shape
• Council to discuss town court's future
• Obama asks for deeper payroll tax cut
• Indiana University tops 110,000 students statewide
• STATE LAWMAKERS: Tuition hikes hard on families
• Indiana state fair board hires risk assessment firm
• More people applied for unemployment benefits
• Congressional debt reduction panel kicks off work
• Stocks slide after Bernanke offers no new stimulus
• Federal court tosses lawsuits over health reform
• Nearly 100,000 people told to flee new Northeast flooding
• Libya's acting premier calls for unity, rebuilding
• FFA president to address Farm Bureau
• Public invited to share 'frugal' ideas
• Knightstown fall fest this weekend
• ANALYSIS: GOP debate raises jobs pressure on Obama
• Hope for a fresh start
• Unopposed candidates to be left off ballots
• City slashes budget
• 'The need is amazing'
• Utility bills may increase
• 100-year-old horse farm in jeopardy
• Annual blood drive set in Knightstown
• SHOCKER: Power demand from US homes is falling
• No troop decisions as Iraq withdrawal begins
• 2012 ELECTION: Rick Perry faces a leadership test in real time
• Small-minded business
• THE ECONOMY: Getting back to even on jobs divides U.S. leaders
• Henry County blood drive canceled
• Lee's remnants bring fresh flood worries to East
• Guardsmen killed in NV served in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Indiana lawmakers will weigh labor contracts
• STATE FAIR TRAGEDY: Indiana officials discuss relief fund, claims plans
• 2012 ELECTION: Indiana tea party groups look to endorse Lugar foe
• Indiana school chief: Nearly half of vouchers remain
• A plethora of city projects
• Help for the homeowner
• NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: Zombie Walk will be Saturday in New Castle
• NCHS celebrates senior tradition
• Completion date for Garner Street delayed
• High speed chase ends in drug arrests
• Woman alleges battery by man, who then claims to be black belt
• Police Report Sept. 7, 2011
• Community Calendar Sept. 7, 2011
• Births Sept. 7, 2011
• Indiana boy, 11, told police he didn't mean to kill
• County's library offers workshops
• UPDATE: Zoning board will consider convenience store, housing structure
• Indiana officials: Measles outbreak could have been worse
• Heavy rain moves northeast with Lee's remnants
• Pentagon chief visits 9/11 memorial in New York
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney unveils economic plan ahead of Obama speech
• POLL: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• U.S. stock futures fall to start short holiday week
• Another turn in the story of the Jennings Building
• They BBQ for fun, sport
• Lemonade fuels animal shelter
• A generous gift: 50-year teacher leaves New Castle schools $250,000 in her will
• City Council to consider 2012 budget
• Iceland: A healthy, safe, beautiful place
• Eastwood looks to tip the scales
• Middletown library offers more ebooks
• Police Report Sept. 5, 2011
• Indiana naturalist program offered this fall
• Summer marked by crashes
• Middletown library to close for Labor Day holiday
• Births Sept. 5, 2011
• Indiana sees 82 percent spike in Lyme disease cases
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Gov. Daniels works to maintain national profile
• Indiana boy, 6, wounded in Grand Rapids gun accident
• Labor unions adjust to new reality under Obama
• Unemployed face tough competition: underemployed
• 2012 ELECTION: Tea party bulling its way into GOP race
• Lee drenches Gulf Coast, could cause inland floods
• From Argentina to Hagerstown
• Woman pleads guilty to receiving stolen property
• Late opening hurts pool revenue
• LOOKING BACK: Next week in Henry County history
• Protecting Knightstown's past
• New principal has high hopes
• Spiceland Council to meet Tuesday
• UPDATE: Job fair planned for next week
• Election committee will meet Wednesday
• Middletown Town Council to meet Tuesday
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry hopes polling surge spurs donors nationally
• Flooded fields in North Dakota lead to higher pasta prices
• Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
• Quake risk to reactors greater than thought
• THE MARKET: Stocks plunge after US hiring dries up in August
• 2nd GOP candidate enters race for Northern Indiana seat
• Federal agency denies Ind. aid for spring storms
• Restored sculpture back at Indianapolis monument
• Indiana liability cap in stage collapse questioned
• ECONOMY: Employers add no net jobs in Aug.; rate unchanged
• Defense: Statement obtained by deceit
• Street brawl ends in four arrests
• Making sense of teacher contracts
• Woman accused of multiple possession charges
• How safe are Henry County's bridges?
• UPDATE: 18-year-old cyclist reportedly told driver to leave scene
• Medical problem leads to lockdown
• Free sloppy joes and giveaways coming Saturday
• Indiana economic development chief Roob steps down
• GOP county head worries Lugar will siphon funds
• SURVEY: Alcohol use down among Indiana youths
• Indianapolis police consider new limits on chases
• 9 companies recall fuel gel for firepots
• Infrastructure bank could be part of jobs package
• IRENE: As water recedes, cleanup begins across Northeast
• Appeals court hears arguments on gay troop ban
• Clinton: Libyan rebels must secure Gadhafi weapons
• DEBT: $1.3T deficit projected as economy cools
• UPDATE: Timing clash settled, Obama sets sights on speech
• UPDATE: Indiana judge approves grocery aid dispute settlement
• Solving the math problem
• Mayor: City 'inundated' with illegal signs
• Court cases to go online
• Anderson woman found with stolen car
• Bicyclist reportedly hit in Middletown
• CHIP program explained in free meetings
• OUT & ABOUT: What to do this weekend
• Community Calendar Sept. 1, 2011
• Police crack down on impaired holiday driving
• Remembering and fighting cancer
• CDC: Half of Americans have a sugary drink daily
• Obama to address Congress next week on jobs
• HURRICANE: East struggles to recover from Irene
• PANEL: Widespread waste and fraud in war spending
• Indiana Supreme Court to hear state back pay dispute
• STATE FAIR TRAGEDY: Expert to help Indiana fair with stage collapse funds
• UPDATE: Lawmaker says Carson comments 'reprehensible'
• UPDATE: Security on rise nationwide for 9/11 anniversary
• State: Indiana's teen immunization rates rising
• Studying the north side
• 'Everybody comes for something different'
• Loan program to help small businesses
• Alumni Association searches for oldest graduate
• Blood drive planned
• Board of zoning to meet next week
• Indiana fair victims fund collects $240,000
• Charlie White to represent himself in next round of court
• Tourism dilemma: Irene's gone but summer's not
• Consumer confidence lowest in 2 years
• 2012 ELECTION: Romney on Perry turf assails 'career politicians'
• INTERVIEW: Post-9/11 politics of Rudy Giuliani
• This month America's deadliest in long Afghan war
• FFA members attend leadership conference
• Memorial Park Board to have executive meeting
• 'Survivor' all-star considers Indiana governor run
• UPDATE: Obama faces tight restraints in crafting jobs plan
• SURVEY: 1.7 percent of Indiana jobs are 'green'
• PASSING GRADES
• City of New Castle overhauling its phone system
• After the hurricane
• Big improvements for high schools
• Contact lenses lead to arrests
• Lewisville to hold community picnic
• New Castle yearbooks can be picked up Thursday
• PROGRESS: Stringing beauty in Henry Co.
• The ride of a lifetime
• 2012 ELECTION: GOP hopeful Huntsman seeks supporters in Indiana
• Michael Jackson's children visit Indiana boyhood home
• Indiana board backs 5 school takeover plans
• ODD: Man charged again for putting ribs in pants
• Obama rounds out econ team ahead of jobs speech
• Vermont battles floods in Irene's aftermath
• THE MARKET: Stock jump after storm damage is less than feared
• Gadhafi's wife, sons, daughter flee to Algeria
• PARENTING: School's out forever for 'unschoolers'
• ODD: Golfer mistaken for clown charged with DWI in NY
• STATE FAIR TRAGEDY: Another lawsuit filed in Indiana fair stage collapse
• UPDATE: Indiana Guard calls off Irene relief deployment
• Making the grade
• Taking aim for charity
• GAME DAY FOR THE MIRACLE LEAGUE
• Mixed reviews for evaluations
• Candidate disappointed by event turnout
• Food-beverage projects sought
• Community Calendar Aug. 29, 2011
• Libya rebels reject regime offer to talk
• AP-GfK Poll: Obama faces trouble with key voters
• Sometimes you feel like a nut ... CAB schools don't
• Police Report Aug. 29, 2011
• Jobless benefits fix costing Indiana businesses more
• Indiana vouchers prompt thousands to change schools
• AFTER IRENE: Severe flooding is feared within days
• PROGRESS: An idea worth pursuing
• PROGRESS: Parish center opens
• Caring for Henry County pets
• Knightstown Town Court may close Oct. 31
• Demolition of vacant hotels may be soon
• Jury: Harmon Guilty of drug trafficking
• More jobs coming to Hagerstown?
• Illegal dumpers may face big fines
• Truck drivers help in I-70 arrest
• PROGRESS: Finding hope in tragedy
• PROGRESS: Metal of the Men
• Northern Indiana woman dies of West Nile virus
• Indiana officials settle voter registration lawsuit
• STATE FAIR TRAGEDY: Indiana stage collapse survivors face long recoveries
• NATO hits Gadhafi hometown, Tripoli celebrates
• Economy grew at slower 1 percent rate this spring
• Stocks recover after Bernanke predicts US growth
• WHITE HOUSE: Obama ending vacation due to Irene
• STORM COMING: Hurricane Irene brings rain, heavy seas to coast
• Ivy Tech's fall semester enrollment tops 113,000
• POLL: Most Republicans happy with GOP field
• UPDATE: Spiceland lifts boil order
• UPDATE: Stocks stumble after Bernanke offers no stimulus
• Flipped semi halts traffic on U.S. 35
• Jury awards $3 million verdict to mother of crash victim
• Woman recovering slowly from July wreck
• Towns, townships want more cash in 2012
• Ice cream memories at the state fair
• Emergency training reaches new heights
• County may hire part-time engineer
• Federal jury debates marijuana conspiracy case
• Henry County vets, families invited to business seminar
• Community Calendar Aug. 26, 2011
• UPDATE: New Castle native gets five years for rape
• IT'S BACK: Henry County's Got Talent
• Henry Township trustee's office closed Tuesday afternoon
• PROGRESS: A new place to gather
• Indiana woman accused of running over officer's foot
• Indiana agency plans takeover of Gary high school
• CENSUS: South, West lead US in marriages, divorces
• Foreclosures made up 31 percent of home sales in 2Q
• Buffett invests $5 billion in Bank of America
• PENTAGON: US, NATO not in manhunt for Gadhafi
• Casey Anthony reports to Florida probation officer
• HURRICANE COMING? North Carolina counties tell thousands to leave as Irene looms
• UPDATE: Indiana attorney general sues 2 foreclosure consulting companies
• 60 years of memories
• Pesticide kills trees at Memorial Park golf course
• Parents: We want to be involved
• Council increases proposed sheriff's funding
• Police search for burglary suspect
• Indiana launches stage collapse investigation website
• Jockey critically injured at Anderson horse track
• TO STAY OR GO? Officials ponder Irene evacuations
• 1st human case of West Nile reported in Indiana
• Evacuations begin on tiny NC island ahead of Irene
• Google settles pharmacy ad probe for $500 million
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure capital
• Defense wants video out of boy's shooting trial
• Ind. county's workers get first raise in 5 years
• GOP hopeful Romney sets campaign trip to Indiana
• BREAKING NEWS: Police search for possible burglary suspect
• UPDATE: Indiana lawmakers weigh home entry police ruling
• Back to School for New Castle - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 'One chance to build'
• More flights over New Castle?
• Audit critiques spending for dispatch fund
• How can the city, county attract business?
• Dublin earns $50,000 planning grant
• Council seeks Middletown resident for committee
• Facebook to let users pre-approve photo tags
• New-home sales fall, 2011 could be worst year yet
• Half of new Indiana welfare requests submitted online
• TAX CAPS: Indiana property tax caps slice 2011 bills
• Judge orders Indiana to preserve fair stage wreckage
• Ind. asks residents to report tremors from quake
• Hurricane Irene marks 1st big US threat in years
• Did you feel that? Cell networks clogged by calls
• GOP using redistricting to shore up House majority
• Library group to host book sale and craft fair
• Drivers cited in sobriety checkpoint
• Traffic enforcement results released
• UPDATE: Indiana House speaker urges legislator to resign
• UPDATE: Ohio cheerleading coach dies in Indiana stage tragedy
• New Castle enrollment down by 160
• GOING GREEN? Energy audits target savings, efficiency
• Enrollment up, down at Henry County schools
• Vandals target aquatic center, vehicles
• Garner construction site investigated
• Elvis impersonator coming to the library
• Businesses sought for water ball tourney this weekend
• Auditions set for children's musical
• Births Aug. 23, 2011
• Couple transforms backyard into gardens
• Emergency Runs Aug. 23, 2011
• Police Report Aug. 23, 2011
• Hagerstown reunion recalls community support
• Colts football winner named
• Three Rivers board to meet
• ROAD CONSTRUCTION: I-70 work will create more lane closures this week
• Henry County Hospital board to meet
• Police say slain scoutmaster didn't provoke attack
• Memorial honoring King opens to public in DC
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry says no to "Obamacare," but what's his plan?
• Stocks edge higher after 4-week losing streak
• Libya rebels hold most of Tripoli, face resistance
• Hurricane Irene heads toward Hispaniola and US
• UPDATE: Obama says situation in Libya still fluid, uncertain
• UPDATE: Victim of Indiana fair collapse to be organ donor
• GOVERNOR: Daniels 'at peace' with decision to skip 2012 run
• 2 more funerals held for Ind. state fair victims
• Federal cuts strain Indiana job training efforts
• Indianapolis man arrested after biting 2 officers
• 77 killed in Norway massacre remembered at service
• Social Security disability on verge of insolvency
• New data spill shows risk of online health records
• Pentagon, scarred by 9/11, adapts to new fight
• Police seek witnesses after SF stadium shootings
• Tropical Storm Irene barrels toward Puerto Rico
• Libyan rebels enter Tripoli, arrest Gadhafi's son
• Obama briefed on latest developments in Libya
• Hot dogs, brats and campaign stops
• From their farm to your plate
• Unemployment stagnant in Henry County
• Man arrested for 2010 alleged molestation
• Final race announced
• Sobriety checkpoint set for Sunday
• Energy-saving program extended
• Man in critical condition after accident
• THE ECONOMY: Indiana jobless rate rose to 8.5 percent in July
• Indiana sees progress combating invasive kudzu vines
• Cap limits Indiana liability in stage collapse to $5 million
• UPDATE: 6th person dies from Indiana fair accident injuries
• Vandals damage 70 headstones at Indy cemetery
• Doctors question Perry's stem cell back treatment
• HIGHER PRICES: the big trend for back-to-school
• In nod to IBM, HP overhaul minimizes consumers
• 2012 ELECTION: Liberals complain about Obama; will it cost votes?
• Stocks turn lower as traders prepare for weekend
• UPDATE: New Castle and Hagerstown to receive energy audits
• A 10-year-old 'hero'
• Incumbents ousted in Middletown GOP convention
• Lights out for solar energy
• Japanese students visiting New Castle
• Homecoming programs at 9th Street Church of God
• U.S. undertaking case-by-case review on deportation
• HERE WE GO AGAIN: Stocks plunge on economic fear
• Oil companies investigate report of sheen in Gulf
• IBM pursues chips that behave like brains
• Archaeologists comb newly-found Civil War POW camp
• Pope demands greater ethics in economic policy
• BUYING JITTERS: Car dealers fear economy could scare off buyers
• Indiana first lady recalls stage collapse, aftermath
• Ex-Indiana sheriff reaches tentative plea in sex case
• UPDATE: New Indiana law strips the unopposed from ballots
• STATE FAIR TRAGEDY: Indiana State Fair fund collects $60K for victims
• UPDATE: Judge blocks Indiana-mandated contracts for teachers
• UPDATE: Indiana gets $6.7M in US road project funds
• Firm still eyes New Castle for energy program
• More students, more money
• Council not using volunteer worker
• Middletown utilities plant joins security network
• Mayoral candidates schedule fundraisers
• GOV. DANIELS: Fair stage collapse defied preparations
• GOLD RUSH: A big bounce, ounce by ounce, as gold takes off
• I-465 renamed USS Indianapolis Memorial Highway
• Indiana study panel to look at Anthony-like cases
• Indiana grads increase average score on ACT test
• GOP prez candidate Huntsman to stump in Indiana
• Trial set over Kentucky doctor's amputation of penis
• UPDATE: Indiana police officials sue over property tax freeze
• Report: Indiana teen wished he'd shot cop, not pupil
• Tornado-stricken Joplin goes back to school
• Wayward whale delighted observers before her death
• 2012 ELECTION: Perry says he doesn't believe in global warming
• Car left of center caused crash
• UPDATE: Obama to lay out new jobs plan in September speech
• U.S. stocks fluctuate after earnings reports
• Ride for Trenton takes off on Saturday
• OBAMA: Another year or more for housing turnaround
• Justice Center to close Monday
• ODD: Drinks on the House? Ohio Statehouse considers bar
• REPORT: Indiana child poverty rate ranks 22nd highest
• Gas Prices Aug. 17, 2011
• Police Report Aug. 17, 2011
• Colts to keep training camp in Anderson
• Daniels calls stage collapse a 'learning point'
• UPDATE: Train concert to benefit Indiana State Fair victims
• Panetta: Bigger defense cuts would be devastating
• In the Midwest, Obama seeks his own economic help
• ODD: 350-year-old stolen Rembrandt found at church
• US stocks fall on global economic worries
• Merkel, Sarkozy propose eurozone government
• Shell's reputation hit by North Sea oil spill
• UPDATE: Police search landfill for missing IU student
• BREAKING NEWS: Wreck on U.S. 36 kills 2 Tuesday morning
• 2012 ELECTION: Herman Cain backs Lugar challenger, seeks Indiana support
• STATE FAIR TRAGEDY: Questions about Indiana stage collapse linger
• Tox-Away: Collecting waste by the tons
• Shaking up a school
• Truck hits train
• Garner Street project on schedule
• Thief gets away with four dozen doughnuts
• Police crack down on impaired driving
• Community Calendar Aug. 16, 2011
• Fire Runs Aug. 17, 2011
• Federal rule change may help some Indiana farmers
• White's voter fraud trial postponed to January
• LEGAL BEEF: Sara Lee, Kraft escalate wiener war
• AP Interview: Perry calls jobs record a big plus
• Stocks rise after $19 billion acquisition spree
• President Obama criticizes GOP presidential field
• Google's patent play: $12.5B for Motorola Mobility
• UPDATE: Indiana fair honors five killed in stage collapse
• 2012 ELECTION: Bachmann, Perry talk jobs at Iowa GOP fundraiser
• MITCH DANIELS: Smoking ban has chance to pass next year
• 'This is about that little boy'
• From team leader to school leader
• New Castle student witnesses state fair horror
• UPDATE: 4 dead after Indiana State Fair stage collapses
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote
• County readies for October tax sale
• Looking back: August 14-20
• U.S. 40 work to start Monday
• ANALYSIS: Perry may pose biggest threat to Romney
• US stocks rise after mixed economic news
• London police say nearly 700 charged over riots
• Iowa test could make or break Pawlenty, Bachmann
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Indiana pension funds take hit in Wall Street lurches
• GOV. DANIELS: GOP lawmaker's alleged rendezvous 'sad'
• Two accept plea bargains in drug case
• Incumbents win in Lewisville convention
• I-70 rezoning gets final OK
• GOP DEBATE: Hitting hard at each other and Obama
• Family wants action against NC coach
• Lane closures coming to I-70
• Drum line keeping the beat at Tri
• Wet spring, dry summer dent Indiana corn, soybeans
• BREAKING: Spokesman says Rick Perry running for president
• UPDATE: Tonight's zoning board meeting canceled
• TASTES, TALENTS & TALK
• After Hagerstown school controversy, sex offender arrested
• Indiana casino preparing to exit bankruptcy
• Judge weighs request to block Indiana voucher program
• UPDATE: From JFK to Sept. 11, conspiracy theories thrive
• Unemployment aid applications at 395k, 4-month low
• Pelosi names final members to debt supercommittee
• WALL STREET: Stocks rise on small but positive economic signs
• Cameron: UK will seek anti-gang ideas from US
• A tortured choice in famine: Which child lives?
• UPDATE: GOP hopefuls prepare for debate
• UPDATE: Group asking judge to block Indiana school vouchers
• City wants Ivy Tech downtown
• Babes in Mooreland
• Sex offender policy approved
• County highway engineer to resign
• Plea entered in fatal wreck case
• Performers wow Mooreland fair crowd
• Iowa straw poll part circus, part politics
• Debt panel members prompt doubts
• Checkpoint coming to Wayne County
• Suspect chased in car, on foot
• GOP to hold hotdog event
• Stocks plunge as attention returns to weak economy
• Euchre anyone? Players welcome
• Cameron vows 'fightback' as Birmingham seethes
• Airstrike kills insurgents who downed helicopter
• FBI: Sibling suspects captured in Colorado
• UPDATE: Indiana senators lobby for federal emergency aid
• A long-awaited meeting
• Ivy Tech in industrial park?
• Man allegedly tried to burglarize church
• Celebrating school
• Bartering program set to start monthly
• Talent show entries needed
• Obama announces fuel standards for big vehicles
• THE MARKET: Stocks sink after Fed predicts slower growth
• Survey to gauge Hoosiers' emergency preparedness
• Mourners honor Indiana soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Opening weekend crowd down at Indiana State Fair
• UPDATE: Indiana health officials say smoking at historic low
• Some Indiana farmers cheer as rains dampen dry fields
• Mooreland's got talent
• Class of 1971 celebrates 40th reunion
• Vectren tweets alerts, jobs
• Drum and bugle corps to give free concert
• Shirley town council to meet
• UPDATE: County commissioners present plan for Ivy Tech
• Opening day at the fair
• State aims to 'rehabilitate' Interstate 70 in Henry Co.
• Indiana lawmakers to attend Free Fair
• Woman faces drug charges
• Community Calendar
• NCHS pushes grads toward college
• Cholesterol screenings to be offered
• Zoning board will meet this week
• Medicare, Social Security to be discussed
• Indiana casinos see revenues drop, brace for rivals
• Indy hits 90 for 23nd straight day, adds to record
• More cameras planned for Super Bowl venues
• UK police arrest more than 200 as London riots continue
• STOCK MARKET: U.S. markets fall sharply, Dow down more than 450
• Obama calls US AAA nation despite AA+ Rating
• UPDATE: Indiana school voucher program sees 2,200 students
• Re-enactment: A history lesson
• New principal: 'You can do anything'
• Silly Safari entertains Glen Oaks seniors
• Food and drink tax to be discussed
• Sulphur Springs car show will be Aug. 27
• Lotteries Aug. 8, 2011
• Nettle Creek board to meet on Tuesday
• Police Report Aug. 8, 2011
• Religious groups object to covering birth control
• Iowa focal point for potential shifts in GOP race
• Timothy Geithner says he will stay at Treasury
• Emily falls apart, moves away from Bahamas, US
• SEALs on rescue mission killed in Afghan crash
• Economy, not debt rating, will send markets lower
• Police: 8 killed in Ohio, gunman among dead
• CAPITOL CROSSROADS: Indiana federal aid target in national debt deal
• Indy hits 90 for 22nd straight day, adds to record
• 8 injured as truck collides with minivan in Indiana
• Mitch Daniels due back in spotlight with new book
• DEBT DEBATE: S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Lewisville to hold convention to pick candidates
• LOOKING BACK: AUG. 7 TO AUG. 13
• NCHS students register next week
• West Nile virus found in Henry County
• Indiana State Fair opens amid ongoing heat wave
• Honda recalling 1.5 million vehicles in US
• UPDATE: Indiana counties wrestling with tax overpayment
• Senate to take up bill to end partial FAA shutdown
• UPDATE: Polygamist leader walks out of sentencing hearing
• Stocks swing as Europe, economy fears spread
• Judge delays Casey Anthony probation status decision
• UPDATE: U.S. unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• 'She's very protective of me'
• GED program wants more students
• 'A lot of big hearts'
• Court date set in fatal wreck
• Town of Spiceland considering utility rate hikes
• HENRY COUNTY READS: Bus tour features homes of Riley
• NCMS announces back to school activities
• Community Calendar Aug. 5, 2011
• New Castle Class of 1961 plans reunion
• MIDDLETOWN: Rough ride for utility department
• 2010 CENSUS: Indiana same-sex households grew 61 percent
• Indiana OKs feeding dead livestock to exotic animals
• Indiana schools chief suggests grades for districts
• Stocks plunge as economic, Europe worries continue
• More to FAA shutdown than air service subsidies
• Famine's devastation: 4 dead children, 1 family
• Police scour Va. Tech campus after gunman reported
• Retailers report solid sales gains for July
• MOORELAND FREE FAIR: Performer to bring magic
• MOORELAND FREE FAIR: Schedule of events
• A Mooreland Free Fair homecoming
• Study: Healthy eating means spending more
• UPDATE: Unemployment aid applications tick down to 400K
• UPDATE: Indiana Lt. Gov. Skillman will lead Japan trade trip
• Speed yields homicide charges
• New Civic Center floor surprises Middletown council
• A reprieve for Knightstown Court?
• Mayor: 'The worst is behind us'
• Money crunch
• Police get new truck
• State police release June traffic stop results
• Speed, fatal crash leads to homicide charges
• Paving bid dispute
• Waste district board will meet
• The Civil War comes to Knightstown on Saturday, Sunday
• Indiana State Fair lauds No. 5 US soybean industry
• Wind farm developer seeks exemption in Tipton
• Indicted Indiana elections chief hires ex-prosecutor
• Lucky dozen lawmakers to tackle hard stuff on debt
• Tropical Storm Emily nears Dominican coast, Haiti
• Judge who ordered Casey Anthony probation leaves case
• New HIV infections in US hold steady at 50,000
• Report: Global cyberattack under way for 5 years
• THE BIG SPLAT? Earth's two moons? It's not lunacy, but new theory
• UPDATE: Pence eyes Indiana income tax cuts
• UPDATE: Indiana tax revenues better than expected for July
• Most Indiana reps vote against raising debt ceiling
• Democrat Gregg wants to rebuild manufacturing base
• UPDATE: Landfill may be searched for missing Indiana student
• UPDATE: Indianapolis Zoo showing off baby elephant
• Marching to the finish line
• Six charged with dealing prescription drugs
• 'Extreme sports' proposal rolls on
• After roof collapse, damaged buildings still stand
• Allegheny workers to vote on new contract
• New students asked to enroll at New Castle High School
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• UPDATE: Middletown Boy Scouts plan flea market, rummage
• UPDATE: Traffic stop results in drug arrest
• UPDATE: 3 City Council proposals advance
• GOP presidential hopeful Cain plans Indiana trip
• UPDATE: Lugar votes with majority, backs debt ceiling deal
• Americans cut spending for first time in 20 months
• CDC: 1 death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Giffords' political future still uncertain
• Senate Dems seek to end FAA shutdown
• UPDATE: Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote
• UPDATE: Indiana asks court to lift Planned Parenthood order
• No more late fees
• Putting their names on the ballot
• 'This is my dream'
• God's Grain Bin accepted non-perishables at market
• Hospital honors national breastfeeding week
• Schools to conduct registrations
• 2 precincts become 1 in Henry County
• UPDATE: Free Colts T-shirts available during blood drive
• UPDATE: Community Support Day coming to the Farmers Market
• UPDATE: Maurices collecting pet supplies in New Castle
• Financial Peace University to be offered this fall
• UPDATE: Middletown Town Council to discuss budget, new police car
• Henry Co. natives break world record - again
• Home detention sentence accepted
• Dow skids on manufacturing report, giving up gains
• DEBT-LIMIT VOTES: Senate momentum, House concerns
• UPDATE: Coverage with no copay extended to birth control
• UPDATE: Holiday World to announce plans for $9M ride
• Indiana police commander arrested on battery charge
• Indiana sees drop in number of large livestock farms
• UPDATE: Indiana reverses course, gives Planned Parenthood $6k
• BREAKING: Judge accepts Vanderbeck plea deal
• Summer classes help students catch up
• Knightstown hires new works manager
• Sentencing Monday in death of officer
• New Castle City Council meets tonight
• Police Report Aug. 1, 2011
• Open for business: Montgomery's Steakhouse
• It's a deal: U.S. will avert default
• Scam uses website to find victims
• Law, Amber Alert standards frustrate prosecutor
• LUGAR: Norquist tax pledge, others hamper Congress
• Heat wave threatens elderly in remote towns
• 2012 ELECTION: Niceness aside, Huntsman finds fault with rivals
• Tropical Storm Eugene swirls in Pacific Ocean
• Scores die as Syrian forces attack defiant cities
• 4 shot after George Clinton show in Ohio; 1 dies
• Divers search NH pond for sign of missing girl, 11
• UPDATE: Late stab to avert US default
• Pig-decorating winners named
• Colts football to be raffled
• UPDATE: Indiana 234 to close for culvert replacement
• UPDATE: Indiana could weather US default for couple months
• Commission approves I-70 rezoning
• New Castle man arrested for growing marijuana
• Keys to the city: Dan Denney
• Nursing program comes to New Castle
• LOOKING BACK: Next week in Henry County History
• Court unification costs draw questions
• Allegheny Ludlum contract in question
• Location change for Henry County Community Foundation workshop
• Israel missionary to speak at church
• UPDATE: Building Blocks class will begin in September
• ON THE ROAD: Lane closures coming to U.S. 40 next week
• KNIGHTSTOWN: Special meeting scheduled for town council
• Critics knock school superintendent pay cap idea
• UPDATE: Dry streak becoming worrisome for Indiana farmers
• UPDATE: Indiana officer pulling DARE trailer arrested
• ECONOMY: Revisions show deeper 2007-2009 recession
• Chavez turns 57 vowing to stay in power until 2031
• ODD: Abbey puts ranching operation out to pasture
• Economy slowed sharply in first half of year
• UPDATE: Struggling with debt, Congress talks defense cuts
• A week later, Norway mourns 77 victims of massacre
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• UPDATE: Debt-ceiling outcome as unclear as ever
• Commissioners recommend wage increases
• 'A real daughter' of the Civil War
• 3 accused of drug deal with police
• Solutions, roadblocks for roads
• Reading between the lines
• Golf, mums to raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Repairs ahead for Henry County Justice Center roof
• Community Calendar July 29, 2011
• 'Church Basement Ladies' serve up laughs
• UPDATE: Henry County pioneer founders sought
• West Nile found in mosquitoes in 2 Indiana counties
• UPDATE: Indiana police go undercover in work zones in truck
• Democrats appeal Indiana elections chief decision
• ODD: Emus captured after flying the coop in Morgan Co.
• Experts say marijuana prohibition has failed
• ODD: Fugitive taunts police on Facebook to catch him
• Applications for unemployment aid drop below 400K
• Jobs report pushes stocks up despite debt worries
• ODD: NY State Fair unveils 1,500-calorie 'Donut Burger'
• Boomers worry about finances, health costs
• Security chief: Norway attacks work of lone man
• UPDATE: House voting on GOP bill - key step in debt fight
• UPDATE: Indiana lawmakers ponder state marijuana laws
• What's next for 4 post offices?
• No sex offenders at school?
• Annexation idea ignites passions in Raysville
• Motions filed in patricide case
• Waterball tourney now open to local businesses
• Bacteria in found in West Fork Watershed
• Tank on the move
• Man accused of stealing gas, machete
• Wrestling with the law
• Poultry maker expands chicken recall to nuggets
• Prosecutor: Mom failed to protect boy fatally shot
• Police: Body of Ill. girl killed in 1957 exhumed
• Messages offer mother, daughter hope amid carnage
• In wake of sex allegation, congressman will resign
• COURT: Mo-ped not a motor vehicle under Indiana law
• Music in their blood
• Counseling available after death of Knightstown student
• Youth center aims for 'excellence'
• Gov. Daniels recognizes Henry County Community Foundation
• PACE Team sees money returned
• Community Calendar July 27, 2011
• Runway project on track for now
• UPDATE: Man arrested with cocaine on I-70
• ODD: Mother, daughter get big lottery jackpot 3 times
• Wealth gap widens between whites, minorities
• US: bin Laden death ups terror risk for Americans
• In wake of allegation, congressman will resign
• Perry's Texas has jobs, but also good luck
• Gridlock over raising debt limit weighs on stocks
• Norway victim's father recounts last words
• UPDATE: White House threatens to veto Boehner's House plan
• Indiana's health priorities target obesity, tobacco
• Indiana court to hear dispute over welfare denials
• UPDATE: Indiana commerce chief backs right-to-work law push
• UPDATE: Indiana gets $1M grant to boost college graduation
• UPDATE: Post office ponders closing 1 in 10 retail outlets
• UPDATE: Rival plans ensnarl Congress over debt ceiling
• 2 boys still hospitalized after lightning strike
• 2011 4-H Horse Show Results
• Ride to benefit local youth group
• Farmers market having Community Support Day
• Boy Scouts plan flea market
• UPDATE: Gospel concert Sunday to benefit woman fighting breast cancer
• UPDATE: Knightstown considers annexing Raysville
• BUSINESS: The Shine Shop
• Inspections find fewer Indiana underage alcohol sales
• UPDATE: Drug prices to plummet in wave of expiring patents
• UAW wants bigger cut of Detroit's newfound profits
• Alaska bear mauls teens learning survival skills
• Norway rampage culprit calm, expects life in jail
• Challenging Obama, House GOP unveils new debt bill
• UPDATE: Boehner, Reid preparing to move on debt limit
• How do schools control visitors?
• More cuts coming to South Henry
• Saddle up: 4-H equestrians compete
• Golf course to be surveyed, appraised
• Couples wed on 1st day gay marriage is legal in NY
• Semi overturns, kills rural Hagerstown man
• Two boys, both 11, struck by lightning
• UPDATE: Heat from Midwest to Northeast staying for weekend
• Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island
• City proposal takes on burnouts
• A death sentence for Knightstown Court?
• Knightstown Council members clash
• Henry County's unemployment rate shows little change
• LOOKING BACK: Next week in Henry County area history
• American Legion has two public events planned
• UPDATE: Ind. 103 crash injures 2
• UPDATE: Fundraising bike ride will be Saturday
• Cash cows sold at 4-H auction
• Police: Man fired shots after girlfriend said 'no'
• THE HEAT IS ON: 60 ill from heat in Indy, Indiana-wide ER visits up
• UPDATE: Senate rejects House GOP budget-cutting plan
• Dow edges lower on Caterpillar earnings miss
• Drunken driving, traffic crime deportations way up
• From Cuba, Venezuela's Chavez governs via Twitter
• Nation wilts as heat wave spreads eastward
• Obama, Panetta, Mullen to meet on gays in military
• Heat postpones opening day
• BREAKING NEWS: Indiana jobless rate creeps up to 8.3 percent
• UPDATE: Two hospitalized after wreck
• UPDATE: Indianapolis Zoo elephant has 238-pound baby
• Henry court system unifies
• CAB board appoints new treasurer
• Restaurant Report
• Kids have fun during Farmer Olympics
• UPDATE: 4-H'ers compete on showmanship skills
• Lovell's bike ride Saturday benefits Relay for Life
• UPDATE: 4-H Fair small pet competition results
• Competitors shepherd sheep at fair
• UPDATE: Destructive beetle spotted at Indianapolis airport
• Pro-voucher mom defends Indiana choice program
• Heat makes Upper Midwest long for return of winter
• iFraud: Entire Apple stores being faked in China
• UPDATE: Boehner says House will compromise on debt limit
• UPDATE:: Couple charged with having sex in Connersville city pool
• UPDATE: Wednesday storm causes damage
• UPDATE: Progress scarce as debt limit impasse continues
• MIDDLETOWN: Fire chief proposes fire protection territory
• OUT&ABOUT: Activities to keep you busy this weekend
• Sobriety checkpoint coming this weekend
• UPDATE: Job fair will be Friday in Muncie
• Henry County 4-H beef results
• UPDATE: Henry County 4-H Fair poultry show results
• Report ranks Indiana No. 6 power plant polluter
• Iowa GOP straw poll means more to some than others
• ODD: Alabama still collecting tax for Confederate vets
• UPDATE: Heat 'dome' traps much of US in pressure cooker
• British PM drags opponents into hacking scandal
• Mixed reaction to 'Gang of 6' budget plan
• UPDATE: Two confirmed dead after crash
• A trip into the past
• Career courses moving to New Castle
• South Henry hires part-time leader
• Cemetery plan gains support
• Council looks to create three-way stop
• Singer-songwriter to give concert
• BREAKING: Possible fatalities in auto collision
• Liberty Belle member wins 4-H Dairy Show
• Swine song
• State sen. seeks federal balanced budget amendment
• UPDATE: Indiana AG won't appeal immigration ruling
• 90 years later, author seeks information on Catherine Winters case
• The sweetest slice
• Midwest heat wave expected to persist this week
• US vows counterterrorism support for India
• Talent show concludes reading program
• Lovell's bike ride today benefits Relay for Life
• ODD: Bear visits New Mexico governor's residence
• ODD: Man rushes at Rupert Murdoch in hearing
• UPDATE: As debt debate begins, Obama praises 'Gang' plan
• Tips for beating the heat
• UPDATE: House to vote on tea party-backed debt plan
• Swine of the times
• Stimulus money saving teacher jobs
• Government budgeting goes electronic
• Miracle League gets new field of dreams
• Local students earn Butler University degrees
• Tips sought about house fire
• 4-H Dog Show winners announced
• Drainage bidding to be discussed
• Judge da wabbit, judge da wabbit ...
• Pig-themed activities help raise money for United Fund
• Police say C. Ind. couple killed in their home
• Lawyer: Elaborate plans made to keep Anthony safe
• Perry's credentials: As conservative as they come
• London's top 2 police resign in UK hacking scandal
• A FAST START
• Policy would restrict school visitors
• Cemetery proposal back before City Council
• Dogs of all sizes excel at the 4-H Dog Show
• Arizona father, son arrested on I-70
• New rules on fun in the sun
• View of education changes is in eye of beholder
• Study: Amish population growing, migrating into NY
• O'Donnell attorney: Feds should investigate CREW
• NATO hits military depot in eastern Tripoli
• Local unions appear in national publication
• STATEHOUSE: View of education changes is in eye of beholder
• New leader at New Castle Correctional Facility
• Moving closer to new deals?
• CAB board wants new treasurer
• Dog sniffs out alleged drug money
• Shell building moves forward
• 5 held in officer's death didn't warn of gunman
• With abrupt deal, Minn. shutdown still upsets many
• Liberal group threatens to pull Obama support
• 8 banks flunk controversial European stress test
• UPDATE: Gov. Daniels giving most state workers bonuses
• County wants more money from state after detour
• Home cookin' available at the fair
• Buddy training dates set for Miracle League
• Cadiz Community Day to benefit food pantry
• Henry County Democrat events this weekend
• Community Calendar July 15, 2011
• Benefit motorcycle ride will be Saturday
• UPDATE: Special kids' day planned at Hagerstown pool
• Going after 2012 candidate Bachmann has its risks
• NYC man held in boy's slaying says he hears voices
• In LA, dire warnings as freeway closure looms
• Palestinians get Arab League boost for UN drive
• Man tests law by claiming to be a 'pastafarian'
• UPDATE: Indiana ends budget year with $1.2B surplus
• Home grown
• Meals on Wheels rolls on
• Bonuses OK'd for New Castle Schools administrators
• Member: Parks board has been 'slighted'
• Back To School fest needs donations
• Vandalism issue troubles Spiceland
• Fatal shooting in Rush County
• Bernanke: Fed would supply more stimulus if needed
• UPDATE: 3 Mumbai bombings minutes apart kill 21, wound 141
• UPDATE: GOP assails Obama; debt negotiators scramble
• Appeals court to hear arguments for new trial
• Indiana governor candidate's firm faces uncertainty
• Scores going up
• Volunteers prepare for Saturday's triathlon
• Most improved ISTEP award goes to Nettle Creek
• Board advances skating restrictions
• Eastwood takes small steps
• Vote on coaching staff splits school board
• Cameron weakened by UK phone hacking scandal
• Man's penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Heat index soars to 121 degrees in Huntingburg
• Democrat Mullen seeking 2nd District seat in
• Sen. Gard to lead study committees
• Miracle League fundraiser is today
• Bill's Diner hosting blood drive
• UPDATE: Conservative group targets Lugar record in ad
• Lt. Gov. Skillman to tour all 92 Indiana counties
• Judge temporarily blocks Indiana Medicaid Rx fee cut
• Science seeks ways to take sting out of sunburn
• NO STOPGAP: Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• Stocks sink on fresh fears about global economy
• WHOA BABY! Texas mom delivers 16-pound newborn
• UPDATE: Connersville boy, 6, drowns in eastern Indiana river
• UPDATE: Indiana residents urged to avoid overexposure to heat
• UPDATE: Nate LaMar won't run for Congress in 2012
• Knightstown schools build new central office
• Debris remains after fires
• Dogs compete at Freedom Days
• Henry County 4-H Fair begins this week
• Police Report July 11, 2011
• Numerous meetings coming up this week
• Community Calendar July 11, 2011
• Shirley car show, fish fry planned
• UPDATE: Legislative safeguards can't keep Indiana from court
• Woman whose body found in creek tentatively IDed
• UPDATE: Pawlenty blasts Bachmann's "nonexistent' record
• UPDATE: President Obama not giving up on big debt deal
• Russia: 102 missing after boat sinks in river
• Ohio owner of bear involved in fatal mauling dies
• Collision kills two people
• Clearing the tracks
• Knightstown loses veteran teaching staff
• Chamber to take on community issues
• Synthetic drug law in action
• Council president has made decision on his political future
• Democrat Mullen to run for Congress
• UPDATE: State Excise police say fewer minors being sold alcohol
• OBAMA: Uncertainty over debt limit impacts hiring
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; 'Light this fire'
• Weak hiring casts doubts on strength of rebound
• BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Crash victims identified
• Keeping art in school
• Skateboarders may see ban
• Cash for entrepreneurs
• Lover's quarrel ends in alleged battery
• Local group warns of prescription drug addiction
• Tree branch falls across road in Mooreland
• Freedom Days to include dog show
• Indiana governor candidate: Blocking carp risks jobs
• ODD: Court says axing worker who took hot dogs unjustified
• Study: Indiana ranks 15th in nation in obesity
• Job outlook rises as reports suggest more hiring
• Oil and gasoline prices on the rise again
• Park rangers: No search for bear that mauled hiker
• UPDATE: Mississippi tips scale as nation's fattest state
• Senators propose immediate end to ethanol credit
• Retailers post strong June sales
• Talks: Inflation change could cut Social Security
• UPDATE: Anthony sentence allows her to go free Wednesday
• UPDATE: White House seeks delay of Mexican man's execution
• UPDATE: Ex-Indiana Rep. McIntosh eyes challenge to Rep. Burton
• Lawsuit filed over boy hit by car
• 'There are no negotiations'
• Superintendent search to end this week?
• Man accused of child molestation
• A 'top of the line' truck
• Middletown Council: More info needed for more security
• Man wants to take back his neighborhood
• Book featured at next library author chat
• Housing Authority board to meet
• Youth center walk on Saturday
• Community Calendar July 7, 2011
• Out & About July 7, 2011
• UPDATE: Library's Sandwich Inn series moves to Tuesdays
• Indiana lottery revenue up but scratch-off sales wane
• GOP pushes back on effort to limit kids' food ads
• UPDATE: Casey Anthony could go free after murder acquittal
• Obama: Don't use debt as a gun against Americans
• Stock market shrugs off weak service sector report
• Alert: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• UPDATE: Indiana candidates line campaign coffers early
• Protecting your water
• Vacant home goes up in flames
• Sales sizzle for firework stores
• Gearing up for the Mooreland Free Fair
• 'Local celebrities' to chase pigs
• Sheriff: Likely no autopsy for fatal wreck
• Knightstown library board to meeting
• Community Blood Drive
• White case spurs calls for election law changes
• ODD: Teen faces prison after sex doll prank goes awry
• Stores find success by focusing on the hunt
• Sources: 10,000 US troops on offer for Iraq
• SPACE SHUTTLE'S LEGACY: Soaring in orbit and costs
• Stocks stall as Moody's cuts Portugal debt rating
• Obama to summon lawmakers for more deficit talks
• UPDATE: Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• UPDATE: Body found in Indiana river not missing student
• UPDATE: Fire, explosion destroy Anderson grocery store
• Downtown project nears finish
• Despite drowning, no plan to add lifeguards
• Honoring those who fought
• Anti-tax diehard looms large in spending showdown
• Love of country came first
• US celebrates July 4th with fireworks, parades
• Catherine Winters film now in editing phase
• Chavez back home in Venezuela after cancer surgery
• Allstate opens office in New Castle
• 2nd Annual Henry County 4-H Clover Run
• Vectren customers able to pay bills via smartphones
• Former New Castle native worked in Guatemala for Peace Corps
• Sally Beauty Supply to open store in New Castle
• PAINTING IN THE PARK
• Bar missing student visited draws many fake IDs
• POLICE July 4, 2011
• A stolen wedding
• City ballot to feature seven contested races
• Teen accused of stealing knives
• Land purchased at interchange
• LOOKING BACK: This week in Henry County history
• Youth Day of Caring
• Police Report July 2, 2011
• Park board to have executive session
• 1st salvo fired in Ind. school voucher court fight
• Gas is 24 cents/gallon cheaper than Memorial Day
• GOP Mich. US Rep. McCotter running for president
• Testimony ends in Anthony trial, closings next
• Ex-IMF chief freed without bail; charges stand
• Shriver files papers to divorce Schwarzenegger
• Community Calendar July 1, 2011
• UPDATE: Indiana mayors line up behind Sen. Lugar
• Wind meeting draws about 100
• Space Capone has local roots, growing fan base
• Senior living one step closer
• 911-ambulance deal could end
• No jail time for teen fire starter
• State fire officials urge caution with fireworks
• Blood drive honors pastor Dennis Kinser
• Police Report July 1, 2011
• Plat books now for sale
• Tavern hosts music fest
• UPDATE: Troopers on patrol July 4th weekend
• Federal jobless tax for employers expiring quietly
• Colbert gets conditional OK on campaign finance
• Stocks rise as Greece clears final bailout hurdle
• UPDATE: Lugar pushes energy savings, oil production
• ODD: Indiana bank robber steals cash, hands some to teller
• UPDATE: Indiana limits on jobless benefits take effect Friday
• A summer tradition
• Newcomer will run for City Council
• Tri High FFA brings home the gold
• Public: Do more with less
• Man accused of driving with no license
• Intern gaining experience in Hagerstown
• Lewisville office closed for holiday
• BRV reschedules meeting
• Indiana GOP head seeks presidential contender visits
• UPDATE: Relaxed gun laws, texting ban take effect in Indiana
• UPDATE: Indiana schools ending cursive writing requirement
• UPDATE: Panel chair says Indiana Legislature must address police entry
• California lifeguards get pension cut after pay outcry
• Scientists monitor air as fire burns near New Mexico lab
• Greece passes austerity, but riots seize capital
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• UPDATE: Daniels says investors overpaid on Indiana Toll Road
• UPDATE: Raise taxes on wealthiest, Obama challenges GOP
• Knightstown train trip is free to public
• Habitat for Humanity raises the roof
• BOOM! at sheriff's camp
• County in talks with aviation board
• Student takes on mayoral decisions
• Competing on their home turf
• PRESS RELEASE: Attention pet owners in Spiceland
• Family-run meth lab busted in Connersville
• Shenandoah Middle School Honor Roll for the semester
• Police Report June 29, 2011
• Community Calendar June 29, 2011
• Shenandoah Middle School Honor Roll June 29, 2011
• UPDATE: Traffic stop leads to drug arrest in Wayne County
• Spring buying boosts home prices in 13 US cities
• ODD: Couple hitched in hospital after groom fall
• Delay Medicare eligibility: Coburn and Lieberman
• Pawlenty criticizes Obama, GOP on foreign policy
• In win for Obama, panel OKs US operation in Libya
• UPDATE: Indiana mails 58,000 postcards with wrong first name
• Indiana appeals freeing of Planned Parenthood funds
• Protesters clash with riot police in Athens strike
• UPDATE: Indiana panel says elections chief can stay in office
• UPDATE: Indiana texting law will pose enforcement challenges
• Job fair draws hundreds
• Man accused of stabbing stepfather in arm
• Intoxicated teen accused of battering two females
• Rezoning sought for senior housing
• Burglary goes up in smoke
• Middletown Library to be closed the 4th of July
• Permits needed in Spiceland with 5 dogs or cats
• Blue River Valley School Board sets executive session
• Lewisville water reports mailed
• Outspoken Bachmann launches White House bid
• Law firm of election panel chair donated to White
• Refugee group finds 250,000-plus Afghans displaced
• Wanna cash in on gay marriage? NYers say 'I do'
• Why economists see a stronger second half for 2011
• Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Budget and debt talks move to the White House
• UPDATE: Edgy Bachmann plows into 2012 bid from native Iowa
• Indiana voucher program lags weeks before debut
• Are sick-day policies too costly?
• Fourth of July fireworks planned
• Crowd puts on its 'dancin' shoes' for Faith Band
• Money raised for military families
• Search for IU student shows difference in cases
• Study: Nearly 350 million diabetics worldwide
• A time to celebrate
• HOPE EDITION: Building faith
• Higher lunch prices possible in Knightstown schools
• HOPE EDITION: Family touched by Alabama devastation; gathers donations, heads south to help
• HOPE EDITION: Friends of Phoenix
• Stabbed man charged with battery
• Special guests at Spiceland meeting
• Pre-nursing student is top applicant
• HOPE EDITION: Girl Scout buys new police radio
• Teen caught in abandoned residence
• LOOKING BACK: This week in New Castle history
• HOPE EDITION: Young teams fight for families at Relay for Life
• Produce stand grows from early backyard business
• Homecoming at Northside church
• Aviation board will meet Monday
• Recount panel to decide White case Tuesday
• Indiana: Medicaid patients' choice not unlimited
• Obama invites top senators for debt talks
• Terror by any other name: Osama eyed name change
• UPDATE: Shenandoah High School awards
• The emergency responders
• Puppy finds a home
• Firearm charge dropped against New Castle man
• Persistence, dedication pay off
• Commissioners host road show
• New Castle native helps revive Faith Band
• Henry County restaurant inspections
• Citizens State Bank announces contest winner
• Community Calendar June 24, 2011
• Republicans bail on budget talks, blame Democrats
• Illegal immigrant youth 'come out' in reform push
• Two House members want to end federal ban on pot
• Mullen sees risk in Obama's Afghanistan withdrawal
• Indiana official's bid for prosecutor probe rejected
• Baby dolphin at Indianapolis Zoo dies unexpectedly
• 32 counties approved for federal aid after storms
• UPDATE: Indiana abortion law stirs divide on women's access
• Community Center opens
• City receives $1.4M grant
• Nettle Creek board looks at policy change
• Council denies raises for Community Corrections
• Man stabbed in side at birthday party
• Kennard to conduct income survey
• Gospel band to play library today
• US envoy urges Israel, Palestinians to talk now
• Gore: On global warming, Obama has changed little
• Big city got you down? Stress study may show why
• ODD: US Airways lets man fly wearing women's panties
• POLL: Slow recovery weakens Obama support
• Amish man, 26, accused of sexting Indiana girl, 12
• Indiana schools with growing graduation rates get cash
• TS Tech to hire about 160
• A field day for farmers
• Argument may have sparked fatal attack
• Relay for Life is this weekend
• Ex-school building added to historic district
• City Council considers annexation
• Community Calendar June 22, 2011
• Clean-up to start in Mechanicsburg Cemetery
• Ten will try to cut the mustard in hot-dog-eating contest
• UPDATE: 'Canoe the Big Blue River' event rescheduled
• ODD: Penguin takes wrong turn, ends up in New Zealand
• Revenue and Medicare are at heart of deficit talks
• Stocks rise for fourth straight day on Greek hopes
• ODD: Utah man updated Facebook status during standoff
• Obama likely to cut 10K troops from Afghanistan
• Cigarettes will carry grisly new warning labels
• UPDATE: Indiana congressmen back Carbon Motors' loan request
• Education chief rewarding schools for grad rates
• Wife: Indiana elections chief stayed at ex-wife's
• Fifth Third Bank names Evan Bayh to board
• Planned Parenthood of Indiana stops seeing Medicaid patients
• UPDATE: Huntsman gets into White House race, promises jobs
• Building inspires frustration, action
• Fine paid for puppy's injury
• City, township working on new fire deal
• Plea bargain calls for home detention
• State: Fireworks stores need compliance certificates
• Commissioners will meet in Middletown this week
• POLICE REPORT June 21, 2011
• High court bars mass sex bias case vs. Wal-Mart
• US troops coming home? Obama to say on Wednesday
• Ex-auditor nominee eyes Indiana congressional run
• Judge denies White's request for immunity
• UPDATE: Police say truck on video not tied to missing IU student
• Judge grills Indiana attorney over immigration law
• Storms cause street flooding around Indianapolis
• BREAKING: Woman pleads guilty to leaving scene of fatal accident
• Town, ex-manager disagree
• Camera may monitor recycling site in Knightstown
• Convenience store chain eyes New Castle location
• Flying Circus to visit Hagerstown
• Festival takes flight
• Training institute going green in New Castle
• Habitat wall-raising is this weekend
• Police Report June 20, 2011
• Top-dollar Mike Pence campaign seeks grass-roots mantle
• Crime show airs new segment on missing IU student
• Ex-Indiana charter school teacher leads school effort
• Volunteers continue search for missing Indiana man
• More than 5 million affected by China flooding
• Gates: Military pressure key to talks with Taliban
• Why Wall Street still says buy, and you shouldn't
• Penney's shopping experience could be transformed
• Libya says 9 civilians killed in NATO airstrike
• States look to Internet taxes to close budget gaps
• Winds challenge crews battling AZ, NM wildfires
• Some Methodist clergy defy gay marriage ban
• North Carolina grapples with legacy of sterilization programs
• Eurozone delays decision on vital Greek loans
• Man accused in father's slaying pleads not guilty
• Man allegedly points gun at pedestrian
• 'Our little blessing'
• Unemployment rate increases in May
• Knightstown hikes sewer rates
• MADDIE WALLACE: Don't take your dad for granted
• Election set in Knightstown
• Tri Elementary School Honor Roll Fourth Nine Weeks
• Lincoln High School Honor Roll
• Police Report June 18, 2011
• Knightstown High School Honor Roll Semester Two
• Three Rivers meeting next week
• UPDATE: Hagerstown FFA earns honors at state event
• Knightstown High School Fourth Nine Weeks
• UPDATE: 2 weeks marked since Indiana student vanished
• Indiana gets week to rebut in Planned Parenthood case
• Indiana elections chief seeks immunity for testimony
• NE Indiana man admits sending threatening letters
• UPDATE: Lawsuit over Indiana immigration law heading to court
• ODD: 6-foot python found atop garbage truck in Ohio
• Relatives' DNA used to identify bin Laden's body
• Redistricting key to future of Weiner's House seat
• Anthony defense expert: Car smell was from trash
• Searching for airfares doesn't have to be a gamble
• AARP slammed for not fighting Social Security cuts
• Republican candidates jostle over who is toughest
• Marine reservist in custody after Pentagon scare
• Giffords to visit hometown of Tucson this weekend
• UPDATE: Henry County's unemployment rate increases
• UPDATE: Indiana Secretary of State's mother promises lawsuit
• 'Up like a match'
• Aquatic center opens for the summer
• Man accused of murdering father
• Hundreds of properties could be set for tax sale
• Outstanding service award presented
• Woman suffers broken arm in accident
• Statehouse protesters ordered to community service
• Feds praise Indiana for fewer food stamp errors
• Army veteran weighs Democratic run in Indiana's 2nd District
• Police: Body of Michigan woman discovered in Indiana
• Study: More college freshmen feel 'above average'
• Democrats criticize Romney for 'unemployed' joke
• ECONOMY GETS LIFT: Layoffs ease, home building up
• U.S. Senate votes to repeal ethanol tax credits
• Giffords must adjust to home after months of care
• Al-Zawahri succeeds bin Laden as al-Qaida leader
• Obama talks drawdown with his top Afghan commander
• BREAKING: Police investigating death
• UPDATE: Weiner resigns in wake of sex photos scandal
• UPDATE: State police begin annual school bus inspections
• UPDATE: Muncie firefighter killed in church blaze was father of 3
• Part-time help
• Classroom heroes honored
• Town races drawing candidates
• Gary man face retrial on 4 crack house murders
• Money hinders city demolitions
• Weighing cancer risks, from cellphones to coffee
• Woman trapped in car
• Iowa could decide Romney's top competition
• Man charged with murdering wife in gas-filled home
• Idaho couple's dream home was infested with snakes
• Breaches don't change Missouri River flood outlook
• Police arrest 2 men near home of singer Joss Stone
• Greek riots, political chaos hammer markets
• ODD: Idaho couple's dream home was infested with snakes
• White House defends legality of Libya mission
• UPDATE: Police seek truck in search for Indiana student
• A history of saves
• Free summer meal program expanded
• Taxing troubles
• Teachers recognized for their service
• Corporation contributes to emergency responders
• Food giveaway is Friday at First Baptist
• Valedictorian, salutatorian named at NCCHS
• Scholars, Ivy Tech sponsor career camps
• Franklin College students honored
• NEW CASTLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 2011 RECOGNITIONS
• Tips, rumors abound in Ind. missing student case
• Parts maker NetShape plans 63 more jobs in S. Ind.
• Huntsman joining GOP race - at Statue of Liberty
• Forensics expert on stand in Anthony murder trial
• Yemen sees largest protests since president left
• Analysis: Mitt Romney leaves GOP debate unscathed
• Blooms paint arts park
• SENIOR NITE CLUB
• Spilled coffee results in battery charge
• Local artist to paint murals at rehabilitation center
• Police hope to ID vehicles in Ind. student search
• White accuses special prosecutor of vote fraud
• Romney, GOP rivals face off in New Hampshire
• Missing Ind. autistic boy found dead near new home
• Airlines collected $3.4B in bag fees in 2010
• Hezbollah rise in Lebanon gives Syria, Iran sway
• Graduates say goodbye to NCCHS
• The show goes on
• Pence comes home to Indiana to fight Washington
• New events for annual festival
• Muncie man arrested on mo-ped
• TV show brings 30 to 40 tips on missing IU student
• Needlecast disease, drought killing Ind. trees
• Old Indy ballpark could be turned into apartments
• Dozens jockey for coveted Anthony trial seats
• Syria's army seizes back restive town after mutiny
• A Faith-ful return
• Taking meetings on the road
• Ex-Charles Beard school employee allegedly stole auto parts
• Woman faces dealing charges
• Visitors traveling long distances for Retro Weekend
• Another Habitat for Humanity Home
• JUNE 12-18: 50 YEARS AGO
• Union school board to meet
• Waste district meets next week
• Jet from miracle splashdown arrives at NC museum
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• Survivors of Joplin tornado develop rare infection
• Dow falls below 12K; stocks drop 6 weeks straight
• Gingrich wife under scrutiny in campaign upheaval
• District seeks to sidestep Indiana unused school law
• Defense asks Indiana high court to rehear police case
• Pawlenty taps Indiana man for campaign policy panel
• UPDATE: Drinking an issue in Indiana student's disappearance
• UPDATE: Cummins to add 600 jobs in Columbus
• Break in windy weather to help crews at Ariz. fire
• Police use checkpoint in Indiana student search
• 21 dead in Syrian crackdown and assault on north
• Sex offender in school?
• Soldier surprises sixth-graders
• Human remains unearthed
• Date set for wind energy forum
• What to do about vacant hotels?
• Nettle Creek considers changing its meeting schedule
• Middletown Fair: hot, fun-filled
• WeeNee World hosting WKPW night
• Fingertrip to perform at L-P Greenhouse on 'Pink Day'
• Cook and Belle to perform at Arts Park
• Flag Day plans made in Hagerstown
• Senior Center plans Smoky Mountain trip
• Preschool benefits last into adulthood, study says
• ODD: Chicago-area man returns bag with $17K in cash
• Gingrich campaign in tatters as top aides resign
• Panetta: Iraq will ask for some US troops to stay
• Indiana's largest reservoir bouncing back from flood
• Southern Indiana business man plans run for governor
• UBS paying $677K to Ind. over investment problems
• Indianapolis police arrest 15 in gang sweep
• UPDATE: Police say missing student not involved in fight
• Weiner abides despite new photo, baby on the way
• Family sues Carmel schools over team bus assault
• Pioneer Day at Parker
• 'A big responsibility'
• Healthy Henry County
• Fire burns New Castle home
• Library hosts photo contest
• Library's 'Lunch and Learn' continues
• Swim lessons offered at the aquatic center
• Shirley's history discussed on Thursday
• Library hosts 'Babushka's Garden'
• ODD: Spelling detour says Sign in Ohio spells north 'NORHT'
• Chrysler faces fines over Indiana plant violations
• UPDATE: Police expand search for Indiana college student
• UPDATE: Boil water advisory lifted in Hagerstown
• Independent enters race for mayor
• One last walk at NCCHS
• Tri High teams place well at state
• City, county see runway project differently
• Child porn problem for entire state
• Mo-ped driver in hospital following crash with SUV
• Former Wayne Co. sheriff makes decision on run in 6th District congressional race
• Baby dolphin born at Indianapolis Zoo
• No more national anthem at pacifist Indiana college
• Missing Indiana student sparks memories of 2000 case
• Gates piled up miles as wartime Pentagon chief
• Testimony in Anthony trial focuses on trash bag
• ODD: Missouri cicada ice cream seller told to cool it
• CDC: Food poisoning from salmonella up in US
• Pawlenty econ plan rooted in bullish 5 percent growth
• Navy ship that buried bin Laden stops in Hawaii
• GOP leader 'cautiously optimistic' on debt talks
• Weiner draws no defense from Democrats
• Public welcome at euchre fundraiser
• Bernanke: Economy slowing but faster growth ahead
• UPDATE: Non-city residents will have to pay more for season passes to aquatic center
• Horse show at capacity
• Two men arrested on separate pot charges
• Knightstown accident victim still critical
• City makes $100K mistake
• New Castle Animal Hospital hires a new vet
• Losantville festival will be Friday, Saturday
• Reason to discuss Shirley history
• Straughn Alumni's 91st reunion set
• New Castle Chrysler Class of '66 plans weekend
• UPDATE: Boil order could last until Wednesday in Hagerstown
• Planned Parenthood: 7 Indiana clinics close if law stands
• White House: Troop drawdown will be 'real,' no decision yet
• ODD: Cops says Conn. man punched self to fake assault
• Economic concerns sink stocks for 4th straight day
• AP Sources: Edwards emails acknowledge payments
• Health care law waivers stir suspicion of favors
• UPDATE: Indiana gets $500,000 to help veterans find jobs
• Happy campers are what Salvation Army organizers have in mind
• Council considers pool fees
• UPDATE: Woman seriously injured in car wreck
• Raising funds for water charity
• McGalliard's goodbye
• Name change to take effect
• New name affects signs, paper, cards
• International flair on display at Tri Olympics
• On last day of class, Blue River students look forward
• Kennard to hold meetings
• Henry County Sheriff's camp accepting campers
• Town of Lewisville to sell metal slide
• Hoosiers reminded to record and report damage
• Cleanup under way at cemetery
• Indiana takes in $150M more than expected in May
• State police warn Indiana residents about phone scams
• ODD: Texas boy, 10, ticketed for improper seat belt use
• Wal-Mart CEO pushes plan to keep retailer growing
• UPDATE: John Edwards indicted in $925K mistress cover-up
• Kevorkian's audacious attitude set him apart
• Obama: US economy still facing challenges
• Bleak jobs report dampens hopes of steady growth
• Supt. Haskell resigns from South Henry Schools
• Ivy Tech nixes plan
• Solar energy projects one step closer at Charles Beard schools
• New Castle woman wants to help tornado victims
• Cadiz man arrested for domestic battery
• L-P Greenhouse to host Pink Day fundraiser
• State: Be cautious of post-storm scams
• West Point cadets announced for Eastern Indiana region
• Police Report June 3, 2011
• Community Calendar June 3, 2011
• Gary mayor ends ticket quotas for traffic officers
• Purdue: Soy planting very late, extra care needed
• ODD: Missouri police shoot gator twice, then realize it's fake
• Mullen: Pace of Afghanistan withdrawal undecided
• Democrats meeting with Obama on deficits
• 13 advance to finals of National Spelling Bee
• Stocks mixed on weak retail and jobless reports
• UPDATE: Food pyramid out, 'My Plate' in for healthy eating
• UPDATE: No license needed to fish Indiana waters this weekend
• Mitt Romney: 'Barack Obama has failed America'
• Temporary judge named to replace Michael Peyton
• Parking lot cemetery sinkhole explored
• New Castle bolsters summer school program
• Money allegedly stolen from union safe in New Castle
• Henry County's YMCA to host party for retiree
• 'Dance with Cindy' recital set
• OUT&ABOUT: What do to this weekend
• Flamingos available for hire
• Reception in honor of retiring principal
• Police Report June 2, 2011
• UPDATE: New Castle Class of '81 has 'missing persons'
• UPDATE: Sobriety checkpoint set for Madison County
• White House promotes auto bailouts, cites paybacks
• WALL STREET; Fears of economic slowdown hammer stocks
• State of Indiana eyes possible takeover of 18 failing schools
• UPDATE: HHS rejects Indiana Medicaid changes
• UPDATE: NY representative says he didn't send Twitter photo
• Exhibit to give hands-on archeological experience
• ODD: Mallard duck nesting in Maine Home Depot garden
• UPDATE: National Road Yard Sale enters year 8
• Will runway project fly or die?
• Making a splash
• Man accused of molesting second foster child
• Scholarships available for Henry County area students
• Sunnyside Church of God will have revival
• Top NCCHS students honor teachers
• Tuition hikes approved for Indiana University
• Predicting 2011 hurricane season could be tough
• House to reject debt limit increase without cuts
• Pakistan forms commission to probe bin Laden raid
• UPDATE: Hoopla, hype hover over unsettled GOP field
• Republicans question healthier eating proposals
• UPDATE: Honda plans adding 1,000 jobs at SE Indiana plant
• A time to say thanks
• Luminaries available for 2011 Henry County Relay for Life
• Indiana chambers of commerce take bigger role in politics
• Summer brings farmers market
• Mike Pence: Remember 'the cost of war'
• Police Report May 31, 2011
• Community Calendar May 31, 2011
• UPDATE: Memorial Day comes as troops fight in Afghanistan
• Indiana fails report card on kids' dental health
• South Bend zoo helps breed endangered Asian takins
• Dairy Queen celebrates 60 years
• Henry County native completes junior year at West Point
• Cadiz plans Community Day, July 16
• Cemetery holds story of city's past
• GOP adds candidate for City Council
• INDOT awards $1.8 million contract for I-70 work in Henry County
• Citizens bank employees ride bikes to work
• Hagerstown FFA places in state contest
• New Castle High School Alumni Association to meet
• Police Report May 30, 2011
• Community Calendar May 30, 2011
• Trojans to be in 500 parade
• A family of soldiers
• Impaired schooling
• Students help injured puppy
• Knightstown Council may restructure town's operations
• Knightstown recycling site closed
• Police Report May 28, 2011
• UPDATE: Weather Service confirms 10 tornadoes in Indiana
• Student group retools after Daniels declines run
• UPDATE: Fiat to buy remaining US stake in Chrysler
• Ivy Tech freezes tuition for military veterans
• 'It's a mess'
• Vets to use wreath in memorial ceremonies
• Storm topples tree, brings 2 inches of rain
• Golf course sale gains some support
• Economist: Look at other options
• Roads once again draw commissioners' attention
• Obama, Medvedev work to overcome nations' mistrust
• Senate clearing way to extend terror-fighting bill
• Indiana farmers far behind in planting corn crop
• At least 3 tornadoes confirmed in Southern Indiana
• UPDATE: Powerful storms pound several central U.S. states
• Getting ready to race
• Push begins for reward in puppy case
• Campground to salute veterans
• New state park firewood regulations
• 'Disintegrating' building for sale
• Probation staffing draws concerns
• Out&About: What to do this weekend
• Family thanks many supporters of benefit ride
• Community Calendar May 26, 2011
• URGENT Former street preacher gets life in Smart case
• Storms cause scattered flooding, damage in Ind.
• Dems rejoice over NY; will Medicare redo 2012?
• Egypt to open Rafah crossing permanently
• UPDATE: Tornado Watch is in effect
• UPDATE: Severe weather safety tips from the State Police
• ODD: Bee swarm buzzes Evansville firefighters
• UPDATE: Obama says US, UK relationship is enduring
• Ivy Tech wants new downtown campus
• Puppy's burn injuries inspire anger
• Program teachers Wilbur Wright students about national parks
• Trees, buildings fall during storm
• Man arrested again for domestic battery
• Fire investigation dog Tyson earns financial support
• Community Calendar May 25, 2011
• Biscuits, gravy and more served by Senior Center
• Knightstown Council to meet Thursday
• Chrysler repays $7.6B in government loans
• Receding floodwaters reveal ruined homes, crops
• Flights canceled as volcanic ash touches Scotland
• Egypt's Mubarak to be tried over protester deaths
• 2 Ind. school buses collide; minor injuries seen
• Daniels mum on whether he'll endorse GOP candidate
• Senate Democratic leader not running for governor
• UPDATE: Luke Messer to seek Mike Pence's congressional seat
• Puppy found badly burned
• Adult pass to pool may cost more this summer
• Three Knightstown workers resign
• Car sighting leads to drug, theft arrest
• New Castle's Glen Oaks to celebrate National Senior Health and Fitness Day
• Historic cemetery marker dedication is Saturday
• BREAKING: Severe storm causes damage
• Indiana colleges propose tuition rates exceed cap
• Medicaid agency reviewing Planned Parenthood law
• US stocks plunge on European debt worries
• Pakistani troops retake naval base from militants
• Obama in jubilant Ireland: 'I've come home'
• Pawlenty launches bid, delivers tough talk in Iowa
• AFTER THE STORM: Inside Missouri hospital, a mix of chaos and bravery
• UPDATE: Daniels to talk about education overhaul Tuesday
• Confirmed in Christ
• Some move on to state competition in June
• Man dies after race crash
• Chamber of commerce hopes to print new county maps
• Daniels, Hoosiers say family comes before ambition
• Spacewalking astronauts encounter bolt trouble
• Tornado kills 1 in Kan., damages hundreds of homes
• Militants storm Pakistani navy base
• Bigger Icelandic eruption, but less airline angst
• 2012 governor's race shaping up to be entertaining
• NO GO IN 2012: Ind. GOP Gov. Daniels not running
• School board decision drawing more attention
• Knightstown could see 38 percent sewage rate hike
• Tri Titans start their engines
• Highway 38 Sale: Vendors offer bargains on all kinds of items
• Henry County unemployment rate continues to drop
• Union School Board to hold special meeting
• State Police made 125 criminal arrests in April in Pendleton District
• High water makes Mississippi dangerous to navigate
• Remains found in Indiana IDed as Illinois teen
• Ind. court denies delay in White case
• Billionaire Pickens says Obama lacks energy plan
• Analysis: Abbas, Netanyahu face hard choices
• Taliban car bomb blasts US convoy in Pakistan
• Learning the Wright way
• A family of Eagle Scouts
• Boles doesn't formally contest results
• Solar project still in the shade
• Mike Pence to speak at Memorial Day ceremony
• Indiana extends cell phone no-call list deadline
• Planned Parenthood serving needy through May 30
• Indiana ruling on illegal police entry sparks protest
• UPDATE: U.S. predicts 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes
• Ex-IMF chief gets $1M bail in NYC sex assault case
• UPDATE: Change would allow bus drivers in Indiana to search students
• UPDATE: Daniels says US debt threatens American dream
• UPDATE: Rep. Giffords has surgery to repair skull
• Memorial Day Parade
• Hair cut leads to help
• Labor investigators start enforcement initiative in New Castle
• Hagerstown in top 10 of decorating competition
• New Castle-Henry County Chamber golf outing is next month
• Woman allegedly batters police
• Library hosts 'Back to Basics' program
• Republican announces bid for Pence's seat in Congress
• Friends of the Library host big book sale
• Police Report May 19, 2011
• Little Red Door opens New Castle location
• Attorney wants court to reconsider police ruling
• Daniels brushes of questions about White House run
• Iran could play role in al-Qaida, post-bin Laden
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• Schwarzenegger child report spurs media frenzy
• ODD: Circumcision ban to appear on San Francisco ballot
• Plan for cemetery resurfaces
• Bike to work, feel the benefits
• Employee day care discussed at Shenandoah
• Shenandoah qualifies for expanded grant
• Henry County United Fund celebrates achievements during annual meeting
• Supporters of Obama to meet Saturday
• Cemetery having 'welcome' tent open over Memorial Day weekend
• Sulphur Springs Council meets next week
• Democrats on other side of lobbying role reversal
• Analysis: GOP race more about who's out than in
• Shriver: It's a 'painful and heartbreaking time'
• Daniels won't take much longer on 2012 decision
• New Castle man could face life in prison
• Downtown project almost complete
• Henry County Jail death may lead to lawsuit
• Traffic restricted for Garner Street project
• 'They need us to back them'
• New Castle choirs present annual Spring Sing
• Community Calendar May 17, 2011
• Greg York speaks tonight to Women's Democrat Club
• New Castle Class of 1966 celebrating 45th reunion
• State police increase patrols during holiday
• TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT? You're out, he tells himself
• 2nd body found in NW Indiana manure pile identified
• Coats: Obama correct withholding Bin Laden photos
• Former speaker Gregg running for Indiana governor
• From New Castle superintendent to author
• Art imitates life: Painting of New Castle's dowtown has been donated to be displayed in city
• New life at vacant restaurant
• Kids celebrate at end of DARE program
• Judge: Trial will remain in Henry County
• Shooting range, recreational enterprise to be considered by planning commission
• Street lights may be upgraded in Straughn
• BREAKING NEWS: Federal gov't involved in drug arrests
• Shirley to consider grant draws
• Indiana Planned Parenthood extends imperiled services
• Daniels signs measure changing Indiana alcohol ID law
• Tea party godfather Ron Paul running for president
• Poll: Republicans shrug at GOP's 2012 field
• Finances look worse for Medicare, Social Security
• Taliban show resolve to fight on after bin Laden
• THE NOSE KNOWS: Allergy season here with vengeance
• Venue for hit-and-run case still undecided
• Calling in the cavalry
• Is Henry County's workforce ready for growth?
• Wind energy meeting to be held in June
• Disaster exercise to test Indiana safety
• Special Olympics fish fry was a success
• Family hosts benefit ride for daughter
• Genealogy workshop planned by DAR
• Spiceland Township Neighborhood Watch meeting set
• Henry Township residents invited to clothing giveaway
• Speaker to address parents of special-needs children
• Planned Parenthood fund covers needy through Saturday
• UPDATE: Growing Indiana school districts drop funding lawsuit
• Tenn. officer appeals firing over confiscated beer
• ODD: Stinky souvenirs! Prague Zoo sells elephant dung
• White House: No more photo re-enactments
• McCain: Torture did not lead to bin Laden death
• Police: Man who tried entering Army base caught
• Greensboro church plans revival
• Hit-and-run case to be heard in court
• Stricter dress code for NCCHS
• Three Rivers must look for new home
• Living the circus life
• Man arrested for paddling minor
• NEW CANDIDATE: Financial adviser to run for Pence's seat
• Police Report May 12, 2011
• Rushville man injured in car accident
• Shirley has new youth club
• Kennard Town Council to meet
• UPDATE: Judge allows Indiana to cut Planned Parenthood funds
• Emails show Duke's debate on hiring Indiana regulator
• Toyota plants to raise production in June
• Some US lawmakers to view bin Laden body photos
• Long line to pay taxes
• Making room at New Castle schools
• New Castle Middle School put on lockdown
• Suspect's brother accused of threatening witness
• Gym class in danger at Blue River
• Three caught with allegedly stolen metal
• Community Calendar May 11, 2011
• Flute and piano recital planned Sunday
• New Castle optometrist elected president of Indiana Optometric Association Board
• Restaurant wants exception to serve alcohol
• Muddy mess emerges as Indiana flooding recedes
• Arrested student not worried about deportation
• UPDATE: Indiana Gov. Daniels thinks he could beat Obama
• Report: Up to 44m more uninsured under GOP budget
• UPDATE: Obama mocks Republican position on immigration
• Teen arrested in N. Ind. school shooting threat
• UPDATE: Businessman announcing run for Indiana governor
• Arson blamed for several Indianapolis fires
• Preparing for the worst at new training center
• Successes, failures at the Indiana Statehouse
• New Castle man arrested after fight with girlfriend
• Gambling case ends with plea deal
• After accident, two arrested in Wayne County
• Library hosts Lunch & Learn series
• Rush County Players announce tryouts
• Euchre fundraiser is Saturday
• Community Calendar May 10, 2011
• A car wash for a good cause
• EDC board meets Thursday
• Randolph County's Union Township Trustee Board to meet
• No campaign talk in Ind. first lady's GOP speech
• Amazon planning 3rd Ind. distribution center
• State Farm to close offices in Ill., Ind., Mich.
• Democrats pin hopes on Donnelly, Ind. Senate race
• For Libyan rebels, border post is strategic prize
• Greece hit by new downgrade, EU ponders more help
• Longtime Ind. Rep. Burton plans re-election bid
• UPDATE: Indiana Democratic Rep. Donnelly to run for Senate
• Skyvue Drive-In: affordable, fun, family experience
• A new way to camp at Summit Lake State Park
• DIGGING FOR WATER: New Castle girls want to help bring water to undeveloped countries
• Durham's doesn't sell in sheriff's sale
• Spring property tax deadline for Henry County is Tuesday
• Suicidal man leads police on high-speed chase
• Police Report May 9, 2011
• UPDATE: Joe Donnelly to run for U.S. Senate in Indiana
• Do-not-call list may expand to cell phone users
• Indiana schools weigh options after voters nix tax hikes
• In tornado-stricken Alabama, shock yields to grief
• US says it wants access to bin Laden widows
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• New Castle native, husband win HGTV Dream Home
• Democrat announces interest in congressional seat
• Town of Middletown looks to make money moves
• LOOKING BACK: Events that happened years ago this week
• Beautifying the city: Group gathers to pick up trash
• Middletown Library accepting worn American flags
• Hickory Creek collecting pull tabs
• Knightstown Town Council to meet
• Gas price to drop as oil joins commodities plunge
• Businesses now hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• Obama to bin Laden assault team: 'Job well done'
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for Osama bin Laden's death
• UPDATE: Potential foe Daniels greets Obama on Indiana arrival
• UPDATE: Obama praises Indiana factory for hybrid push
• FFA Day a hit with Tri students
• Pence decision inspires happiness, uncertainty
• South Henry looks for new employees
• NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER
• Library offers e-books help
• Old school building, new debate
• Three Rivers board will meet Wednesday
• Obama in NY: We never forget, we mean what we say
• THE ECONOMY: Rise in layoffs, gas prices cloud hiring outlook
• Indiana tax revenue falls short of April forecast
• Indiana Gov. Daniels to decide soon on White House
• Report: White apparently intended vote violations
• Gasoline prices set record highs in Indiana
• Trump won't drive Indy 500 pace car, after all
• UPDATE: ISTEP scores being reviewed after computer glitch
• Daniels wants piece of 2012 policy debate
• New Castle turnout higher than many cities
• Economist Morton Marcus to speak in New Castle
• Volunteers sought for economic development initiative
• County to move toward privatizing golf course
• For the benefit of Special Olympics
• Hagerstown's Nellie Bell wins state contest
• Community Calendar May 5, 2011
• Southern gospel music at New Castle eatery
• Hagerstown applies for energy grant
• Daniels promotes education record as he eyes White House
• Feds arrest 19, break up 4-state prostitution ring
• UPDATE: Obama says he won't release bin Laden death photos
• Afghan Taliban likely to rethink ties to al-Qaida
• UPDATE: Pence appears set to enter governor race
• AFTER THE RAID: Debating photos, foreign aid, more
• UPDATE: Rain, chill add to misery of tornado victims
• Clerk chases knife-wielding robber
• IT'S YORK OVER BOLES: York earns 56 percent of the vote on Tuesday; Boles says challenge is likely
• Democratic incumbents find success
• Carol Goodwin wins Republican race for City Council seat
• Weather doesn't stop some voters
• Artisans offer items with 'mom appeal' on Saturday
• Lansinger upsets Judge Hamilton
• Blood draw planned in Hagerstown
• 2011 PRIMARY ELECTION: The votes have been counted
• Protests slam Indiana Planned Parenthood funding cut
• Daniels keeps 2012 talk with George W. Bush secret
• Pakistan criticizes US raid on bin Laden
• Small cars lead US auto sales higher in April
• Senate Democrats eye $4 trillion budget savings plan
• UPDATE: Low voter turnout reported at polls
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• PRAYING AS ONE: Henry County has several events planned for Thursday's National Day of Prayer
• 'This is a serious election'
• BUSINESS: New taxi service hits the road
• Middletown gunshot appears to be self-inflicted
• Rep. Saunders' Conflicts of interest bill dies late in session
• Unexpected costs for sewer project: $80,000 in needed repairs found underground
• Correctional workers honored during special week
• Waste district board to meet May 10
• Exercise class added to Senior Center roster
• Wilbur Wright Birthplace & Museum Home School Day set
• Threats put Muncie-area schools on lockdown
• UPDATE: Indiana officials react to bin Laden's death
• GOVERNOR? Pence says he has reached decision on 2012 plans
• UPDATE: Bin Laden death prompts preparedness reminder
• Government borrowing goes on under GOP, Obama plans
• Stocks end lower despite bin Laden death, earnings
• Bin Laden's luxury hideout raises questions
• One unwary phone call led US to bin Laden doorstep
• Chrysler turns first profit since bankruptcy
• Indiana Gov. Daniels heads on East Coast trip
• Pence to call supporters; may signal 2012 plans
• UPDATE: Bin Laden hid in Pakistan city laden with military
• UPDATE: Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Man arrested for battering father
• New taxi service hits the road
• 'WE NEED THIS': New Castle wants corporation-wide full-day kindergarten
• Sunday program will honor police, EMS, firefighters
• Election is just days away
• Special commissioners meeting on Wednesday
• Hospital Heights Park shelter gets a facelift
• Police: 4 Earlham students beaten in armed robbery
• Indiana lawmakers approve tracking meth ingredients
• Indiana Senate narrowly OKs texting while driving ban
• Lawmakers approve 40 as Indiana alcohol ID age
• Criminal checks on Indiana medical workers wins OK
• UPDATE: Shooting investigated in Lewisville
• Nettle Creek sees vocational enrollment rise
• U.S. attorney cracks down on violent crime
• 'How are we going to fix the roads?'
• Church interested in former school building
• Giffords: A poignant presence, but out of view
• Southern Ind. town begins cleanup after floods
• Ex-Ind. Democratic legislator plans Congress bid
• Palestinian leader downplays fears over Hamas deal
• Rain brings farmers to standstill; city pumping at capacity
• Headstart on the future
• Seniors told to be 'lifelong learners'
• Henry County gov't earns 'A' financial rating
• Applications being accepted for Memorial Day Parade
• Guard performance at noon Saturday
• Ind. 38 reopen; culvert replacement west of Hagerstown finishes ahead of schedule
• All-City Band Festival set for Thursday
• Battery collection benefits health research
• Psychiatric hospital, homes evacuated in Indiana
• Election day alters trash collection
• DNA tests link Southern leprosy cases to armadillo
• In NH, Trump takes credit for Obama birth info
• Royal wedding guests face strict security sweeps
• Small schools could see cuts
• Indiana State Police offer summer camps
• Two new senators for Henry County?
• Historic New Harmony keeps wary eye on river
• Government forces bombard Libyan port
• Shrinking funds pull plug on alien search devices
• Daniels' timeline for White House campaign ticking
• Deal uncertain on Indiana immigration bill
• No charges in weekend stabbing
• March district traffic, enforcement results released
• Lewisville putting sirens up for sale
• Records commission will meet May 4
• Department of Natural Resources looking for future conservation officers
• UPDATE: Board of Aviation Commissioners wants county to look into wind farm
• White County won big with wind energy; can Henry do the same?
• Students fondly remember weekend in D.C.
• Businesses host trade show to raise money for cancer
• Mr. Hoots goes to the capitol
• Raintree band gives library concert
• S. Indiana braces for worst flooding in decade
• Search on for unbiased jurors in Blagojevich case
• Thousands of Syrian troops raid rebellious city
• Democrats want deadline in elections chief dispute
• 400 inmates, some Taliban, escape Afghan prison
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• US default could be disastrous choice for economy
• Budget could spur talks of school consolidation
• Taxpayers paying more in nursing home costs despite law
• Ind. ban on synthetic marijuana nears approval
• Political rookie takes on veteran council member
• Junior rodeo coming to town
• Earth Day Celebration offers clean, green fun
• Council candidates eye changes for trash pickup
• Sparks fly at Democratic mayoral debate
• Durham's Ristorante is set for sheriff's sale on May 6
• Mayoral candidate's signs go up in flames
• KNIGHTSTOWN TOWN COUNCIL: Considering sewer rate increase
• AFTER ADDICTION: A convicted felon, drug addict shares her story
• Prison riot occurred four years ago Sunday; memories are unforgettable for some
• LOOKING BACK: A glimpse into Henry County's past
• Henry County zoning board to meet May 3
• UPDATE: Case of police officer killed by auto could be moved
• 2 horses abandoned in Fort Wayne park
• Anti-Planned Parenthood law could cost Ind. $4 million
• UPDATE: Rain forecast leaves Indiana bracing for flooding
• Family: Indiana school shooting victim 'doing well'
• Report: Transocean contributed to Gulf disaster
• "Birther" claims force GOP leaders to take a stand
• McCain wants increased support for Libya's rebels
• Pope talks of suffering during Good Friday TV show
• Toyota: Car production disrupted until November or December
• Indiana AG: CVS to pay $858K over inflated Rx claims
• UPDATE: Indiana Legislature to resume work Monday
• ARREST: Man accused of stealing copper with minor
• CAB School Board receives anti-solar petition
• Former bookstore arson investigation still in progress
• Road 950N bridge at Fall Creek to close Monday
• New Castle City Council: Stuck in a debate it can't get out of
• Couches, mattresses and chairs ... oh my! - Big trash items present problems
• Wilbur Wright Birthplace sponsors free game afternoon
• Bills to help libraries, ease local government transfers enacted
• Community Calendar April 22, 2011
• Clinic will raise money for Cambridge City's Vinton House
• Spiceland Crime Watch meeting set
• Legion to host kids at Easter party
• WWII POW Wayman Hoots to be honored at Statehouse
• Indy Zoo officials: Rescued dolphin is thriving
• Indiana Senate OKs budget increasing school funding
• Indiana Senate OKs most expansive voucher plan in US
• UPDATE: Indiana elections chief appeals ruling
• Amazon failure takes down sites across Internet
• ODD: Montana cow delivers triplets, is nursing all 3
• New Mexico ex-gov. Johnson announces presidential bid
• Poll: Youth without degrees at end of job line
• CDC predicts smoking bans in every state by 2020
• President Obama says new task force will examine gas prices
• Gates foresees turning point in Afghanistan war
• TRAVEL FORECAST: No break this spring at the gas pump
• UPDATE: Indiana Senate could vote on school voucher plan Thursday
• Middletown hires private firm to catch dogs
• County caravan to visit wind farm
• Movie magic possible in New Castle this summer
• 'It's your tax dollars'
• Spring property taxes are due by May 10
• Watch for farm equipment on the roads
• Absentee voting deadlines coming soon
• Earth Day celebration is on Saturday
• One-third in Indianapolis use cellphones only
• GOP forges ahead with Indiana redistricting
• ODD: Complaints end goldfish racing at Wash. state bar
• UPDATE: High winds, heavy rains batter central, southern Indiana
• Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster
• New school program working in Middletown
• Henry County's unemployment rate continued to fall in March
• Shenandoah board fields kindergarten funding concerns
• Town's electric rates to go up slowly
• FUELING GROWTH: Despite challenges, Middletown biodiesel plant finds success
• Daniels wants taxpayer refund back in budget
• Toyota extends North American production cuts
• Indiana House OKs criminal checks on medical workers
• Allison Transmission to expand Indy HQ, add jobs
• Obama's pulpit is bully, but GOP keeps charging
• ODD: Lost goat wanders into Idaho music store
• McDonald's hiring day draws crowds, high hopes
• YOU'VE GOT MAIL
• Residency issue looms over race
• Schools welcome more money for kindergarten
• Children's school absences result in charges
• City Council approves new dispatch contract
• Man arrested after leaving accident
• Clerk's office will be open Friday
• Supply Station opens for season Tuesday
• 'School House Rock' auditions set
• Ind. Senate OKs change spurred by White indictment
• Ind. Senate backs pulling Planned Parenthood money
• IBM: Daniels' email shows he had key role in deal
• Entergy sues to keep Vermont nuclear plant open
• Army reaches out to Chinese community after scam
• Fla. boy, 16, accused of killing British tourists
• Nigerian leader wins presidential poll amid riots
• Car bombs in central Baghdad kill 9
• Vandals damage divisive photo at French exhibit
• Purdue alum Cain to visit alma mater Wednesday
• Pentagon inquiry clears McChrystal of wrongdoing
• New Castle City Council meets at 7 p.m. tonight, 911 contract is on the agenda
• TAKING A BITE OUT OF ARSON: Meet Tyson, the new fire dog
• Henry County now has a 'bureau of inspections'
• KNOCKING OUT CANCER: 24-year-old from Knightstown battles cancer
• Middletown Library closes for Good Friday
• CIRCUS COMES BACK TO TOWN: Kelly Miller Circus returning to New Castle
• Super rich see federal taxes drop dramatically
• US museums face financial woes, get more visitors
• Air controllers to get more rest between shifts
• UPDATE: Legislators pushing looser gun laws this session
• Indiana lawmakers push voluntary renewable standards
• TWO DEMOCRATS COMPETE FOR MAYOR: Same party, different ideas
• 2011 PRIMARY ELECTION: City judge candidate says listening is key to good judgment
• QUESTION AND ANSWER: Democratic mayoral candidate Sherman Boles
• 2011 PRIMARY ELECTION: Jobs, teamwork are focuses of City Council at-large race
• QUESTION AND ANSWER: Democratic mayoral candidate Greg York
• The 2011 primary election ballot
• Plainfield man shoots himself during police chase
• 2011 PRIMARY ELECTION: Ward 4 Republican Candidates stress fiscal responsibility
• MARCH FOR KIDS: County Head Start pre-school classes raise awareness of child abuse
• INTERVIEW WITH BARACK OBAMA: Raise debt ceiling or risk global recession
• Daniels backs $150M boost for Indiana schools
• Indiana House panel backs weakened immigration bill
• Likely GOP contenders, including Mitch Daniels, plot tea party strategies
• Duncan, Daniels split on teacher unions, vouchers
• Analysts: Indiana taking in more money than thought
• BREAKING: Man shoots himself following short police chase
• THE VOID
• Golf course could be privatized
• Shell building gaining traction
• Bullying presentation highlights program
• Company to hire for constructing prison modules
• Storms drafted ethics memo on own case at IURC
• Ind. Senate panel backs GOP redistricting plan
• Obama looks to hometown to restart money chase
• NY mom's posting before fatal plunge: 'forgive me'
• Mo. lawmakers overhaul law aimed at puppy mills
• Scuffles, protests mar BP shareholder meeting
• Gadhafi defiant despite NATO airstrikes in Tripoli
• Lincoln students to design logo
• Veterans services officer hired
• UPDATE: Arizona-style provision removed from immigration bill
• Child fair offers free fun Saturday
• Manhunt leads to schools lockdown
• NEW CASTLE'S FADED HEARTBEAT: The Service
• Tax cap impact here in 2011: $4.7 million
• Man accused of sex act in front of minors
• Property tax caps take toll on schools
• Schools save on energy costs
• NEW CASTLE'S FADED HEARTBEAT PART THREE: The workers
• Middletown council president to run for clerk-treasurer
• New Castle celebrates Butler
• Relay for Life will be June 24
• Blue River Valley to resurface its track
• Mystery author shares inspiration
• Vectren disputes union press release
• Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraiser in bloom
• Uruguay removing amnesty for dictatorship crimes
• Egypt's Mubarak hospitalized with heart problems
• 2012 in sight, Obama looks back to Chicago again
• Ex-Republican chair pleads guilty to drunk driving
• Ind. jury seated to hear ex-Marine's murder trial
• Bill changing Indiana sentencing rules seems dead
• IU hopes to host presidential or VP debate in 2012
• Redistricting proposals would bring big changes for Henry County
• THE HISTORY
• Butler parade will start at 6:30 p.m. tonight
• Woman charged with 20 counts of forgery
• Vectren closes local office
• ODD: Man gets 5 years in prison for drunken scootering
• Proposal aims to keep students from poor teachers
• Indicted businessmen freed from Indy halfway house
• Lockout not slowing down Indy's Super Bowl plans
• Early warning prevented injuries in Iowa twister
• Obama sizes up options for health care cuts
• UPDATE: Butler parade will now start at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
• Drivers start to cut back on gas as prices rise
• UPDATE: Report says truck-only lanes could come from toll bill
• UPDATE: Indiana redistricting maps expected out Monday
• UPDATE: Indiana lawmakers to consider big education proposals
• The connection; factory 'created hope' and changed a city forever
• Continuing Dad's generosity
• A day on the farm
• Traffic stops net estimated $350,000 in heroin
• Reaching a crossroads
• Fighting back against cancer
• New Castle man pleads guilty, gets 10 years
• Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• UPDATE: Obama cancels visit Indiana hybrid vehicle factory
• Indiana House boycotters' fines taken from stipends
• Goal of 'Community Walk-A-Bout': Help fund three agencies
• A BUTLER CELEBRATION: New Castle will host festivities on Tuesday
• Show choirs wrap up season with concert at Bundy
• Tri High to offer Advanced Placement history
• Democratic mayoral candidate: It's all about marketing
• Robbery suspect to be sentenced, alleged accomplice still headed for trial
• Knights sponsor fish fry
• Libertarian convention planned April 16
• Indicted businessman wants out of halfway house
• Indiana lawmakers at odds over alcohol ID changes
• Indiana governor, possible 2012 foe, to greet Obama
• US to use Facebook, Twitter to issue terror alerts
• Stores turn in surprisingly strong sales for March
• Stocks dip after another earthquake hits Japan
• Social Security stopping mailed earning statements
• 3-2-1-blastoff to space shuttles' last destination
• Earth Day celebration branching out in Henry County
• 2 arrested on I-70, could face drug charges
• Sailors remember fallen shipmates
• Nanny to put her toughness to the test
• Big Band Bash revives swing era
• Suspect in $200M fraud ordered to live in shelter
• AP IMPACT: Synthetic drugs send thousands to ER
• Wis. voters send governor strong, angry message
• Judge hears arguments in White election challenge
• Gates in Baghdad for talks with Iraqi officials
• Former US rep in Libya to seek Gadhafi's exit
• Afghan officials: 2-3 men suspected in UN attack
• Swim Club seeks new members
• Oil jumps above $109 a barrel
• Obama administration: Shutdown would hurt economy
• Bristol Palin earns $262K for teen pregnancy work
• In bunker, Ivory's Coast's Gbagbo plays final hand
• Japan nuclear plant plugs highly radioactive leak
• Fate uncertain for proposed Indiana smoking ban
• Bail hearing held for mom who ate rat poison, aborted pregnancy
• Candidate: Prove me wrong and I'll give you $1,000 and a kiss
• Library featuring Tiffany glass presentation
• Hospital to welcome new Cath Lab
• Hagerstown has strong ties to Indy 500
• Sale result is 'wonderful news'
• Forum on bullying postponed to next week
• 6-year-old boy dies in boat crash
• 'Somebody out there knows something'
• Baker Park Aquatic Center to open late this year
• Day of Action raises awareness of local unions
• Rain soaks Henry County, but few problems reported
• New Castle planning parade for Butler connections
• Ind. students return to school hit by shooting
• Feds seek $7M in privately made 'Liberty Dollars'
• Banks, credit-card issuers warn of email breach
• Feds call on industry to repair aging pipelines
• Deadly W.Va. explosion makes big industry change
• Obama opens bid for new term, no longer outsider
• Deal needed to avoid spending train wreck
• West Wing disappears behind noisy construction job
• Libyan rebels reject role for Gadhafi sons
• UN uses attack helicopters in Ivory Coast
• Japan nuke plant dumps radioactive water into sea
• Euchre fundraiser is Saturday
• Phoenix Dancers appearing Friday
• Farmers market vendor meeting is Tuesday
• Tickets remain for 'bag bash' fundraiser
• Could a shell building attract new business?
• Industrial accident still under investigation
• Japan quake highlights needs for Ind. training
• Work begins on I-70 travel center
• Dispose of old electronics Saturday
• Taliban twin bombers kill 42 at Pakistani shrine
• AP Interview: Libya rebel says they seek democracy
• Mexico City street gangs mimic cartel violence
• Kazakhstan vote expected to re-elect president
• NTSB: Southwest jet had pre-existing fatigue
• Child welfare workers second-guess stressful jobs
• Government appeals judge's health care ruling
• 1 killed, 1 hurt falling out of tour bus in Mass.
• Boehner wants to pass spending cuts with GOP alone
• AP sources: Obama set to launch re-election bid
• Young workers in Indiana face tough job market
• Father, son drown in lake after fishing boat flips
• Corporate income tax plan hinges on budget hurdles
• BREAKING NEWS: Mack leads Butler back to national title game
• Indiana lawmakers about to tackle redistricting
• Bill would give gov sole authority over toll roads
• NEIGHBORS: Grandma's sewing boxes remembered
• Q&A with Gallagher
• GALLAGHER TONIGHT
• Property tax rates jump
• Bouncing resumes today
• Ind. police dog set to retire after great career
• Defense seeks mental exam in school shooting case
• Federal judge rejects family killing case appeal
• Afghans storm UN office; 7 foreigners killed
• Joke's on New England with April Fools' snowstorm
• Obama says spending deal close, Boehner doesn't
• New Castle Winter Guard places 25th in Mid-South
• BILL ADVANCES: State proposal takes aim at conflicts of interest, nepotism
• Program helps Henry County businesses train new hires, spurring economic growth
• Bids coming in on Henry County's delinquent properties
• Henry County commissioner's rural home robbed, more than $2,000 in items taken
• Former Mayor Sherman Boles: I can do it again
• Trish Crowe performs at Cafe Royal
• Greensboro Post Office to celebrate 180 years
• Raintree Woodcarvers to host show, contest
• Attorney reaches settlement in Fair Finance loan
• Indiana House delayed as leaders talk about fines
• Bigger corn crop not likely to ease food inflation
• Dow has best start to the year since 1999
• Henry County drops in healthy rankings
• Convicted felon back in court for drugs
• Sulphur Springs will conduct its own election
• Ground broken for Garner Street
• Companies help link Henry County, Japan
• Parks' opening date will now be April 11
• National Day of Action will be honored in New Castle on Monday
• Drilling causes gas leak near Waterfront Court
• Man arrested for drugs, theft
• Ind.'s Earlham College names new president
• 2nd whistleblower joins suit against Rolls-Royce
• Nation's median population center in SW Ind. field
• IBM files court motion to depose Daniels, aide
• First Mercury images in orbit show lots of craters
• Whale that killed trainer returns to SeaWorld show
• NTSB chief: Technology could prevent bus accidents
• Ohio House OKs collective bargaining limits
• UN: High radiation outside Japan's exclusion zone
• Pro-Ouattara forces seize Ivory Coast capital
• Egypt's presidential vote to be held by November
• A gift of life
• Ready to cruise
• Hagerstown principal is eager to get school off probation
• 8 years of work lead to groundbreaking
• Possible neglected animals found at weekend event
• Ind. Democrats end boycott, return to Statehouse
• Ind. school shooting suspect appears in court
• Trustee: In talks with Daniels over Durham money
• Man who died in San Diego boat mishap is named
• So far, most of tax cut is going down the gas tank
• 600-pound bronze moose among Calif. statue thefts
• Medicare rise could mean no Social Security COLA
• Huntsman campaign assembled, candidate needed
• Syrian president wavers on crackdown or compromise
• Libyan rebels bear down on Gadhafi's hometown
• 11 troops killed in Pakistan attack
• Free dinner is Wednesday
• Shirley Firefighters having breakfast fundraiser
• Man arrested for possession on I-70
• Deadline to register for primary election is Monday
• UPDATE: Obama to lay out his case on Libya to nation
• GOP appears poised to take on entitlements
• No increase in Social Security payments projected
• Air raids hit Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte in Libya
• Radiation in seawater may be spreading in Japan
• Gangs of armed young men roam Syrian seaside city
• Crash kills Ala. man, 4 Ind. teens on spring break
• Wilbur Wright Birthplace & Museum needs volunteers
• 4-H Junior Leaders sell geraniums
• Middletown Library now offers eBooks
• Parker Elementary School class raises $735 for Japanese disaster relief
• Questions persist after roof collapse
• Vintage books coming to library
• Fix on the way for Really Cool Foods
• Will income tax proposal return?
• NCCHS students honored as teachers ham it up
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Jobless report comes with good signs
• New Castle Winter Color Guard competes today
• Japan crisis could prompt Indiana autoworker layoffs
• Across country, GOP pushes photo ID at the polls
• Police question teen about Martinsville school shooting
• SBA offering disaster loans in eastern Indiana
• NATO deal on Libya doesn't mean quick exit for U.S.
• MARCH SADNESS: Couple fights for basketball hoop
• Stocks rise on Oracle earnings, higher GDP
• ODD: OMG! Online abbreviations make Oxford dictionary
• Breach in reactor suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• BREAKING NEWS: Police say Martinsville shooting suspect, victim are teen students
• Conservation officer: Let wildlife stay where it's meant to be
• Blue River Valley students portray famous Americans
• CHANGING GRADES IN HAGERSTOWN: Elementary school reassigns 20 teachers
• Contract questions: Private company will be in charge of inmates' medical care at the Henry County Jail
• Online property sale begins Friday for Henry County
• Madison County man arrested in alleged burglary attempt
• Tea party leader nudges Daniels on White House run
• No breakthrough in talks to end Indiana House boycott
• Hoosier Lottery to give away Mega Millions tickets
• Indiana prosecutor suggested fake attack on Wisconsin governor
• What's behind our conflicted feelings on nukes?
• Controller asleep - but how many did airport need?
• Husband: Giffords wants to be at shuttle launch
• NATO takes command of part of Libya operation
• UPDATE: More talks possible on ending Indiana House boycott
• 20 most stressed, 20 least stressed counties in the U.S.
• UPDATE: Cold weather returns to Indiana behind severe storms
• Home builder, insurance agency honored by Chamber
• Mayor hopefuls meet the Rotary Club
• Saunders hosts Adult Page Day for constituents
• Strife at Statehouse not over, TV reporter says
• Anti-bullying group to give presentation in New Castle
• Man arrested after leaving crash site
• Crews at Colo. wildfire get help from air
• Gulf probe: Blowout preventer was flawed
• Philly abortion doc agrees to freeze most assets
• Indicted financier to appear in Ind. court April 6
• Holtz to receive honorary degree from Notre Dame
• Ind. House leaders meet over Democratic boycott
• Indiana Senate committee takes up smoking ban bill
• NATO ships patrol sea; Gadafi forces roll back
• 15 dead in new clashes in southern Syria city
• UPDATE: Henry County under tornado watch until 9 p.m.
• Soldier expected to plead guilty to Afghan murders
• 2nd woman charged in Fort Wayne toddler's death
• Bomb rocks Jerusalem bus stop, killing woman
• Indiana Senate committee to take up smoking ban bill
• Software firm to add 500 jobs in Evansville by 2014
• Hoosier history comes to life at Tri wax museum
• Plea agreement entered in teen's arson case
• Person and Business of the Year named
• Candidate proposes ethics reforms
• Library offers children's event in April
• Citizens can report potholes, request bulk trash pickup
• Plea agreement entered in Decatur gambling case
• Smoldering lawn refuse in trash can ignites house fire
• Electronic monitoring awaits indicted financier Tim Durham
• Senators to consider proposed Indiana school changes
• Walorski to run for Indiana's 2nd district again
• UPDATE: US Rep. Pence says Indiana Dems should get back to work
• City officials: Trash rate hike isn't currently needed
• City to keep many park bathrooms closed to general public
• 'A day-to-day fight'
• NC drummers second at state
• Knightstown court cut to one day a week
• Indicted financier ordered released on $1M bond
• State police district releases enforcement results
• Friends of the Library host spring sale
• Another Habitat for Humanity house dedicated
• Pelosi briefly hospitalized in Rome
• Divisions strain NATO push for Libyan airstrikes
• Yemen leader loses more of his eroding power base
• Ala. leaders apologize for handling of 1944 rape
• Prosecutor: Woman killed co-worker after fight
• URGENT: Agency says SC train ride inspector faked report
• Obama links Brazil trip to job growth back home
• Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana has a book deal
• Feds noncommittal on expanded Healthy Indiana Plan
• Ind. state senator returns financier's donations
• Crash on NE Indiana street kills man in wheelchair
• New Castle Senior Niteclub Party seeks volunteers
• Farmers, lawmakers talk politics over breakfast
• 18 young people arrested at weekend party in Henry County
• SAYING GOODBYE: Soldiers attend ceremony before heading to Iraq
• New Castle City Council meets at 7 p.m. Monday night
• LEARN BEFORE YOU BURN: Fire chief warns of illegal burning consequences
• Butler rekindles NCAA hope in America's heartland
• Group begins work to save historic Wigwam gym
• Japan crisis has Indiana backing off nuclear plan
• UPDATE: GOP, Dems ponder political fallout of Indiana boycott
• Obama: Brazil's democracy an example to Arab world
• Toll from Japan disasters over 8,000
• Haiti choosing president amid uncertainty, anger
• Radiation discovery fans food fears in Japan
• Trash fee debate to begin - again
• BOOM TOWN
• Raffle for Trojan wall decal is under way
• 8-year-old raises money for Japan
• State finals: singing, dancing, drumming
• New Castle-based National Guard unit heading to Iraq
• June classes not popular at NCCHS
• Experts knock notion of burying Japanese reactors
• Ind. doctor takes 5th in trial in patient's death
• Indiana police shoot man after lawnmower chase
• Fort Wayne man dies 13 years after being shot
• Amid uncertainty, allies prepare for no-fly zone
• From rooftops, snipers kill 46 Yemeni protesters
• New Castle-Henry County Public Library to host photo workshop
• Indiana company pledges $75K in aid for Japan
• Henry County owes state of Indiana less than expected
• Building a new beginning: Officials hope new homes are a boost for neighborhoods, economy
• Roundup time for kindergarten in Hagerstown
• CHARLES A. BEARD: Solar proposal passes first vote
• School calendar approved by Charles A. Beard board
• Four teachers retiring from Charles A. Beard
• Short circuit blamed for New Castle house fire
• Judge delays hearing for indicted businessman Tim Durham
• Indiana GOP leaders say they'll move on without Dems
• Diet Coke outfizzes Pepsi as No. 2 US soda
• Budgeting is NFL players' big concern during lockout
• New Bible draws critics of gender-neutral language
• Obama reassures: Japan's radiation won't reach US
• Fire destroys 11th Street house
• Guilty verdict in meth ring case
• Businessman Tim Durham arrested
• No water surcharge for Middletown residents
• Deductibles, premiums rise for county employees
• Mayor goes on Kimmel to explain Baals decision
• Squirrel attacking residents of Vt. neighborhood
• Sharron Angle jumps into Nevada congressional race
• Ind. House walkout brings talk of recall elections
• Alarmed US urges calm as Mideast uprisings grow
• Nuclear crisis a tangle of ominous, hopeful signs
• Adult Page Day offers a lesson in government
• Judge selected for merit board hearing
• BREAKING NEWS: Tim Durham indicted, faces SEC fraud charges
• Agribusiness Breakfast brings lessons on taxes
• New Castle New Year's rape case continued
• Fire destroys Blountsville barn
• Family, friends, Applebee's work to help baby with birth defects
• Blue River Valley offers retirement incentive
• School to be in session until June 13
• Change for Japan
• Sheila Newland's Luscious Almond Cheesecake takes highest honor in 40th recipe competition
• World Trade Center beams heading to Indianapolis
• Indiana Senate backs ban on phone calls by drivers
• UPDATE: Indiana House speaker weighing options over boycott
• Fed says economic recovery on firmer footing
• ODD: Indiana city opts not to name building after Harry Baals
• Democrats set to continue Indiana House boycott
• Committee plans vote on charter school bill Wednesday
• UPDATE: Daniels seeks federal assistance for 39 counties, including Henry
• State cites Notre Dame violations in student death
• A friendlier, more unified Democratic Party?
• Pendleton District gets four new troopers
• Library schedules two concerts, repeat of A-bomb program
• Alibi filed in murder, arson case
• Poet Riley chosen for 2011 reading program
• Remembering Riley
• Shirley group presents new program series
• Spiceland Township having 'crime watch' meeting
• Yoga coming to Henry County Senior Center
• Big GOP donors taking time to get into 2012 race
• Dems hope to taint Romney with health law praise
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Little transparency progress
• Hammond candidate to challenge removal from ballot
• Ind. Medicaid mental health list worries advocates
• Fort Wayne opts for staid name for new building
• More talks don't resolve Indiana House boycott
• Witness describes sniper shootout with Va. police
• NH home invasion suspect: I dreamed of killing mom
• Japan's blasts cast doubt on nuclear renaissance
• Ivory Coast fighters move in on entrenched leader
• Saudis, other Gulf nations send force to Bahrain
• Clinton in Paris for talks on Libya crisis
• Upward Basketball grows with enthusiastic kids
• City lines handle excess rain
• Upward Basketball grows with enthusiastic kids
• Fighting for Preston
• Floods frustrate housing development
• Teen killed in skateboarding accident
• BREAKING NEWS: Skateboarding teen struck, killed by car
• BREAKING NEWS: Vikings advance in boys basketball regional
• UPDATE: Democratic forum draws candidates, big crowd
• AFFAIRS OF THE HEART: Hundreds of Henry County women learn risk factors for heart
• Marijuana possession arrest made on Interstate 70
• New Castle Police Department accepting applications
• Annual meeting date changed for Henry County Community Foundation
• HALL OF FAME: Retired New Castle band director stays busy
• Bullying at Blue River?: Thursday arrest, complaints have made bullying a hot topic at one county school
• Players' union decertifies as talks break down
• Unions frame bargaining as civil rights issue
• US 'tightening noose' on Libyan leader, Obama says
• UPDATE: Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• UPDATE: Super Bowl 2012 organizers mindful of weather
• UPDATE: Not guilty plea entered for Indiana elections chief
• Murder trial postponed
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Major tsunami damage in Japan after 8.9 quake
• Mayor: Wind project still a go
• County jobless rate increases in January
• Name of man killed in accident remains unknown
• NCMS students collect pennies to fight leukemia
• Saturday school ahead for South Henry kids
• Democratic forum is tonight at Raintree Inn
• Library seeks vendors for upcoming fundraiser
• Commissioner hire new weights and measures officer
• Wisconsin lawmakers cut public worker bargaining rights
• More people sought unemployment aid last week
• February national federal budget deficit sets record
• Obama to bullying victims: I know what it's like
• Federal court to hear Indiana girls basketball appeal
• Teachers review ISTEP+ material; face discipline
• UPDATE: Thousands gather for Indiana Statehouse union rally
• Riley named Four Star School
• Murder, arson suspect will be in court today
• NCCHS speech team qualifies for state meet
• What's in a name?
• EDC hears optimistic outlook for 2011
• Flooding frustrates housing development
• NCCHS will be alive with 'The Sound of Music'
• Indiana House leaders more genial over boycott
• Indiana solicits insurance exchange input
• Indiana woman faces 17 counts of animal cruelty
• US Supreme Court passes on Indiana adoption case
• Senate panel considers proposal to expand charters
• Senate rejects rival GOP, Democratic budgets
• Openness in state government? AP survey shows obstacles
• A fresh focus on Social Security in budget debate
• Hagerstown acts to keep electric rates under control
• New Castle pursues grant for downtown improvements
• TOWN TURKEY: Spiceland turkey gobbles up birdseed in latest appearance
• Mayoral candidates gear up for first public forum
• Mayor, council clash over cemetery
• Fire destroys garage and car
• Crane accident kills contractor
• Indiana GOP leaders consider ways to move on without Dems
• Prosecutors seek another probe involving White
• Out of spotlight, GOP hopefuls prepping for 2012
• Wyoming plagued by big-city problem: smog
• Two years after market low, the little guy is back
• 'Heartland' near historic shift from Midwest
• UPDATE: One dead in industrial accident
• BREAKING: Two injured at industrial plant
• Inmate flees work release, recaptured
• Flood waters displace families
• Clean-up time at South Mound Cemetery
• OH DEER: 'Bambi' visits family
• Will disputes accompany ambulance negotiations?
• City misses out on $11M grant
• Mayor for a day
• Becker to address retired teachers
• Native American Heritage Society will gather
• Cancer-services office opens in New Castle
• Euchre fundraiser is Saturday
• UPDATED: Ind. House Democrats still boycotting GOP bills
• 3rd death from injuries from Terre Haute fire
• Closed dental chain transfers nearly all patients
• Police say father beat Fla. girl to death
• Autopsies released for victims in Giffords attack
• Nevada GOP Sen. Ensign won't seek re-election
• Romney, novice no more, focuses on Obama, economy
• Paul leads off busy day in Iowa caucus politics
• Against Libya's rebels, Gadhafi controls the skies
• Masterful media move: Kate Middleton photos online
• Pakistan president tells US envoy ties stay strong
• Untitled
• Creating international bonds: Student exchange program seeks more host families
• Law enforcement officers remember brethren who fell in the line of duty
• Cemetery proposal comes back to life
• A life disabled
• Finding prizes in dirt
• Mound builders of Indiana
• Senator slams House Democrats
• Musical 'Hairspray' cast loaded with talent
• Unions wary of Dems' convention plans in NC
• Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide
• Ind. nursing program offers new simulation lab
• Pakistanis bury slain Christian, warn of extremism
• Many looking for 'good deal' in county property sale
• Organization aims to keep students happy and safe
• Woman saves husband's life with CPR
• 2011 PRIMARY: Mayor hopefuls to open headquarters
• 38th annual Dimensions in Jazz festival at BSU Saturday
• Indiana House sets $250 daily fines for boycotters
• ODD: Police say Ohio DUI suspect drinks in front of cop
• Judge: States must continue with health overhaul
• Indiana elections chief charged with voter fraud
• UPDATE: Indiana House speaker set to fine boycotters
• Ex.-Rep. Ellsworth to lead Ind. utility subsidiary
• Germany: Suspect admits targeting American troops
• Unemployment aid requests fall to near 3-year low
• US study says sex down among young adults, teens
• New Castle students perform at state contest
• New NCCHS percussionist group advances
• Town forced to take on environmental problems
• Spiceland moves toward annexation
• Flooded church turns to public for help
• New Castle to get new sporting goods store
• Man pleads guilty to battery, public nudity, other charges
• McDermott accused of being behind teen's candidacy
• Daniels: Ind. impasse may preclude White House run
• Ind. House leaders say talk over boycott positive
• Ind. collects more revenues in Feb. than predicted
• Teen's death at Ind. detention center investigated
• Study: 50-year-old with diabetes dies 6 yrs sooner
• Federal researchers declare eastern cougar extinct
• Jobs breaks from medical leave to unveil iPad 2
• Over 180,000 refugees flee to Libya's borders
• Pope exonerates Jews for Jesus' death in new book
• URGENT: Shooter allegedly a German Muslim
• Shenandoah School Board opts for later start to school year
• Schools plunge into ISTEP
• Family forced to leave home
• Mayor reviving cemetery issue
• Plea bargain submitted in burglary case
• Yemeni president says US and Israel behind unrest
• Gadhafi forces retake towns near Libyan capital
• Israel: new weapon downed Gaza anti-tank rocket
• Company reviews messages between director, Hardy
• Tenn. overtakes Mo. in meth lab seizures, busts
• Texas day care owner seen shopping at time of fire
• Ben Bernanke's plan worked; what happens after?
• NJ congressman tops 'Jeopardy' computer Watson
• UPDATE: Indiana Senate panel OKs texting ban despite worries
• Indiana private school voucher bill faces changes
• Weather Service: Dubois tornado traveled 16 miles
• Indiana Senate resumes hearings despite stalled House
• Laptop tracks gaze, taking eye-tracking out of lab
• House taking up stopgap GOP spending bill
• High water poses danger to drivers
• Pro-Gadhafi forces close in on rebel-held cities
• Wis. governor urges runaway lawmakers to return
• Weather agency reports 3 tornadoes in Indiana
• AP sources: Gingrich closer to presidential run
• UPDATE: Severe Indiana storms cause flooding, power outages
• GOP starts radio ads over Indiana Democrats walkout
• Funds could be available to help emergency food and shelter programs
• Report: Fewer inmates in county jail in 2010
• The music man
• Trojan sophomore eyes study in Europe
• PORTRAYING POVERTY
• New judge chosen in Knightstown
• HOT TOPIC: Proposal on conflicts of interest divides commissioner, lawmaker
• Economic development official loses job
• Jefferson Township fire department receives $52,167 grant
• Pilot who died in plane crash identified
• GEARING UP FOR ISTEP: Testing period begins next week for students
• Town of Straughn to consider electric rate increase
• SURVEY SAYS: City residents want to recycle if there's no charge
• Gov. Daniels hitting TV shows during DC trip
• US House GOP says shutdown would be irresponsible
• Funding to pay for meth lab cleanups is gone
• ODD: UK company sells human breast milk ice cream
• Rallies planned to support, oppose Dems boycott
• Proposal pushes for catfish harvest limits
• UPDATE: Heavy snow falls across north-central Indiana
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• Three Rivers still in 'limbo'
• Middletown fills police vacancy
• Two apply to be next town judge
• Corrections agency has new leader
• Hagerstown educators try to help struggling students
• Bauer wants to meet with Wis. Democrats in Ill.
• Indiana House adjourns amid GOP, Democrats stalemate
• Daniels signs Indiana jobless fund bill unions fought
• Obama confident oil prices will stabilize
• Some Republicans soften tough talk on unions
• New $5 charge for mobile home permits
• United Fund adds marketing coordinator
• Green creek sparks pollution rumor
• Rick Derringer performs on Saturday night
• Plane crash kills pilot
• Democrat: Fleeing state is 'only tool left'
• Trial delayed for hit-and-run case
• Council: Abandoned grain elevator is 'dangerous'
• Trojan guard reaches new heights
• Pain, problems at the pump
• Americans, Turks among the thousands fleeing Libya
• Gadhafi hold whittled away as Libya revolt spreads
• Ex-Ind. deputy AG says Twitter comments satirical
• Most traveled space shuttle ready for final launch
• Oil prices hit $100 per barrel
• On prank call, Wis. governor discusses strategy
• Habitat for Humanity hosting special event
• City Council reflects on ailing Dem official
• To spend or not to spend?
• Indiana judge sends 700 to court over jury duty
• UPDATE: Indiana GOP leader says he won't negotiate with absent Dems
• UPDATE: Emanuel faces big money woes as next Chicago mayor
• Henry County natives complete internships
• Hit-and-run suspect set to appear in court
• 400-property certificate sale about one month away
• After weather delays, musicians ready to play and sing
• Van collides with Baker Park fence
• New Castle students compete at music contest
• State seeks math, science award nominees
• A smarter ambulance?
• Franchise Fair offers advice for business aspirants
• Chamber's Third House Forum will be on March 4
• ODD: Senator takes on Old West, says time to ban brothels
• Indiana Legislature OKs fix for bankrupt jobless fund
• Indiana treasurer to take on Sen. Lugar for GOP nod
• UPDATE: Indiana Senate OKs bill limiting teacher contracts
• Immigration bill's author won't vote on own bill
• Former US Rep. Ellsworth won't run Indiana governor
• UPDATE: Unions keeping up protests at Indiana Statehouse
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 US counties are dying
• Fewer credit card rate hikes after regulations
• Wisconsin governor warns of layoff notices
• Sheriff's sale may lie ahead for Durham's Ristorante
• A grandma in Iraq
• Ex-security guard pleads guilty to sexual battery
• 'Dynamiques' blow past Indy schools, take first
• Middletown man arrested for battery
• Graduates from New Castle class of '71 sought
• City Council meets Tuesday at 7 p.m.
• Police: "Turn around. Don't drown."
• State police accepting recruit applications
• Fire department to serve chili
• Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Indiana panel OKs labor bill as unions protest
• Univ. of Ariz. starts national civility institute
• Lawmakers reach deadline week as key bills remain
• UPDATE: Indiana union members gather to protest labor bill
• ODD: Japan hopes pandas from China will help warm ties
• Trying brain pacemakers to zap psychiatric disease
• PARANORMAL FEST: Sammy Terry's ghoulish attraction
• PARANORMAL FEST: Event brings together film producers, writers and believers
• Man faces weapons charge in court
• Less money for Henry County area schools?
• New Castle's Big Bounce will be bouncing again soon
• Indiana GOP agenda includes more than balanced budget
• Indiana activists oppose nuclear incentive bill
• ODD: Wallet missing for 40 years found in NY crevice
• Wisconsin GOP ups pressure on Dems to return and vote
• Gadhafi's son warns of civil war in Libya
• Crash case in court today
• Two Trojans in Finals
• Knightstown council wants new judge to be an attorney
• NCCHS talent show earns money for post-prom
• City GOP sees 3 winnable council seats
• Five races set for Democratic primary
• Husband, wife accused of robberies
• UPDATE: GOP-led Indiana House panel OKs new budget proposal
• Auto union must look out for companies, too
• Speaking 2 languages may delay getting Alzheimer's
• Obama calls for investments in education, research and development
• Colts worry bill would prevent stadium gun ban
• UPDATE: Police say Indiana secretary of state in altercation
• House debates blocking money for health care law
• Wisconsin protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• Police hunt for serial bank robber
• U.S. Rep. Mike Pence doesn't make it in person for appearance in New Castle
• Police hunt for serial bank robber
• Knightstown-area citizens cool to solar heat
• Paranormal fest comes to New Castle
• Bowler's dream
• 111 charged in Medicare scams worth $225 million
• Panel OK's pulling Ind. Planned Parenthood money
• GOP budget includes major shift in school funding
• GOP senators leery on Indiana immigration crackdown
• Gov. Daniels recovering after rotator cuff surgery
• Indiana economic leaders plan jobs mission to India
• MIDDLETOWN COUNCIL: Park budget cuts not so severe
• 'HARD TO KEEP UP': City, county employees fighting battle against problem potholes
• Blue River Valley High to install security cameras
• Middletown approves officer serving as Kennard's marshal
• Commission wants to use funds to demolish former hotels
• Middletown bank robbed
• Two adult continuing education courses offered in evening
• Push on to bar Indiana Planned Parenthood contracts
• BREAKING NEWS: Ameriana Bank in Middletown has been robbed
• UPDATE: Vote could come Wednesday on Indiana voucher plan
• UPDATE: Fair Finance bankruptcy trustee sues ex-secretary
• Stocks rise after strong earnings, deal news
• County Council president forms exploratory committee
• Trojan basketball players defend coach
• The Henry County Sheriff's Office will no longer perform non-emergency vehicle lockouts.
• State police report leads to crackdown
• Delegation to visit Ohio company today
• Visitors bureau looks forward to better 2011
• NCCHS aims to get off academic probation
• Visitors bureau looks forward to better 2011
• Henry County Extension: Ice melt can lead to mold in the home
• Traveler's Dream to give free concert Friday
• Henry County 4-H tractor maintenance callout
• You can stretch your grocery dollars and eat healthy, too
• UPDATE: Union protests at Indiana Statehouse on GOP proposals
• GOP-led panel tweaks Daniels' school voucher bill
• Investors eye reports on retail sales, inventories
• Woman accused of selling morphine
• The waiting game: Broad Street buildings called 'total loss'
• Demand increases for services for seniors
• NC man accused of shooting street lamp
• Court faces uncertain future
• Bill would send taxpayer cash to private schools
• Where you live drives wait for liver transplants
• Longest kiss in history: 46-hour Thai smooch
• Longest kiss in history: 46-hour Thai smooch
• Egypt echoes across region: Iran, Bahrain, Yemen
• Police disperse Iranian protesters with tear gas
• Clothing prices to rise 10 pct starting in spring
• AP Enterprise: Gulf claims process under fire
• Ariz. may require hospitals to check citizenship
• Judge dismisses 4 Fort Wayne cops from lawsuit
• Bill would send taxpayer cash to private schools
• Record Indiana meth lab seizures in 2010
• Paul wins conservatives' straw poll again
• Boehner sees wide-open field for GOP in 2012
• Indiana Tech offering some Ivy Tech grads price break
• Making horror fun
• NC schools to set snow make-up days
• UPDATE: Gov. Daniels participates in conservatives' straw poll again
• New Castle Wrestling Semistate
• Push to make schools start after Labor Day fails
• Plan to eliminate Ind. township boards advances
• Life in the spotlight
• Preserving history
• County storm cleanup near $200K
• Did frost quakes cause loud noises in Henry County?
• Police investigating theft at nonprofit
• Historic temple caught in Thai-Cambodia crossfire
• Egypt protesters furious at Mubarak's speech
• Report: Hackers in China hit Western oil companies
• Daniels says he'd have support in presidential run
• Census: Home vacancies follow job losses in Ind.
• Environmentalists sue to halt I-69 construction
• NY Rep. Lee resigns after shirtless photo surfaces
• Trump dangles potential 2012 bid before CPAC
• Arizona Republican Sen. Kyl won't seek re-election
• Test gets almost 1 in 5 syphilis cases wrong
• Era of super-low mortgage rates appears to be over
• Natural gas explosion in Pa. kills 5 people
• BREAKING NEWS: Indiana population grows 6.6 percent since 2000
• Fewest requests for unemployment aid since 2008
• Chairs now, 911 funding later
• Woman accused of embezzlement
• Buildings in 'limbo'
• Summit Lake Triathlon to promote fitness
• C-T FACT CHECK: Phone surcharges aren't major cause for 911 funding issue
• Familiar faces join races for City Council seats
• Strikes in Egypt add to pressure from protests
• NATO offers troops after Mideast peace deal
• Berlusconi: Sex trial request is bid to topple him
• $46.5M share of lottery prize still unclaimed
• Bill hikes marriage fees unless couples take class
• Damage to Indy airport canopy worse than expected
• Gay marriage issue resurfaces in flurry of debate
• New iPhone, iPad app helps you keep track of sins
• Political favor could tarnish Schwarzenegger's rep
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• Feds: Mobster fugitive captured in rural Idaho
• Roof collapse brings possibilities
• New Castle streets: New signs, new Garner Street extension
• Tourism bureau is back in black
• South Henry adjusts junior high academic requirements
• Judge Peyton recovering; courts back on track
• Schools must change methods, SHS principal tells board
• Mourdock says he's made decision about Senate run
• Probation officials question cost of sentence bill
• No joke: Ex-mayor's name too funny for Ind. center
• US ups pressure on Pakistan over detained American
• Hungary's 84-year-old burglar strikes again
• Egypt VP: Protests cannot be allowed to go on long
• SC police get tips on mom of baby found in toilet
• Too early to tell if Giffords can attend launch
• As Eastern snow melts, it's leaving an ugly mess
• Prosecutor: Hancock County's ex-sheriff won't face criminal charge
• UPDATE: Indiana teachers to rally at Statehouse
• UPDATE: Indiana among 11 states with widespread flu outbreaks
• Govt to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Roof collapses on Broad
• Middletown will transfer park money to ease budget shortfall
• New Castle gives sales pitch for $11 million grant
• Sunday bowling helps 9-year-old fight leukemia
• Ind.'s promised scholarships caught in budget bind
• S. Sudan makes preparations for next world capital
• Indiana House passes bill to expand vote centers
• Super Bowl ad sends shivers through Motor City
• BREAKING NEWS: Damage on Broad Street
• Mourdock says he's made decision about Senate run
• Indiana House panel set to present budget plan
• BREAKING NEWS: Crown Equipment moving from Connersville to New Castle
• For the love of Jackson
• New Castle grad returns safely from Egypt
• Cheney calls Mubarak a good friend, US ally
• Egypt VP meets opposition, offers new concessions
• Chechen rebel leader threatens attacks on Russia
• Improvements to Ind. welfare intake being noticed
• Ohio fraternity house shooting kills 1, hurts 11
• What's next for U.S. Rep. Mike Pence?
• New Castle schools get ready for kids to return
• CELEBRATE RECOVERY: Easing hurts, changes lives
• 911 DISPATCH: A funding emergency?
• County spends well over $50,000 for storm clean up
• Bill unifying Henry County courts passes Senate
• Ron Reagan: Palin has nothing in common with dad
• Amid protests, views of post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• Family buries Ind. officer who was fatally shot
• Husband: Giffords would be OK with flight decision
• Man arrested after snowmobile clocked at 81 mph
• Mayor to deliver State of the City on Monday night
• Gov't buildings face icy issues
• After the Flowers
• Police say Bellagio bandit returned after heist
• Gangs attack foreigners in Egypt's growing mayhem
• Obama sharpens jobs element of energy pitch
• Ind. House OKs bill to change alcohol ID policy
• Indiana data for redistricting expected next week
• Indiana House OKs bill to fix ridiculed alcohol ID
• More than 16,000 still without power in Indiana
• Tighter rules for Indiana scholarship program advance
• UPDATE: Mammoth storm leaves bitter cold, destruction
• UPDATE: Cairo square chaos intensifies, violence spreads
• THROUGH THE STORM: Local pizzerias delivered in the storm
• LIGHTS OUT: Some in Knightstown go without power for hours
• Ice hampers funerals: Digging graves not a problem, but winter travel can be
• Spiceland eyes annexation
• When life gives you ice, go skating
• Caucus will choose next Knightstown judge
• Roads icy, but power still on
• State police investigate grandparent scam
• Indiana colleges want $700 million for new buildings
• GOP businessman explores possible run for governor
• Storm's blow glancing for much of Indiana
• Students run ad urging Daniels to seek presidency
• Indiana took in more revenue than expected in January
• La Nina helping direct winter storm to Midwest
• BREAKING NEWS: Power back on for many in Knightstown, Raysville
• UPDATE: Storm's blast snarls Ind. travel, knocks out power
• Midwest buckles under storm, calls it a snow day
• UPDATE: Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• BREAKING NEWS: Drivers can use county roadways starting at noon
• UPDATE: The ice storm cometh
• 'IT'S CRAZY'
• Organizations stand by as storm rages
• Friends of farming are invited to Agribusiness Breakfast
• THE ICE STORM COMETH
• BREAKING NEWS: County limits travel to only emergency personnel
• Slain Indianapolis officer hailed as warrior
• Indiana sues former sheriff, seeking missing money
• Indiana battens hatches ahead of major winter storm
• GOP presidential field praises health law ruling
• Ice, snow wreaks havoc from Texas to New England
• Dow over 12,000 as remarkable bull market rolls on
• BREAKING NEWS: Slow Tuesday morning on Henry County roads could be quiet before storm
• UPDATE: Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• Ice storm threatens
• BUSINESS: Knightstown Gentle Dentist will be giving out free smiles
• Single mom to be Habitat for Humanity home owner in Hagerstown
• MYSTERIOUS RESIGNATION: Knightstown judge leaves office
• TAKING ON THE COMMISSIONERS: Landowner alleges that Henry County owes him about $30,000
• Sunnyside Elementary School honor roll - second quarter
• Relay for Life kickoff postponed
• Bake sale to raise funds for slide project
• Facebook class offered in February
• Nominations accepted now for Citizen, Business of the Year
• Third House forum will be March 4
• Governor: Indiana agencies preparing for winter storm
• Cairo airport a scene of chaos as foreigners flee
• UPDATE: Midwest, Plains brace for massive winter storm
• Indianapolis Super Bowl planners head to Texas
• Blazing a brand new trail in Henry County
• Organizations partnering for loan program
• Egyptian reform leader calls for Mubarak to resign
• Henry County closer to consolidated court system
• Bridging the school gap
• Blazing a brand new trail
• Perennial candidate hopes this is his year
• Autopsy: Woman died of exposure
• HOPE EDITION: Free mammograms a lifesaver
• HOPE EDITION: Orthodontist's triathlons raise funds, hopes for cancer cure
• HOPE EDITION: Busy students get even busier with yearbook
• HOPE EDITION: Real-estate pros see up side to housing market
• HOPE EDITION: Acclaimed artists have hometown inspiration
• HOPE EDITION: Walking for the cure
• HOPE EDITION: POW would defend U.S. again
• HOPE EDITION: Subway's Grandma loves people
• HOPE EDITION: Move up went smoothly for young New Castle couple
• Woman found dead Friday morning
• Mini Rally wraps up NCCHS Spirit Week
• COMING SATURDAY: Special Hope Edition hits newsstands
• HOPE EDITION: Retiring Schaeffer gives back to community
• UPDATE: Pence tells Indiana crowd presidential talk humbling
• Economy gains, but not enough to ease jobs crisis
• BREAKING NEWS: Authorities try to revive woman found in snow Friday morning
• Is it a boon or a bust?
• Nettle Creek board members concerned about students' math performance
• Fire stops family from moving into home
• Final truck delivered to New Castle
• Teacher attends global New Castle meeting
• Police: US official kills 2 gunmen in Pakistan
• UPDATE: US Rep. Pence won't seek White House
• UPDATE: Indiana Senate to consider ban of texting while driving
• Indiana girl's national anthem rendition stirs flap
• Case against Blackwater dismissed
• Teacher attends global New Castle meeting
• Sulphur Springs residents still have choice on trash
• Windy decision
• About 3,000 turn out to mourn slain S. Indiana family
• Police: Shot Indianapolis officer dies
• UPDATE: Bill advances to set 40 as Indiana alcohol ID age
• Politics marks Obama, GOP battle over regulations
• Republicans back at work cutting spending
• CBO: this year's budget deficit to hit $1.5T
• Electric car company to greet Biden
• 'Cautiously optimistic'
• Two incumbents file to run for re-election
• Charter schools bill raises concern
• Spirit week shakes blahs out of NCCHS students
• Gas thefts go up along with pump prices
• State senator: Should Indiana legalize marijuana?
• Judge gives prosecutors more time to file charges
• Indiana House panel backs unemployment payment cuts
• Hezbollah's candidate to form Lebanese government
• UPDATE: Indiana jobless rate drops to 9.5 percent
• US commander in Afghanistan: Tough fight in 2011
• Less than half of students proficient in science
• Emanuel appeals ruling booting him off ballot
• Official: Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• Putin: Retribution 'inevitable' for airport attack
• Panel OKs bill to expand Indiana charter schools
• Man charged in death of fetus
• Judge in critical condition
• Wilbur Wright School plans upgraded security
• Should students' weights be tracked?
• Cold grips Indiana
• Fatal wreck on I-70
• Starting school after Labor Day troubles Henry County administrators
• UPDATE YOUR LISTING:
• Starting school after Labor Day troubles Henry County administrators
• Many expected former mayor's campaign
• Budget concerns dim Knightstown police requests
• Health board reviews smoking ban, discusses fines
• Man dies following fatal wreck
• Preservation commission to help market former school
• Knightstown football coach ousted
• More money, more development?
• BREAKING NEWS: Sherman Boles to run for mayor
• Indiana lawmakers put vote center bill on fast track
• Indiana lawmakers consider repealing alcohol ID bill
• Indiana boy, 3, found alone on bus in parking lot
• Semi catches fire; driver badly burned
• Icy start to campaigns
• Middletown loses another cop
• Middletown adopts new hydrant rental policy
• Too good to pass up?
• Indiana House panel backs texting ban for all drivers
• City Council rejects expansion of historic district
• Vatican says its Irish abuse letter misunderstood
• 2010 ends as 2nd worst year for home construction
• Obama touts US-China relations
• BREAKING NEWS: Slippery conditions, crashes close eastbound I-70
• BREAKING NEWS: Candidates for mayor, clerk-treasurer first to file on Wednesday
• Woman pleads not guilty to battery of officers
• Shenandoah works to shake probation status
• City completing work on $11M grant application
• Ivy Tech 'considering' new facility in New Castle
• Pence visits Indiana Statehouse while mulling future
• Chrysler debates minivans' future
• Congress tones down the rhetoric after shootings
• Twice convicted ex-CIA spy gets 8 more years
• UPDATE: Sen. Richard Lugar to seek re-election in 2012
• Evansville cancer patient weds 2 days before dying
• Indiana House panel hears governor's plan for budget
• Indiana student arrested for alleged school threat
• Chihuahua survives owl attack in suburban Chicago
• FACT CHECK: Shaky health care job loss estimate
• High court denies man's gun arrest appeal
• Suicide bombing in Iraq kills 52 police recruits
• Stocks flat on earnings reports, Boeing news
• Haitian police take ex-dictator from his hotel
• 'We'll keep you posted'
• Local lawyers give out free advice
• Election season to officially kick off
• Cycle-a-thon to benefit 4-year-old with tumor
• Bill would allow 'Don't Tread on Me' license plate
• Indiana senator proposes lowering corporate tax
• Pence urged to enter race for president in 2012
• IU fraternities postpone events after medical call
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves
• New US lawmakers want action on China currency
• Dangerous loners hard to catch before they act
• Martin Luther King III to pay tribute to father
• Minibus bombing in NW Pakistan kills 19
• Israel's defense minister quits Labor Party
• Haiti's 'Baby Doc' in surprise return from exile
• NEIGHBORS: Recipe contest returns for 40th year
• Martin Luther King's words still resonate
• 'Lil' Swingsters' fire up basketball audience
• Historic district expansion to be debated Tuesday
• 23 years in a coma
• Winter weather can wreck your car
• New drug dog assists bust on I-70
• Riley students display geography prowess
• 23 years in a coma
• Wrestling coach to grapple for council seat
• Producers of 'The Good Wife' want Rumsfeld
• Indiana senator wants Arizona-style immigration law
• With police watching, lawmakers resume meetings
• Poll: Certainty about equality unchanged since '06
• GOP picks Priebus to head party, replacing Steele
• Death toll rises above 500 in Brazil mudslides
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified May 1
• What's your sign? Minn. prof suggests it's off
• GOP chief Michael Steele fights for second term
• 100 pilgrims killed in stampede at Indian festival
• Security tight at funeral for slain Arizona judge
• Possible candidate could be ineligible
• NCCHS Speech Team earns high honor from National Forensic League
• Play ball - softball, that is
• South Henry considers bids from school bus drivers
• Commissioners to change meeting time
• Indiana rep. says he won't support anti-Sharia law
• Electric car to bring 70 new jobs to Elkhart
• Over 1 million Americans seen losing homes in 2011
• Steele's time as RNC chairman seems closing
• Stocks dip after unemployment applications rise
• Tunisian leader says he will step down in 2014
• Arizona shooting victim remembered at her funeral
• Lawmakers to get first glimpse at Daniels' budget
• Rep. Donnelly says plans depend on redistricting
• Biden: Iraq's success in US interest
• White House: No comment on Palin's remark
• Mortars fired from Afghanistan kill 8 in Pakistan
• At congresswoman's bedside, good news keeps coming
• Grading Daniels' plans: Lawmakers, teachers wait to see how education may change
• Bill to abolish death penalty awaits Ill. governor
• NCCHS Speech Team earns high honor from National Forensic League
• 19-year-old's arson trial continued
• Ind. chief justice endorses sentencing changes
• Initial hearing this week on molestation charge
• 'It really hurts'
• Portugal clears bond hurdle but outlook still dark
• Daniels urges aggressive Indiana school changes
• Committee takes up smoking ban
• Palin: Journalists incite hatred after AZ shooting
• Prayer and mourning in Haiti a year after quake
• Officers stopped suspect on day of Ariz. shooting
• Spiceland woman on mission to help families hurt by pediatric cancer
• UPDATE: Year-round school calendar a possibility for New Castle
• Slick roads bring accidents
• Year-round school calendar a possibility for New Castle
• 16-year-old charged in October wreck
• Options for vacant school include demolition
• Two candidates file to run for re-election
• OJ co-defendant sentenced in Las Vegas plea deal
• Pundits to seek White House clues in Daniels talk
• Indiana prosecutor to handle man's 3rd murder trial
• Panel advances bill to ban synthetic marijuana
• Indianapolis stadium-convention board bounces back
• Homeless radio sensation briefly held by LA police
• Census: Long-distance moves in US hit record low
• Doctor: Giffords breathing on her own after attack
• Politics of a shooting prompts search for civility
• Daniels' annual speech could reach wider audience
• Bill would lift ban on booze at Indiana State Fair
• Neighbor: Parents of shooting suspect devastated
• Panel: Gov't, industry must do more to stop spills
• Hamas tells other Gaza militants to stop attacks
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• State Rep. Saunders files bill on manure regulations
• HERE IS THE SNOW: Indiana State Police release UPDATE on road conditions
• Democratic officials sworn in on Monday, thanked for service
• 'Tone down the rhetoric'
• Habitual criminal motion filed: New Castle man accused of murder, arson to appear in court
• Fire damages Prairie Twp. home
• Farmer pinned, killed under hay bale
• Bill would allow vote centers in all Indiana counties
• Bill would let Indiana pharmacies to collect old meds
• UPDATE: US Rep. Pence nears announcement on future plans
• Sen. Coats says Indiana should be model for US
• Advocates say most Hoosiers want school changes
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to three years in prison
• Verizon big winner from having iPhone? Not so fast
• Violence breaks out by Sudan's north-south border
• Insanity defense difficult for shooting suspect
• Southerners struggle to dig out from heavy snow
• Telecoms lead stocks lower; Europe falls
• Cambridge City church hosting ladies retreat
• CHIP Express coming to New Castle
• Blood drive planned for Jan. 29
• UPDATE: Push for sweeping school changes picking up steam
• Sheriff says Ariz. rampage suspect not cooperating
• K9 helps police arrest two men
• Beef & Boards review: Cast competes for laughs in 'Spelling Bee'
• God's Grain Bin on the grow
• Fighting for Aaron: Months after wreck, family hopes son will wake up
• Clearing the smoke: Restaurants prepare to comply with a countywide ordinance that goes into effect Tuesday
• Marketing students help Terre Haute nonprofits
• Purdue grad's 65-day flight to put focus on abuse
• Lawmaker wants homeowners to pay for pond safety
• Boy, 16, shot outside Ind. funeral for slain man
• Jerusalem hotel demolished for Israeli apartments
• Study: Spacing babies close may raise autism risk
• 3 helped subdue man who killed 6 at Arizona store
• Gates says China moving fast on new weapons
• Flights canceled, roads icy as storm hits South
• Arizona tragedy gives Congress a moment to pause
• Pakistan's release of militant stirs questions
• Authorities charge man, 22, with assassination try
• Lawmakers to debate bans on smoking, mobile phones
• Tea party activists to meet on anti-Lugar choice
• South Bend mayor calls snow emergency, 1st in 10 years
• Has overfishing ended? Top US scientist says yes
• WikiLeaks subpoenas spill out into public realm
• Fiery package in DC triggers memories of anthrax
• Al-Sadr hammers anti-US message in 1st Iraq speech
• UPDATE: Congressional officials say congresswoman shot
• Former mayor's son to try for city's top elected position
• Wintry weather causes wrecks
• Salvation Army clears goal
• Emergency responders help protect Spiceland's drinking water
• 'He's still here'
• Plea deals dominate Indiana felony case outcomes
• Indiana agencies running low of winter heating aid
• Nearly 1,700 deer killed during Ind. park hunts
• New documents: Hitler-mocking dog enraged Nazis
• Daley brings business and political smarts to job
• 17 killed in suicide blast in southern Afghanistan
• More young people are winding up in nursing homes
• Are my young children getting too much fluoride?
• Palestinians: Israeli troops mistakenly kill man
• House takes first step toward health care repeal
• NYC overprepares for new snow after blizzard mess
• 3rd package ignites at Washington postal facility
• Slow growth in jobs underscores challenge ahead
• Independent to run for New Castle mayor
• Officers attacked by woman
• Packages release smoke, odors in Md. gov buildings
• God's Grain Bin on the grow
• Lafayette installs downtown cameras for safety
• A cross-county mission
• Egypt Christians mark mournful Christmas Eve Mass
• Salvation Army clears goal
• UPDATE: Wreck on Ind. 38 injures three people Thursday night
• Daniels: Speech isn't a sign of White House bid
• Indiana trooper injured while investigating crash
• Indiana House panel begins budget process
• Indiana House members pledge unity after rocky start
• Mayor denies ex-aide's harassment complaint
• Homeless man with velvety voice becomes star
• Police: Drunken burglar gets stuck inside house
• Youths riot in Algeria over high food prices
• Iran says American woman detained on spy charges
• Hiring outlook brightens as layoffs decline
• UPDATE: Shouts about Obama interrupt Constitution reading
• Boehner: Spending cuts must accompany debt limit
• Middletown shakes up police department
• Middletown council makes personnel changes
• Man sentenced letting 13-year-old drive
• City will borrow millions in 2011
• Middletown News editor to run for town clerk
• Ind. Legislature opens with right-to-work spat
• Indiana Legislature opens with right-to-work spat
• New Indiana members of Congress settle in to roles
• Fake White House holiday e-mail is cyber attack
• Curses! Romania's witches forced to pay income tax
• Afghanistan says attacks against VP thwarted
• Gibbs is resigning as White House press secretary
• UPDATE: 2 winners for $380M lottery sold in Wash., Idaho
• UPDATE: Lawmakers return to Statehouse for 2011 session
• After uncertainty, New Castle, Humane Society reach new contract
• Cold causes pipe breaks: Chilly temps caused multiple water main breaks in December
• IN BRIEF: Republican Club to elect officers
• Blood drive prize winners announced
• IN BRIEF: Euchre fundraiser set at Senior Center
• 'I'll always be involved': Clerk-treasurer announces she will retire after 24 years in office
• Former sheriff takes seat on Hagerstown Council
• Some charges dropped against burglary suspect
• State Rep. Saunders to serve on four committees
• Memorial fund created for slain dog
• Memorial fund created for slain dog
• Schools chief, union head recruit mentors for kids
• Indiana took in more revenue than expected in Dec.
• Evansville mayor won't seek election to 3rd term
• Son of former Iranian shah found dead in Boston
• Sacked Navy captain once had a bright future
• Iran to let countries visit nuclear sites, not US
• Security forces kill 1 in Ivory Coast attack
• Auto sales up for first time since the recession
• House GOP challenges Obama to join them
• La. has mass bird kill just days after Ark.
• Pelosi says 'no regrets' on last day as speaker
• Power Balance admits no science behind wristbands
• ODD: Mom gives birth to 1 twin in 2010, 1 in 2011
• GM 2010 sales rise 6.3 percent on strong lineup
• Obama exhorts Republicans to put politics aside
• Middletown Council begins year with two new faces, many serious questions
• State senator: Major decisions are ahead
• The push to preserve: Commission wants to expand Downtown Historic District
• BUSINESS: 2 physicians upgrade training
• Where's the beef?: A Knightstown man reports two head of cattle missing
• Conservation officer: Hunter and landowner rights in Indiana
• Glen Oaks residents having Wii tournament
• Group for gay teens drops lawsuit against BMV
• Former US House hopeful Walorski unsure of future
• Police: Mom ate rat poison before birth, baby died
• 'Coupon generation' wields consumer power in China
• Germany denies it plans secret spy project with US
• World stocks rise as 2011 trading opens
• China says it knows how to reprocess nuclear fuel
• House GOP sending Obama a message on health repeal
• Blood test to spot cancer gets big boost from J&J
• Investments place value of Facebook at $50 billion
• UPDATE: New Year's resolutions? Brain can sabotage success
• Man barricades self in home with in-law
• Indiana license plates now mailed to drivers' homes
• Suicide car bomb kills 1 in Iraq
• Pakistan PM scrambles to keep govt from collapsing
• GOP agenda may mean more in 2012 than now
• Jerry Brown gets another chance to lead California
• Stocks poised to start 2011 with a lift
• State rep. facing health problems
• Hair it is
• Handgun licenses to go online
• Popular '70s band keeping the Faith with new album
• Let the lawmaking begin
• Embattled Indiana prosecutor plans new business
• Indiana workshop builds classic style Batmobiles
• Governor wants revamped Ind. teacher evaluations
• Indiana town selling site shared with ice cream shop
• Indiana lawmakers to face tough budget decisions
• 6 killed in tornado outbreak in Midwest, South
• Miller ending legal battle, conceding Senate race
• Braun left as main black candidate in Chicago race
• Karzai rejects US request to replace minister
• Millions gather worldwide to ring in 2011
• Bomb hits Egypt church at New Year's Mass, 21 dead
• Obama: Dems, GOP must cooperate in new year
• Russian passenger jet explodes; 3 dead, 43 injured
• A second helping: Patricia McDaniel releases new cookbook with National Road theme
• Fingertrip brings many musical influences together
• Woman arrested after causing 2 wrecks, in 2 hours
• Knightstown Council adopts procedures for police
• Henry County responds to earthquake
• Good health in 2011
• Dog shooting leaves Spiceland couple grieving
• Marine killed in Afghanistan laid to rest in Indiana
• Deputy shot; second officer's gun discharged
• Blast kills at least 14 civilians in Afghanistan
• O'Donnell: Spending accusations are 'thug' tactics
• Queen Elizabeth II becomes great grandmother
• Unemployment benefit applications drop sharply
• Vatican creates financial watchdog amid bank probe
• Securing New Year's Eve in Times Square
• BREAKING NEWS: Magnitude 4.2 earthquake rattles Central Indiana
• Fans from all over
• Uncertainty ahead for New Castle Republicans
• Police: Drivers should resolve to be safe this New Year's
• Safer sledding?
• Retiring councilman looks back on accomplishments, controversy
• UPDATE: Indiana to stop mailing out state income tax forms
• US bison ranchers struggle to meet consumer demand
• Maine skier: Wind wasn't high before lift collapse
• 5 arrested in plot to attack prophet cartoon paper
• Palestinians target settlements in UN resolution
• Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• Trash cleans up injury costs
• Crack open an e-book
• Ready to serve
• Troopers make two arrests in Wayne County
• Survey aims to determine interest in recycling
• Gas price grumbling
• To run or not to run?
• Local businesses see holiday sales stay slow
• Volunteer firefighters try to extinguish budget troubles
• Henry County United Fund board members honored
• Funeral for Marine killed by bomb set in N. Ind.
• Indiana bill would allow cities to declare bankruptcy
• Man with bulletproof vest shot by Ind. officers
• Indiana unemployment changes worry workers, companies
• Experiments test if implant can block sleep apnea
• GOP hopefuls find some issues a hazard early on
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• Publisher confirms Julian Assange book deal
• 2 mutilated bodies found in southern Mexico
• Iran to let families visit jailed German reporters
• Thousands stranded by 2-foot blizzard in Northeast
• TUESDAY'S EDITION: City Council 2011 election preview
• In Congress, a harder line on illegal immigrants
• More farmers' markets expand to year-round
• Indiana's oldest riverboat has seen ups, downs
• Daniels: Presidential hopefuls must address debt
• $100M sought from investors for Ind. factory site
• Retailers roll out sales as snow hits East Coast
• Obamas make rare trip to church while in Hawaii
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrating holiday travel
• SKorea vows retaliation if North attacks again
• DEDICATED TO FARMERS: Extension educator prepares to retire after long career in agriculture
• Farm Bureau recognizes hard work
• Habitat home to be built in Hagerstown
• United Fund raises money a year early
• Blind date led to 70 years of marriage
• City could lose animal control
• County councilman attends last meeting
• County officials to be sworn in on Tuesday
• Church leaders: Christmas is about love
• Through snow, decades, Flamingo still cooking
• Habitat home to be built in Hagerstown
• Police team recognized for outstanding work
• Daniels backing top aide as new Indiana GOP chairman
• Marine who grew up in Ind., SC dies in Afghanistan
• DNA tests find no sign of Asian carp at Indiana marsh
• BREAKING NEWS: Court says judge wrongly found grandmother killer sane
• ODD: Lawyer: Man in Mass. pizza prank agrees to pay up
• Control of Sudan's oil a big issue in January vote
• 'Lame duck' Congress morphed into Energizer Bunny
• Economy brightens as consumers spend, layoffs slow
• Election board: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• War rhetoric rises between North and South Korea
• Holiday travelers benefit from spread-out season
• Legislator keeps ringing as Salvation Army works to help those in need
• Wintry weather is latest woe for unloved Heathrow
• Runway project in limbo
• Let there be light
• Police increase force for holiday driving
• IU fires staffer charged in anti-Jewish vandalism
• Campaigning for the Wind Farm
• Gulf oil spill voted top news story of 2010
• Feds in Indiana break up large drug-trafficking ring
• Indiana reports state's 1st flu death of season
• ODD: Man, 89, comes clean, returns book after 76 years
• As Christmas nears, UPS' peak day shows growth
• Congress passes aid package for 9/11 responders
• Alaska high court throws out Miller claims
• Venezuela bars foreign funding for NGOs
• Rust Belt states losing people, political clout
• Plan seeks more business near Indianapolis airport
• UPDATE: Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Storm sewer coming for Sunnyside
• White Christmas coming, but no record set yet
• Middletown gov't faces criticism
• Town candidates can file Jan. 3
• Hall of Fame Classic boosts local economy
• Most Indiana state workers to see pay raise in 2011
• GOP objections threaten whistle-blower rights bill
• US teen birth rate at all-time low, economy cited
• ACLU seeks to add 2 plaintiffs to Lindh's lawsuit
• Census Bureau: Indiana keeps its 9 US House seats
• BREAKING NEWS: Census shows slowing US growth, brings GOP gains
• ODD: Unemployed get another jobless benefit - free yoga
• UPDATE: Indiana awaits census data, debate over redistricting
• European weather chaos spawns outrage, questions
• Senate on track to ratify US-Russia nuclear pact
• Are airport, wind farm on collision course?
• New Castle City Council transfers funds, praises workers
• New Castle, Knightstown see leaps in graduation rates
• City proposes cut for animal shelter
• City: Estimated water bills are sometimes necessary
• Closed hotels could be demolished
• Auctioneer donates food sale proceeds to Salvation Army
• Dollar General project is off - for now
• Road crews keep 'em clear
• A stellar opportunity
• Grudge allegedly caused arson, murder
• Prison to expand
• Nominations sought for Conservationist of the Year Award
• Many come to the aid of burned-out family
• City develops strategic plan for parks
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspect officially charged in arson case
• BREAKING NEWS: GEO Group announces expansion; new jobs to come
• MURDER, ARSON CHARGED
• Board: No back pay for HCCC director
• Crash ends police chase
• Shenandoah reacts to low grade from state
• Berlusconi wins confidence vote in Italy - barely
• Clean up progresses in NW Ind. as snow continues
• NCCHS students to see more advanced courses
• Sweden appeals UK granting bail for Julian Assange
• Shenandoah reacts to low grade
• NCCHS students to see more advanced courses
• Crash ends police chase
• Board denies back pay for former HCCC director
• Murder, arson charged
• BREAKING NEWS: Arrest made in deadly fire
• Mayor: Wind turbine company has funding
• Preparing to take the lead
• Henry County prosecutor named in lawsuit
• 'Santa's Bikers' on course to help local families
• Open house planned for Henry County Healthy Families
• Charles A. Beard board will meet Wednesday
• Award-winning movie to be shown in New Castle
• Groups to discuss Ind. charity gambling rules
• Woman recalls night stranded on road in snowstorm
• Indiana surgeon dies in Mich. during snowstorm
• UPDATE: Indiana secretary of state race challenge dismissed
• Bulgarians: 'Last Christmas' is most irksome carol
• Stockholm bomber seen as radical by UK Muslims
• Security camera snaps naked man in Miss. cemetery
• Iran's president abruptly fires foreign minister
• Her, fat? Ballerina tells critic she's just fine
• Judge in health care case known as tough
• UPDATE: Inmate seeking kosher meals cites Festivus belief
• Walgreen, McDonald's say e-mail databases breached
• UPDATE: Winter storm traps drivers in Indiana, moves east
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Bayh won't run for Ind. governor
• Improved property tax billing?
• WINTER STORM
• Time to sell, sell, sell: About 500 properties to go up for sale in county
• LOOKING BACK: A glance at Henry County's past
• A Better Hometown toy drive happening
• Working for A Better Hometown: Small businesses join together
• Ind. lawmaker files bill to soften alcohol ID rule
• Hundreds attend funeral for S. Indiana soldier
• Theater draws fire after taking baby's sippy cup
• SUV strikes Indy school bus; no serious injuries
• Toddler rescued from toy crane machine in Pa. mall
• Add-ons turn tax cut bill into 'Christmas tree'
• Civil War events stir debate over war causes
• Nations struggle to make even modest climate deals
• Va Tech critics frustrated by report response
• Eccentric drug cartel leader believed to be dead
• At Obama's side, Clinton backs tax deal
• Spiceland library enjoys progress since coming home
• Police seize 41 pounds of marijuana on I-70
• Changes at the top
• School expresses regret at coach's departure
• 2 downtown buildings' future to be decided by courts
• Bands to jam for cans on Saturday night
• LG collects 40,000 holiday cards for troops
• Vandalism mars Hanukkah in Bloomington
• Indy public safety chief dogged by crash fallout
• Wis., Ohio high-speed rail money goes elsewhere
• Indiana State Fair votes to continue 17-day run
• Duke, others withdraw cost deal on Indiana project
• Haiti officials to re-count disputed election
• Likely GOP hopefuls line up against nuclear treaty
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• House Dems rebel against tax deal; passage likely
• Students, police clash as UK approves tuition hike
• 3 killed in explosion at W.Va. chemical plant
• Study: Most Hoosiers live paycheck to paycheck
• US indicts 19 in Indiana, Chicago meth probe
• Procter & Gamble moves from soap operas to tweets
• 'A place to call home'
• 'This is for the kids'
• Burglary suspects appear in court
• Dollar General store now on hold in Mt. Summit
• Deputy: No crime in police wreck
• Breeder of seized dogs to stop selling in Indiana
• Suicide bomber kills 15 in northwest Pakistan
• Caught by mistake in foreclosure web
• Commission to hear motion to dismiss challenge
• Solar panel maker plans starting C. Ind. facility
• 3 teenagers arrested in Anderson shooting deaths
• Founder of Ind. farm equipment maker dies at 100
• Judge orders $15M to Ind. crash victim's family
• Gary council votes to seek higher property taxes
• Gov. Daniels' education agenda includes vouchers
• Prosecutor: Dismissal of hit-run case unlikely
• New Castle home a 'total loss' to fire
• SUSPECTS CAUGHT
• REMC purchases former lumber yard for storage purposes
• Please contact us for your new web password
• Ex-Ind. state police commander in court on charges
• Palin goes camping with Kate plus 8 Gosselin kids
• 250 skiing Santas dash through snow in Maine
• Top Duke executive resigns over Indiana e-mails
• BREAKING NEWS: Three arrests made in alleged break-in Monday
• Shop with a Fireman spreads Christmas cheer
• Legal findings don't end dispute
• The Courier-Times wins 18 awards
• County Council seeks applications for board positions
• Mr. Small goes to Washington
• Two Knightstown crash victims still hospitalized
• School bus driver ponders action after tirade
• Officer hurt in car wreck
• Tri High gets new cheerleader sponsor, coach
• BREAKING NEWS: Police officer injured in wreck Friday morning
• Congress sends child nutrition bill to Obama
• Music, poetry, crafts highlight 'Christmas Around the Square'
• TIE BROKEN: Trustee decides Melba McKnight will win seat on the township board
• C. Ind. county clerk stopping courthouse weddings
• Indiana revenue shows slight gains in November
• Police: Man wrongly texts drug offer to prosecutor
• Growing Indiana welfare rolls require more workers
• Biggest-ever Israeli forest fire kills dozens
• McCain flays military gays study, wants ban upheld
• In Afghan cauldron, realism can trump the rulebook
• Two-year low for layoffs hints at hiring pickup
• Anchorage barber keeps on clipping after crash
• Aretha Franklin calls her surgery a success
• Rangel says life work will judge him, not Congress
• Congress sends child nutrition bill to Obama
• Trial date set in gambling case
• One of the best
• Police say 'slow down, drivers'
• Less money; fewer workers; same snow
• A growing need
• Ind. attorney general wants forfeiture law changed
• E. Ind. charged over fake funeral for daughter
• Ind. agency reassigns ethics officer in Duke case
• More than 100 dogs seized in Greene County
• Slick roads cause more than 100 accidents in Indy
• Official: No offshore drilling in Fla. Gulf waters
• GOP says it'll block bills until tax cuts extended
• Ind. 103 project drags on into Dec.
• Single call alerts all
• Woman charge with battery against child
• A new start for the EDC
• Semi rig runs over Ind. farm supply company owner
• Purdue plans to expel fraternity over alcohol
• Report: 'Dropout factories' on decline in US
• Family wants fallen Ind. Marine's belongings back
• Emergency training exercise held in Pendleton
• BREAKING NEWS: State memo says Ind. schools won't see budget cuts
• Disputes again delay nationwide census in Iraq
• Memo leaks complicate picture of North Korea
• Senate shuns push for elimination of pet projects
• Obama, GOP promise to work on differences on taxes
• Clash of the officials
• Henry Township board to break tie on Thursday
• Rural Middletown home destroyed by fire
• Autopsy could provide clues in inmate's death
• Pence says he hasn't decided on White House bid
• Judge denies motion to dismiss school funding suit
• Car and train collide, cause minor injuries
• Panel to meet Sunday on secretary of state race
• Anderson police investigate 2 suspicious deaths
• Staggering Picasso trove turns up in France
• Afghan police officer kills 6 US service members
• Citing deficit, Obama freezing federal worker pay
• US says leaks are a crime, threatens prosecution
• Leaked U.S. cables reveal sensitive diplomacy
• Eclectic singer finds her niche in New Castle
• Capturing the past
• Acquitted cops get back pay
• Photographer's new book showcases life in Henry County and internationally
• FRANTIC FRIDAY
• Photographer's new book showcases life in Henry County and the world
• Acquitted officers receive back pay
• Shoppers take advantage of Black Friday
• Center serves record number for Thanksgiving
• Friends of the Library are making plans for cookbook tasting event
• Singing star to entertain at birthday party
• Old YMCA returning to life
• Wind energy company plans to bring 72 turbines to Henry County
• Holiday shoppers cautious with credit
• They said 'I do' on Thanksgiving, and 73 years later, the Cables remain in love
• To Henry County, with love
• Wild turkey hen spices up holiday in Spiceland
• Breaking the tie: Candidates for Henry Township Board still waiting to find out who won the election
• Palin's 'Dancing' success defies easy explanation
• BREAKING NEWS: Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Dollar General decision delayed
• Indiana Gov. Daniels skips Obama's state trip
• Ind. AG says he'll defend accused prosecutors
• Obama greeted by friendly crowds on Indiana trip
• Storm that smacked Northwest moves to Utah, Idaho
• Lost in frenzy over searches, travelers hit roads
• Vatican: Condom use less evil than spreading HIV
• Henry County school districts show improvement in testing
• Centerville man accused of rape
• Unemployment rate still on the decline
• 'Historic character'
• Winners named from Wilbur Wright fundraiser
• Christian Love Help Center serves the needy again
• Former Welliver's restaurant has new name, new owners
• Businessman announces mayoral bid
• Rains lead to lifting of many Indiana burning bans
• Indiana sees whooping cough infections on rise
• Where's the love? Baby boomers unhappy about sex
• USDA files complaint against Ind. cattle brokerage
• Police eye death of boy who fell at Staples Center
• Pope seeks to start debate on condoms and AIDS
• Feds are investigating drinking glasses with lead
• St. Anne church thanks community by hosting Thanksgiving service
• Christmas parade brings Santa to town
• Volunteers wanted in Henry County
• International Student Exchange seeking host families
• Knightstown loses police officer
• CITY OF BOXES
• $100 reward offered for stolen Jesus
• Characters have grown up in 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1'
• Kennard, Carthage students show improved test scores
• School board hears reports of ongoing bullying
• Salary ordinance subject of debate
• Santa comes to town in Saturday's Christmas parade
• Police confiscate nearly 40 pounds of pot
• Ex-cop gets 15 years for producing child porn
• Cheerleaders collecting food Thursday for Westminster Community Center
• Where can New Castle residents recycle?
• Judge to mull plea in ex-cop child sex case
• Blood drive planned for Wednesday
• Cinergy offers fiber-optic TV, phone and Internet service
• Former New Castle resident part of record-setting team at Soap Box Derby
• Council widens choices for city scholarship recipients
• Career Programs students work to give coats to kids
• Medicare Part D sign up help is on the way
• Optimists honor New Castle students
• Motorcycle rider injured in collision with truck
• 'FOR THE LOVE OF DEVON'
• 'Keep Smiling and Never Give Up!'
• Driver arrested after high-speed chase
• New Castle teacher is Elementary Art Educator of the Year
• Sheriff may run for Congress
• Auditions set for 'Clue, The Musical'
• Dance raises funds for Miracle League baseball field
• Veterans' memories are sharp, emotional and proud
• Smoking banned in public buildings
• Indiana schools superintendent says... Change needed
• Decorator redesigns Arts in the Attic; her work will debut during an artists' reception on Friday
• Trash pickup schedule
• Shenandoah superintendent comments on violence during basketball game
• CITY OF BOXES
• Major education reform coming, superintendent tells board
• Shenandoah High School trying to improve academic status
• Christmas parade grand marshal is Reid
• New sign calls diners to New Castle restaurant
• Salvation Army kettle drive to start Friday; volunteers still needed
• Smoking ban debate continues
• Man arrested twice in 11 days
• Drop in Indiana farm prices makes land a tough sell
• Daylight time still not popular with many
• FOR THE LOVE OF A CHILD
• Big Bounce Inflatables plans to rebuild with improved food, entertainment choices
• One dad stabs another at basketball game
• Health Careers Class works for community, prepares students for medical caregiving
• Tigers take sectional title
• New hydrant fee to appear on November water bills
• Future of the closed Alternative School in limbo
• Untitled
• Neglect case brings 9 years
• Business Expo brings tasty food, information to citizens
• Ways to pick up, drop students discussed
• Spelling bee promotes literacy
• Store to collect donations for kids' hats, gloves
• Economists predict slow job growth
• Ambulance takes voter to polls
• Obama wants to meet with congressional leaders
• Special election: Ambulance takes voter to polls
• Thirst for oil continues
• Republicans control General Assembly
• Most voters say no to additional school funding
• Pence stepping down from party's leadership
• Southern Indiana voters boost Republicans
• After GOP wins, Democrats talk rebuilding
• World War II pilot still enjoying life
• Annual business expo held today
• GOP sweeps county races
• ELECTION RESULTS
• Council passes city salary ordinances
• Sheriff is waiting for blood test
• Dressed as bottle of alcohol, woman arrested
• Sheriff is waiting for blood test
• Council passes city salary ordinances
• Dressed as bottle of alcohol, woman arrested
• Candidate helps opponent after accident
• Candidate helps opponent after accident
• Saunders tops Gaylor and Bell
• Henry trustee is one of few successful Democrats
• Woman dressed as champagne bottle arrested on Halloween
• Candidates doing last-minute work in southern Indiana
• Campaign might not end today for some candidates
• Coats, Ellsworth make last-day stops
• How early will result come in?
• Opening statements in trial of DeLay
• Early votes show turnout nearly the same as 2006
• Sheriff waiting for blood test after last week's Carthage accident
• Election results could complicate Obama's agenda
• Contraception could be free to women in U.S.
• Some hunters not happy with deer rules
• State farmers find getting top dollar for land is harder
• Property tax limits likely to pass
• Saunders raises more than opponents
• Man, 25, charged months after fight at bar
• Decking the halls at Wilbur Wright Birthplace Christmas Walk raises funds and spirits for holiday season
• Building a culture of health in Henry Co.
• Former school bus driver, house builder looks back on career
• Trio acquitted on eight of nine charges
• OFFICERS ACQUITTED
• GOP trustee hopeful questions truck deal
• Mt. Summit ghost train: heard, but not seen
• County planners OK Dollar General
• 2 crash victims still critical
• Tax payment deadline is Nov. 10
• Q&A with songwriter Kevin Stonerock
• Clinton names grievances with Beijing
• Arrested man was trying to contact terrorist groups
• State auditor candidate visits city
• Commissioners hear input on smoking ban
• Secretary of State candidate stops at Democratic Headquarters
• Accident sends 5 to hospital
• Jim Small says he'll have accomplished all his goals
• Mooreland man facing criminal recklessness charge
• Fundraisers to benefit Shop With a Fireman program
• Judge will review policy on gays in military
• Beat rolls on for Trojan band; now semistate bound
• Trick or Treat Hours
• Fire protection fee to be implemented on November water bills
• Car shows plentiful in New Castle area
• Guy stuff: Hagerstown tries to boost male achievement with single-gender English class
• Commissioners extend county burn ban
• One lucky dog
• Community talks about proposed smoking ordinance
• Find information through New Castle library databases
• Commissioners extend burn ban
• EDC Director Hired
• Dan Coats makes stop in Spiceland
• Grant will help build emergency services training facility
• Human services chief allowed to take private health care job
• 'Blade Miller Journey of Healing Ride'to raise money for boy with leukemia
• Cutter cyclist upgraded after car strikes 3
• Indiana fatalities down 13 percent
• Couple acccused of abusing 5-week-old
• Republicans could beat Democrat governors
• Group home company closes after losing Medicaid
• Doctor facing drug charges surrenders med license
• 'Makayla's Day' Benefit help family with little girl's medical expenses
• Closing another school not a priority yet, New Castle schools superintendent says
• Oktoberfest, RiverFest to be held Saturday
• Plea negotiations develop in alleged auto theft case
• Smoking ordinance presented to commissioners
• Judge allows special prosecutor to remain on community corrections case
• Ellsworth, Coats debate issues
• $16 million grant for health centers
• Visitation held for Westwood student killed in accident
• WINDS OF CHANGE
• Blue River Valley School Board meeting turns heated on bullying issue
• 'It's never too late' to live a dream, says author of new book
• Woman accused of hitting police officer pleads not guilty
• View from Plum Street: Discussing life during WWII
• Community Calendar 10-13
• Public welcome at horse training center open house
• Lawyer doesn't buy Schrenker's claims he's broke
• Cop accused in shooting spree to appear in court
• Prosecutors chosen in Indiana candidate residency
• Ind. governor: No decision on 2012 run for months
• Bayh's donation won't be spent on Ellsworth ads
• New restaurant, new image
• Fury continues to flourish despite numbers
• Fire starts in home's basement
• EDC director to be unveiled?
• A chance to recognize a community hero
• JEFFERSON-JACKSON DINNER: Senate candidate Ellsworth addresses Henry County Democrats
• First Fall Festival brings a crowd to downtown Hagerstown
• Commissioners to hear a proposed smoking ordinance at Wednesday meeting
• Fading H1N1 worries not a reason to skip flu vaccine
• Purdue working out smoking policy kinks
• No increase expected in social security benefits
• Viking fury continues to flourish despite small numbers
• Officials: Buses will help improve safety
• Changes announced for energy assistance
• Mortgage rates fall to decades low of 4.27 pct.
• Former police officer arrested in Indiana and Illinois shootings
• Bodies found in red sludge
• Economy loses 95K jobs in September
• Chinese dissident wins Nobel Peace Prize
• 9/11 linked to militant in terror alert
• Officials touting National Guard's Arizona mission
• Cemetery returns vet's repossessed grave site marker
• NCMS choirs to present concert
• Somber crowd assembles in prayer for accident victims
• Contract talks continue at Nettle Creek
• Losing a student
• Gas City man's guilty pleas in 3 slayings accepted
• Ohio prosecutor: 3 arrests in Indiana casino sting
• Community Calendar 10/8
• Most voters favor tax caps in state constitution
• Authorities ask for help
• Jobs projected for Ind. in 'middle-skills'
• 100s evacuate downtown South Bend after gas leak
• US attorney should probe ethics flap
• Indiana money manager to be sentenced Thursday
• One student killed, one injured after being hit by car
• Spiceland drops town marshal
• South Henry schools make AYP
• BREAKING NEWS: Press conference scheduled for 2 p.m. today, view a live stream at the C-T website
• Jazz pianist coming to New Castle library
• Poll suggests Daniels shouldn't run for president
• Trask pickup will be on schedule
• Vaccination clinic will be tonight
• Out and About 10/7
• Untitled
• School district sued over 1st grade Bible class
• Untitled
• Security cameras in operation at Baker Park
• Water hike may be necessary for balanced budget
• Cemetery audit shows improvement
• Man walks with tent, cross, dog
• 'Race for Excellence' inspires students to help community
• U.S. apologized Wednesday for a recent helicopter attack
• American and two Japanese scientists won the Nobel Prize in chemistry
• Fire department to start fundraiser
• Shenandoah school to hold conferences
• Haunted house to be offered
• Pursonality event will be today
• Firefighters save 18 foot snake
• Sentence handed down for Times Square bomber
• Global stock markets surge
• New Castle man arrested for alleged drug dealing
• Sheriff: Look out for farm vehicles during harvest season
• County candidates disagree on hiring of relatives
• House repair bid to be submitted at tonight's meeting
• Greenfield police officer laid to rest
• 2 explosions rock Afghan city
• Rabbis visit torched West Bank mosque
• Behind in polls, Ellsworth launches ads
• Vatican: Nobel to IVF pioneer raises questions
• Airport move put on hold
• Movie planned on Indiana scientist's memoir
• Sheriff stops police service to NW Indiana town
• Body in Ind. lake may be man missing since winter
• Alley will be one-way while food pantry is open
• Woman turns herself in for hit-and-run accident
• Visitation held for fallen officer
• State representative candidates oppose property tax caps
• Alley will be one-way while food pantry is open
• Teen dating violence a focus of awareness month
• SPIN METER: Business group turns on past allies
• Purdue: Ind. an island of drought in Ohio Valley
• Music takes stab at 3-D
• Gene test aims for better heart disease detection
• Trojan Marching Band earns gold rating, advances to ISSMA regionals with BRV
• 'In The Know' about cancer
• Dinner helps two Hagerstown boys
• Student's death touches many
• Rightful queen crowned
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run accident could come forward
• Library kicks off month-long community event
• Election forum Monday
• Residents say goodbye to Dunes
• Bayh gives more cash to Dems
• Furniture maker buys auto plant
• Man and woman arrested for possession, dealing drugs
• US apologizes to Guatemala for 1940s study
• Hardline Sadrists throw support behind Iraqi PM
• Downtown festival coming to Hagerstown on Oct. 9
• Sorghum fest is Sunday
• Two teens sent to hospital after car lands in creek
• Silly Bandz get a slap on the wrist
• Obscenity, whale snot take top honors at Ig Nobels
• Police protesters throw Ecuador into chaos
• Fisher-Price has massive recall
• Feds charge third man with Clean Water violations
• Nearly half of Indiana labeled as in drought
• NRA backs Democrat in Indiana's U.S. Senate race
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at age 85
• AP sources: Emanuel to run for Chicago mayor
• Bernanke, others working together on overhaul
• Bias crime charges weighed after NJ teen's suicide
• Republican Club plans annual meeting
• 'Indiana Experience' free to society members
• OFFICER KILLED
• Woman arrested for obtaining drugs by deception
• Plea agreement proposes 14-year sentence for dealing cocaine
• Trash collection phone line fixed
• Three arrested in drug bust
• Faith Fest helps burned-out family
• Treasurer candidate counts UAW retirees as strong supporters
• Up close and personal with '12 Angry Men'
• Congress punts tough choice until after election
• Woman pleads not guilty in Wash. acid hoax case
• Community Calendar 9/30
• Record number of children die in hot cars
• Tropical Storm Nicole causes deadly floods in Jamaica
• Mexican marines nab 30 alleged cartel members, seize arms
• Woman accused of stealing trash toter, spitting on officers
• New Castle graduate builds wide clientele in toy designing
• Plant swap hosted Saturday by HOPE Initiative, Millstone
• First Henry County Heart Walk is Saturday
• Library hosts author chat, historical video series
• Friends of the Library present two music concerts
• Cadet completes basic training
• Benefit dinner for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• 21st Century Scholars set meetings
• Middletown considers water fees, park budget
• CRADLES auction to raise money for supporting low-cost child care
• Senate candidate will be speaker at Democratic dinner
• Local UAW 729 receives Danielson Humanity Award at Day of Caring
• Citizens State Bank announces scholarship winners
• Community Calendar 9/28
• Get out of your stress rut this fall
• Christmas trees will honor military personnel
• NYC forced to move oft-stolen Joey Ramone sign
• Pa. district judge, constable help nab suspect
• Man douses himself in paint to avoid Taser
• Take-Back Day for drugs a success, sheriff says
• Hair cuts for cancer research
• Holiday nuts on sale
• Man's eye stabbed
• Wind energy considered by some landowners
• 40-foot hole dug in city parking lot to repair longtime problem
• Israel to end settlement slowdown
• Flock cheers Ga. megachurch pastor as he vows to fight
• Prairie Township Fire Department grateful for equipment grant
• New Castle man on parole accused of home burglary
• State Museum exhibit features more than 240 Titanic artifacts
• New Castle band overcomes triple trouble en route to strong finish
• Wright Brothers to perform at Oktoberfest
• Donations now accepted for fire fund
• Community Calendar 9/27
• Report: Ind. infrastructure needs billions in work
• I-70 wreck kills state police inspector
• Indiana lays off 30 at Transportation Department
• AP Poll: Health care law leaves many uncertain
• O'Reilly, Maher both have old O'Donnell footage
• Lohan sent back to jail in handcuffs without bail
• China Town has minor kitchen fire
• Long dry spell threatens trees
• Child agencies protest costs
• Family sues college over alcohol death
• International League to meet Tuesday
• Teachers say merit pay isn't the best way
• Woman awakens to find burglar in her room
• 10 NCCHS seniors honored with green jackets
• Knightstown might get a McDonald's restaurant
• Average mortgage rates unchanged at 4.37 percent
• Ex-city manager, mayor among 8 officials arrested
• The new tea party is still disjointed, but it has energy, money
• Family sues Ind. college over teen's alcohol death
• 2 die in separate golf cart accidents
• New Castle man now faces rape charge
• Indiana girl says she knew two siblings died in closet
• HISTORY GOES UP IN FLAMES
• Officers: County's largest cocaine bust ever
• College GO Week helps students push for plan
• Key election dates for county announced
• Homes are threatened by large field fire in Rush County
• National Guard unit awaiting call to go to Iraq
• Candidate blames voting error on being busy
• Middletown Town Council special meeting
• Catered meal for UAW members
• Henry County Reads begins with open house on Oct. 1
• Education Dept. grants $442M for teacher merit pay
• Nun suspects theft by man she was trying to help out
• Concessions vote starts at GM plant in Indy
• Museum to unveil exhibit on Andy Warhol
• New wind energy project considered
• Grede Holdings announces work for 2011 vehicle
• Police: Indiana kids locked in closet may have suffocated
• TRASH DAY
• Hearing set to discuss prosecutor in case of corrections employees
• Burning ban approved for Henry Co.
• Cut reduced for Henry County Historical Society
• Ohio cemetery vandals desecrate Wright bros. site
• Bill Clinton says Democrats can keep their majority
• Study: Indiana lagging in college degree rate
• Plans made for the 21st annual Knights of Pythias Holiday Festival
• Tax, spending cuts top GOP's 'Pledge'
• College GO! Week kicks off statewide campaign this week
• Community Calendar 9/22
• Commissioners to consider no burn rule
• Residents complain about town officers
• City police flush out suspect
• Trying his hand at history
• Investigation into fish deaths 'inconclusive'
• Jobless rate holds steady for Henry Co.
• Dispute ends in knifing of chair
• Police: kids died after hours in closet
• Job loss fuels Indiana Senate campaign
• Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Performances coming up as part of Indiana marching band
• Learning about electrical safety
• Waste dumping inspires anger
• Man accused of molesting 6-year-old boy
• Public gets look inside the New Castle Fire Department
• Sign issue: Finding no easy answers
• Jeep wrecks into old M.A.B. Paints building on A Avenue
• Vehicle goes off road, into retention pond
• Autopsies fail to reveal how two children died
• Ellsworth not worried about lack of ads
• IG: FBI gave inaccurate statements on surveillance
• Doctor: Teen who strangled brother is not a psychopath
• Indiana Secretary of State unveils new voter outreach
• Hancock County Extension annual meeting for Oct. 5
• Henry County's talent goes on display before big crowd
• Raintree Ride will be Saturday in Henry County
• Community Calendar 9/21
• Model T, other classic cars cruise in for show
• Man flees police 2 different times
• City Council will meet tonight
• Strong winds capsize sailboats on Lake Freeman
• Small plane flips on runway at Indiana airport
• Low pay hinders Indiana police retention efforts
• Colin Powell says illegal immigrants do his home repairs
• This week brings Pollution Prevention Week in Indiana
• State lawmakers to seek extension of vote centers
• GOP divided on how to replace health overhaul
• Craft and Gift Show Saturday
• Funds available to farmers for certification
• Candidates against new taxes
• THE FIRST STEP
• Lewisville man arrested for battery, strangulation
• Indiana businessman faces foreclosure on mansion
• Teen who killed brother fought urge to stab father
• Ex-FBI worker accused of embezzlement
• Most schools see drop in enrollment
• Glenn Beck headlining Ind. tea party rally
• Few in Washington city are angry at acid hoax woman
• New York City storm leaves 14-mile path of destruction
• Prosecutors: Woman stabbed man over stinky feet insult
• Merle Haggard cancels shows due to illness
• Cohen set for Freddie Mercury biopic
• Outdoor Experience going on this weekend
• Teen volunteer firefighter charged with setting fires
• At least 500 vaccinated at clinic Friday
• ONE TANK TRIP: NASHVILLE, INDIANA
• Three arrested for dealing Oxyconton
• 21 lose their jobs
• Expiring tax cuts could hit US taxpayers at every level
• Officials want 'to flush' out bathroom criminal
• More money for the downtown?
• Former Indiana governor visits Henry County, still talks politics
• School is cool
• Denny's opening planned for Nov. 7
• Police chief asks council to reconsider car policy
• St. Anne to hold annual bazaar this weekend
• Two authors to visit Middletown
• This week, field fires continue to occur in county
• State announces roster of officials
• Advanced adult education courses coming
• Community Calendar 9/16
• College fair planned for Tuesday night
• Build a new central office?
• Learn how to live simply
• Officials warn of 911 scam
• Program helps keep business in Knightstown
• Republicans discuss plans for '11
• Indiana teen uses bear to show how he killed brother
• Many central, southern counties ban burning
• Monument to car invention toppled in crash
• Purdue sees slight growth in fall enrollment
• Group looking to buy camp gets a boost
• Man who tried to fake his own death pleads guilty to fraud
• Ex-lobbyist to plead in earmarks probe
• New Castle man could face charge of trafficking
• New Castle Fire Dept. to host an open house
• Ceremony to honor retiring state justice
• Anti-gay tweets lead to campaign resignation
• Family of crash victim plans to sue Indianapolis
• Ind. doctors may back ban on Spice
• Judge hears from 'sham' candidates
• 51st annual convocation to honor standout students
• Indiana Senate Republicans seeking interns
• Pay it Forward Day returns for the third time
• Obama urges students to be tolerant of each other
• IDOC staff, offenders donate to the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
• Recent hire could leave the police dept.
• Daniels' dinners fuel White House speculation
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE
• Plea talks in alleged robbery
• Retired teachers look to Statehouse for their pension
• Making cents out of everyday shopping
• Field fires keeping crews busy
• Oprah Winfrey's ultimate New Castle viewer
• Free food to be given away Friday
• Eagles to hold benefit ride for kids' burn survivor camp
• We Kare Support Group welcomes the public
• Fly-in breakfast at Hagerstown Airport Sunday
• DUI checkpoint and patrols result
• Knightstown man sentenced after car chase in the county
• Bill could make health workers pay for own FBI background checks
• Property near Ind. 3 could bring more than $300,000 for schools
• Medics pulls 81-year-old from burning car
• Official blasts union's political spending
• Marine's body arrives in state
• METALDYNE: Owner of scrap business wants to redevelop part of building
• Man's trips for his mail get stamp of disapproval
• Henry County board appointment opening
• Evacuees return to scorched Colorado homes
• Gas pipeline in deadly blast was ranked high risk
• Man dies in ATV wreck
• CAR SHOW FOR A CAUSE
• 'Drug Take- Back Day' set
• TENDERLOIN TIME
• Charter school offers diplomas, college credit
• Ind. ranks 5th in early death risk from coal power
• Iran says it will release American woman on bail
• Production of stimulus-aided car batteries revs up
• Crews may have to start rescue tunnel over
• Sept. 11 anniversary politicized
• Obama: Bin Laden still pursued, 'deep underground'
• Team claims record-breaking pumpkin launch
• Ohio school tells wrong parents kids are absent
• Prosecutor in County Community Corrections still to be determined
• Officials: kids need vaccines
• DAY OF CARING: 500 volunteers take on 50 projects around the county
• Denny's plans a comeback
• Suit accuses Plainfield of censoring store window
• Indiana House Dems, GOP pledge no new taxes
• Ex-Indianapolis teacher sentenced in sex case
• Indiana Marine on his third deployment when killed in Afghanistan
• Indiana man accused of posing as vet
• Fire crews try to reach smoldering homes after blast
• Obama says voters may blame him in elections
• Habitat to host sidewalk sale this weekend
• Suspect caught in the theft of police car
• Conservation Field Day will be Sept. 24
• Vermont: All Natural Syrup not the real deal
• Enrollment for adult education classes coming
• New study says flamboyant male dancing attracts woman best
• Former governor to attend candidate fundraiser
• Community Calendar 9/10
• Survey finds marijuana use up among youth
• Here's your chance to dunk a police officer
• Candidates for Senate set for three debates
• Local contractors learn lead-safe work practices
• State lawmakers look at ways to combat meth
• Utah man faces drug and battery charges
• SAME FAMILY, SAME BATTLE
• Weekend features a horse show in Henry County
• Signs of past times?
• Downtown demolition day
• Teachers: 2 classes not enough
• Day(s) of Caring
• Sentencing for Hoots postponed
• Search for a director continues
• Seminar to help parents help kids in divorces
• Hearing in former officer's firing appeal postponed
• Out and About 9/9
• Facebook class offered in county
• New council member for Lewisville
• Ellsworth blasts Coats for his amnesty vote
• Ban on Spice sale takes effect Saturday
• Florida minister cancels burning of Qurans on Sept. 11
• A class to die for: Zombies 101 at college
• Fashion designer creates gowns for hospital
• 'Refudiate' gets most searches on the Internet
• Day of Caring back for 17th year
• Panel's proposal would expand 'net metering'
• Town taking sides
• GETTING TO KNOW THE GROWER
• Officials: Budget to bring changes
• City Council tries to help new business
• Man, 29,arrested for drugs
• Indiana Univ. theater program leaving Brown County Playhouse
• No recession here: Election spending rises
• Florida church to go ahead with burning of the Quran on Sept. 11
• Courses being offered for adult education
• Battle royal over health care repeal if GOP wins
• Tires slashed on five vehicles
• 10-year-old girl fatally shot
• Lawn parking fees irk some in South Bend
• Rail line for coal plant worries some residents
• Fallout from fatal crash reaches Indy's top cops
• Cyclists bare all to promote cleaner air
• Woman devours 181 chicken wings in contest
• Clooney's 'American' wins the box office
• Hurricane watch issued for coasts of Mexico, Texas
• Report: Money can buy happiness, to a point
• Obama calling for more spending on infrastructure
• Workshop focused on starting a business set for three sessions
• Budget talks continue tonight during meeting
• Cutting back on history?
• City seeing increase in fake bills
• Young professionals group still going strong
• NCCHS seniors paint parking spaces for an annual tradition
• Ribbons, bows and retail therapy: A worthy stop for girlfriends' getaway
• Something to crow about
• 'A tradition'
• Community Calendar 9/6
• Bikers ride to Indy in memory of dead comrade
• Fire at Indy apartment ruled to be arson
• West Lafayette water customers may pay for use of city hydrants
• After party changes, candidate hopes voters want change
• Man arrested for drugs, stolen items on interstate
• Memorial car show will be on Saturday
• Official says Obama backing research credits
• Key oil spill evidence rising to the surface of Gulf of Mexico
• Seven colleges in Indiana hang up phones in dorms
• Restaurant Inspections 9/6
• Indiana port shipments signal boost in economy
• Ind. health officials warn about West Nile
• Man admits role in woman's shovel death
• Helena teen accidentally texts sheriff for pot
• Goodwill box turns up inert grenade
• Man arrested weeks after fight with ex-best friend
• Boy's foot hit by van at bus stop
• NEW RADIO STUDIO IN KNIGHTSTOWN: 'GONNA BLOW THEIR MINDS'
• Shirley residents support embattled sheriff
• Golfers swing at disease that killed their friend
• Henry County Walks! to get moving
• Moms and tots to meet weekly
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS 9-4
• Pregnancy Care Center observes first 25 years
• Waning Hurricane Earl still causing havoc for holiday travel
• Report: Bugs found in deputy chief's office
• Driven in concert tonight
• Treasurer's office to close early on Wednesday
• Greensboro having health fair Sept. 18
• Sulphur Springs woman is victim of alleged fraud
• NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM:MOVING AHEAD
• Changes coming for court system?
• Woman is charged with fraud
• New Castle could see enrollment drop by 55
• State police, feds seize $47.5M in marijuana
• Panel approves pesticide rules for schools
• Boy tells judge he fatally shot his stepfather
• Police: Traffic stop leads to $7,000 in drugs
• American and English styles to be on display in a horse show this weekend
• Key foes won't campaign against state's property tax caps before vote this month
• Trash schedule change for city residents
• Blood donors will receive Colts T-shirts
• Ind. 38 to close for car show
• Wayne County to celebrate its bicentennial this fall
• 2nd foreclosure case for financier?
• READY TO RIDE
• Economy pressures landlords
• Bringing back memories
• Out and About 9/2
• Walgreens announces flu shots program
• State warns of increased mosquito activity
• Document debate continues in Trevino case
• Budget continues downward trend at Charles A. Beard
• Inmate holds worker hostage for 90 minutes
• John Walker Lindh seeks prayer ruling
• Police kill gunman at Discovery Channel
• 'That kills me'
• Federal money slated for local schools
• After six weeks, site of fatal fire torn down
• Event brings sales, food, entertainment this weekend
• Knightstown to be in spotlight once again with the Fall Fest
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: Time to turn the page
• It may not be your grandchild; it may be a scam
• Need homework help? Pick up the phone
• NCCHS student wins 3rd place in essay contest
• Henry County residents receive their diplomas
• Students invited to enter reading,writing contest
• Man enters a not guilty plea for battery
• Basement fire closes building at Indiana college
• Ellsworth, Coats camps sparring over issue of Guantanamo Bay
• Hancock sheriff giving up duties after his arrest
• Arrested for drugs, man says he is a backup dancer for Beyonce
• SCHOOL BUS BLUES
• Foreclosure proceedings started for financier's property
• Plea deal entered for former officer facing child porn charge
• Man arrested after allegedly dumping trash in the Big Blue
• Former Dana employees to gather Sept 18
• Traffic restriction at Ind. 9 bridge on Monday night
• Indiana police try to track meth production online
• Disaster preparedness supplies acquired for county
• RV dealer challenges actor to push-ups
• Casino proposed near battlefield splits Gettysburg
• Hurricane Earl batters Caribbean, threatens East Coast
• Daniels: Colleges should focus on efficiencies
• Lead cleanup nears finish in Evansville area
• US grapples with bedbugs, misuse of pesticides
• Illegal garage sales signs can be costly
• After Katrina, evacuees find home in Indiana
• Would-be buyer urges GM workers to OK concessions
• Teen's condition improves after car accident
• 'Vapor trail' leads to Paris Hilton's arrest
• 'Exorcism' has slim box-office lead on 'Takers'
• $146,200 recouped for Henry County
• Teen motorcycle racer killed in a crash at event in Indianapolis
• Community Calendar 8/30
• President Obama commits to revival of the Gulf Coast
• International League plans another festival for Sept. 11
• A PRAYER
• Calls about bed bugs increasing at health department
• Family offers matching reward in fire case
• Governor adds Eli Lilly portrait to his gallery
• Oil cleanup both bonanza and bust
• 'Censored' episode of 'Family Guy' now for sale on DVD
• Toyota recalls 1.3M vehicles
• Apple's TV show idea no game changer
• Community Days opens with chicken, kids contest
• Girl dies in 25-story fall
• BLEAK FUTURE? Reform may be only chance for road improvement
• Renovation is complete
• Interim Chamber director named executive director
• Workshop aims to teach about grant writing
• Coats goes on air, Ellsworth is off
• Community Calendar 8/26
• 'Touch of class'
• Investigators still looking into woman's death
• Indiana Univ. expects record enrollment
• Ex-treasurer of anti-crime group charged in theft
• Prayer event to take place at local schools
• CRASH
• Meteorological towers coming to Lewisville
• Board to no longer comment on search for director
• Going from off-road to on-road
• BREAKING NEWS: One injured in Wednesday night accident
• Election office is accepting applications for absentee voting
• Weekend ride will benefit park in Carthage
• Listening will be easy at Cafe Royal tonight
• Police: Pregnant woman apparently committed suicide
• Sheriff's Merit Board will interview 10 applicants for job
• Nettle Creek sees budget shortage
• Letter: Health care overhaul costs $3 billion
• K.O. FOR K2
• Economic development board still looking for a director
• Man allegedly flipped mattress on top of his girlfriend, infant son
• Council: Cuts needed for towns, townships
• Recovery in danger as homebuyers cut back
• Daniels: Indiana will seek new stimulus money
• Recycling surveys for city residents
• Was it arson?
• OFF TO A SMOOTH START
• Assessing the Big Blue River
• No answers yet on why 600 fish died in late July
• Ex-teacher gets early release on meth charges
• City joins foes of Ohio River bridge tolls
• Purdue staff could get early retirement offer
• Car show benefits county animal shelter
• Obama stem cell regulations blocked for now
• Report: NYC, Philly, Detroit top bedbug list
• Auditions set for Rush production
• Woman seen on camera dumping cat in the trash
• Man shot in head, notices it 5 years later
• The Twilight will perform at the library
• Community Days adds 5K to festivities
• Community prayer events now each month
• A representative race to remember?
• Let the politics begin
• To sell or not to sell Spice?
• 'Perfect 1ST day'
• Sobriety checkpoint leads to 11 arrests
• Indiana State Fair ends with slightly smaller crowd
• FDA chief says food safety enforcement is too limited
• 3 dead and 4 wounded in shootout in central Virginia
• State seeing education progress despite lean times
• Crane truck topples over in Indianapolis
• Indiana police commander resigns after questioning
• Cholesterol screenings, blood pressure checks
• Rummage sale to purchase food for pantry
• New Castle library closed for staff training
• Indiana gets $1M to monitor health insurance premiums
• Indy police chief demotes three over crash probe
• BP spill clouds the state's oil industry outlook
• Knightstown teen finishes 3rd for State Fair queen
• Hundreds bring toxic materials for collection
• Blagojevich won't rule out return to politics
• BMV study: Teenagers who take driver's ed crash more
• Community Calendar 8/23
• Farmers behind egg recall share suppliers and tie to business
• Purdue helps Indiana farmers interested in the power of wind
• Watch out for Yellowstone grizzly bears - they're hungry this fall
• 27 athletes compete in race
• 2009 murder conviction upheld
• STREET RACE
• Henry Co. man is in hot water
• Obama mortgage-aid effort is struggling
• Chip shortage makes smart phones more scarce, could affect PC prices
• Aid money tests GOP governors eyeing 2012
• Teenage Dutch sailor girl set to sail Saturday
• Dad buys ad offering free babysitting
• Illnesses linked to eggs will likely grow
• Grandma's garden
• Indiana U. board approves pay-raise plan
• Indiana's jobless rate continues slow rise for 2010
• Obama seeks return to Scottish prison for Libyan
• Ind. mom charged with starving 4-year-old to death
• City to enforce sign ordinance
• What will happen to the armory?
• Wine and art gala returning to New Castle
• Concert, food, old cars enliven Jubilee Days
• Professor: Schools key to growth
• Knightstown Council may ban Spice sale
• Police: Man strangles wife during altercation
• Naked man arrested for battery
• A playhouse that keeps on giving
• With music, food and fun, class celebrates its 40th reunion
• Man sentenced in drunk driving case
• Friends of Library will get bonus if they sells 300 books
• Shenandoah Middle School event announced
• Fitness events will be Sept. 14 at reservoir
• Small business roundtable in Anderson today
• Panel awards recycling money from frozen fund
• Chief: Woman shoots herself
• Fire victim's name released
• Henry Co. comes close on budget
• Greens Fork man arrested for growing marijuana
• CALMING FEARS
• Would-be GM plant buys: Offer misconstrued
• Officials: Fuel leak could last days, even weeks
• 87-year-old dies in New Castle fire
• Decision to fire teacher upheld
• Obama says economy coming back slowly
• New Castle man rides to a reserve world title
• Indiana policymakers set health overhaul meetings
• Day of Caring to be held Sept. 10
• Water quality topic of Big Blue meeting on Tuesday
• State Police to participate in crackdown on impaired drivers
• Race to promote fitness, Henry Co. trails on Saturday
• Man arrested for attempting to steal copper
• Hazardous material collection this weekend
• Two incumbents ousted in caucus
• Fire burns home
• Starting school in style
• 'A model of strength'
• Paper, pens and people
• Survey of viewers shows extent of TV time is shifting
• NY governor aims to meet with NYC mosque developers
• Factories aid a bumpy economic recovery
• New study: 1 in 5 US teens has a slight hearing loss
• Facebook and blogs add nuisances for many parents
• Harvard reigns spot atop U.S. news rankings
• GM recalls 250K vehicles, seat belts may not latch
• Council argues over dog attack
• Sobriety check point in county on Friday night
• Another deadline,another extension for candidate
• Man arrested for selling stolen narcotics
• Sale of Spice legal ... for now
• City budget could bring back 2 jobs
• Go-kart race joins Jubilee Days events
• Spots remain for Greenfield gardening class
• Report: Cancer is the world's costliest disease
• 'CSI' for your seafood: Gulf fish going through safety tests
• FBI: Suspect in bank robbery was a customer
• 78-year-old rides roller coaster 90 times in a day
• Mel Gibson was uninjured in Malibu car crash
• Man gets two years probation for sexual battery
• Indianapolis museums aiming to boost crowds
• Karl Rove to speak at state GOP events
• $1,000 in change stolen?
• High-schoolers welcomed back
• To return or not to return?
• New chapter begins
• Blue River alums gather for multi-class reunion
• Feds: Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• Mysterious military ID tags connect Indiana family to another family abroad
• Police search office of Hancock County's sheriff
• Fisherman finds evidence of Asian carp in Wabash
• Community Calendar 8/16
• Queen, princess crowned
• Wildlife center welcomes rare owl population
• Club pedals cycling, fitness
• Man, 19, arrested for having sexual relations with minor
• Man allegedly cut by sharp-edge weapon in a dispute
• New NASA space school at Indy's Martin University
• MORE THAN JUST HOT AIR
• Police: Man stole car from outside bar
• This one goes out to preservation
• Man linked to Smurfs admits $11M NYC shakedown bid
• Confrontation with repo man leads to felony charge
• Dr. Laura apologizes for saying N-word on the air
• Justin Bieber contributes to flood relief
• Hilton vows vigorous defense of $35M suit
• Publicist says Gabor returning to hospital
• Lindsay Lohan's mother says actress will move East
• Mortgage rates hit 4.44 percent as economy sours
• Banish bare walls by making art yourself
• CORNY GAME
• Who will fix the economy? Many shrug
• Less money, less pain - for now
• HENRY COUNTY READS: Library continues community reading program without a grant
• FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
• Two events will celebrate start of school
• 'Secret gardens' revealed
• Heat wave could renew push for later school start
• Fair-weather friends
• Color guard raising funds for training
• Firefighters to benefit from dinner Sept. 11
• Still waiting for a decision
• 'Financial difficulties' credited for closure of Durham's
• WHEN IT COMES TO FAIR FOOD, THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS
• Attorneys debate use of documents in Trevino case
• Middletown Car Fest comes to Dietrich Park
• Reunions 8/13
• Fundraiser will benefit Needy Meds
• US: Firms must spell out workers' benefits rights
• Indiana to get $200 million from Medicaid stimulus fund
• Judge blocks part of county health ordinance
• Fiddler wins the teen talent contest
• Riley to host Back-To-School Night Aug. 19
• Streets to be repaired in Sulphur Springs
• State treasurer candidate will be at the fair this weekend
• Untitled
• Rhetoric dims hope for Social Security compromise
• Babies' day out
• Candidate seeks foothold for the Libertarian Party
• Woman charged with poisoning her husband
• Officer in fatal crash charged with 7 felonies
• $58M investment
• Durham's 'closed' sign raises questions
• Brotherhood: Drum corps staying in New Castle
• Commissioners support court consolidation
• City's preservation efforts to go on display
• Steam tractor replica a hit at the fair
• New Castle 9th-grade orientation on Monday
• Items sought for church rummage
• Libertarian candidate to visit Mooreland Fair
• Yeehaw! Area teens show off their talent at Mooreland Free Fair
• Bench trial date moved for former jail officer
• Rumpke to haul trash from town of Sulphur Springs
• Man enters not guilty plea for intimidation charge
• Gov. defends stance on more federal money
• Two busiest casinos sees opposite trends
• Where the wild things grow
• TRAVELING SONG
• TRAVELING SONG
• Police find 7-year-old who went missing
• Police find 7-year-old who went missing
• Former Alaska senator dies in plane crash
• State counselor 'concerned' about Duke plant
• Pastor arrested protesting 'Demon' mascot
• Court rejects woman's appeal over expletive
• Statue of Liberty to get staircase for safety
• Middletown woman arrested for stealing $4,000 from parents
• Community Calendar 8/10
• Huge crowd cheers young performers at Mooreland Fair
• Purse snatched out of Foster Grandparent's car
• Lugar urges 'common sense' in farm dust law
• Into the fire
• Energy contract could save millions
• School playing host to world champs
• Kennard gets grant for its sidewalks
• Two authors to visit Middletown Public Library
• New Castle man arrested on drug charges
• Small business center helps open New Castle flower shop
• Reunions 8/9
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to hold two fundraisers
• Leadership Academy to start soon in county
• Welliver's to reopen
• Civil War re-enactors bring battles, passion for history to Henry County over the weekend
• Fire burns another abandoned house
• Mooreland Fair opens with worship service
• Indy 2-vehicle crash sends 9 to the hospital
• Lake Co. wind farm may cover 23,000 acres
• Lafayette plan to raze nursing home criticized
• Tip leads police to drugs in Wayne County backyard
• Storms spawn tornadoes in North Dakota, Minnesota
• Federal bill may have ties to Henry Co.
• Governor compares US debt to 'child abuse'
• FBI says new al-Qaida leader lived in U.S.
• HP CEO steps down in wake of sex-harassment claim
• It's back to school time at Blue River Valley
• Hagerstown in top 16 at state fair band day
• States ask judge to hear suit challenging health overhaul
• 25,000 books scattered as shelves tumble
• State Fair opens its 17-day run
• Man charged with trying to have dad killed
• County Health Rankings provide baseline to improve community's health
• Motorcycle, vehicle collide at intersection
• Iowa City couple to wed at jr. high 50 years later
• Henry County departments prepare for cuts
• A different kind of pantry helps the needy stay clean
• Hancock County sheriff arrested
• Underwater crime scene: Investigators want to gather evidence
• Indiana seeks to grow its health plan
• Senate confirms Elena Kagan as 112th Supreme Court justice
• Vaccine clinic draws crowd
• FREE PROMOTION
• Attorney: Charges 'fabricated'
• Troubled bridge over water?
• Man gets 8 years for confinement
• Officer arrested after a fight in his squad car
• Scientist: Carp may have been planted near Lake Michigan
• Storm leaves many without electricity
• Car cruise-in planned for Saturday, Aug. 14
• Hot meals and clothing to be given away
• Donations still accepted for back to school event
• 'Twelve Angry Men' auditions set for Guyer Opera House
• Student gets gold rating at national contest
• Indianapolis police ID suspect in shootings
• U.S. postal consolidation under review
• Drop expected from Indiana income taxes
• Pence: Policies key to the future of economy
• Wreck damages 3 other cars
• $12 for your thoughts
• Heart and 'sol'
• 100-mph chase ends in an arrest
• Henry Co. departments have to cut 8.5 percent
• Indiana company planning hybrid van gets General Motors' backing
• NM governor considers pardon for Billy the Kid
• New Castle man doesn't show up for court
• 'Run in the Sun' will be part of Community Days
• Coats says no need for lifetime ban on lobbying
• Drum Corps International group coming to Henry Co.
• Police: Man threatens wife and animals
• New stop signs
• Spiceland gets a cop for 30-day trial period
• Both boaters blamed in deadly lake accident
• Priorities for Metaldyne differ
• AN INSIDE LOOK
• Tests take aim at New Castle cemetery's soil
• Countywide Crime Watch may be in the making
• Police: two killed, six hurt in shooting in Indianapolis
• Senators make climactic arguments on Elena Kagan
• Are Americans now more honest about their weight?
• Community Calendar 8/4
• Senate hopefuls push health, lobbying plans
• Orientations to be this month
• Reunions 8/4
• Hoosiers apply for 220K weeks of job benefits
• Hundreds of illegal immigrants jailed in state
• IU gets $9.2M grant for two global networks
• 'A MISSION': Former Shenandoah teacher looks at new position as the statewide FFA leader a
• Boom: Car crashes into New Castle home over the weekend, helping to wake up residents
• Extra trash bins, extra fees
• Man who was found half-naked pays his fines
• BREAKING NEWS: Henry Co. teacher selected to head Ind. FFA
• New Castle lunch program extended for another week
• Spiceland Pike holds vacation Bible school
• Benefit 5K to be in September
• God's Grain Bin fundraiser set for this month
• Business buys land from city
• Council members won't seek re-election
• Bridge near town park may be upgraded
• Officers looking into sex offense
• Trial postponed for former officer
• Making them pay
• County hiring freeze melting away?
• A taste of New Castle's past
• Body of man, 25-years-old, found in lake
• Three girls free man from railroad tracks
• New Purdue emergency vet clinic sees high demand
• Health dept. offering clinic on Thursday
• Job fair in Muncie on Aug. 10
• Police: Wendy's robber complains about tiny haul
• Yellow lobster pulled from bay
• 'Inception' outclasses the new 'Schmucks'
• GOP looks to erase Democrats comfy majority in the U.S. House
• Man gets one year for attempted escape
• New Castle inmate faces new charge of child molestation
• Grizzly bear euthanized after triple mauling
• Transgender patient claims mistreatment
• AGAIN
• Tony Hoard, Rory get their own Topps baseball card
• 'Bubbles for Brody'
• Announcement of EDC director still days away
• Wildlife rescue escalates at river oil spill
• Classic car auction house plans upgrades
• Conditions favorable for gray leaf spot in corn
• 600 fish die east of New Castle
• Man pulled over, arrested near Knightstown
• Two charged with possession of marijuana
• Boy fired shot killing toddler, police say
• Bill Clinton emerges on Chelsea's NY wedding eve
• Man faces charge of child porn
• I-70 passing lanes to close at Ind. 109
• Fishy situation
• It's sold: Richmond couple buys Knightstown's Paddock as an investment
• Police: Man found half naked
• Guyer performers take a walk on the dark side
• Obama talks race on 'The View'
• Clothing and backpacks given away for free
• Henry County visitors bureau remains open
• Classical guitarist returning to New Castle
• Extended jobless benefits signup started
• LITERARY TASTES: Friends of the Library host food tasting to promote their cookbook
• Activists appeal Purdue coal power unit permit
• Man gets two years in prison for child molestation
• Largest northern Indiana farmers market to end
• Semi crash closes I-69 for about seven hours
• Metaldyne on auction block?
• Oh, the things you can see - for free
• New Castle looking into cardboard recycling
• High-abilityprogram expanded
• Community Calendar 7/29
• Fire department earns grant
• 70 dogs, puppies removed from S. Indiana mobile home
• New survey: Bleaker outlook for economy into next year
• Beach faces closure over geese feces
• Homeless Indiana students up 26 percent since 2006-07
• Key Republican says Elena Kagan is 'dangerous nominee'
• Commissioners discuss court consolidation
• County Council discusses final cuts to budget
• Kokomo plant reassessing its operations
• Ex-Evansville officers convicted of sex charges
• Big war boost clears Congress
• Big war boost clears Congress
• Town council seats up for election
• Warning: Scam trying to fool seniors over rebate
• Escaped cattle cause trouble after wreck in NW Indiana
• Reunions 7/28
• Gard named to Health Finance Commission
• South Bend City Council puts off gay rights proposal
• State Fair goes 'American Gothic'
• Stock market falls slightly on consumer confidence report
• NEW FIRE FLEET
• The music begins...
• Police find $120,000 worth of marijuana
• Sounding off: In case of emergency
• Man files plea deal in drunk driving case
• 2010 Memorial Day Parade
• 2010 Induction Class Announced By Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
• Memorial Day Parade
• Play Chess At The Library

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