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• He never forgot a name: Friends remember victim of fire at Garfield Towers
• Hometown boy embraces ‘Promise I Made’: Clinton native Ken Kercheval takes role in Dreams Come True production
• THE OFF SEASON: To the seniors, one last lecture before you go …
• Graduation ‘responsibility’: Rose-Hulman stages 134th commencement exercises
• Police looking for convenience store robber
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Many say they don’t vote in primary because of tag that comes with it
• Swift Becomes Fifth Sycamore To Earn Spot In 2012 NCAA Track & Field Championships
• It was announced at commencement that the Student Innovation Center wil be named...
• HOT MEMORIAL DAY weekend ahead for workers, campers, garage salers
• Water rescuers
• For many, camping outdoors is the way to beat the heat, enjoy nature
• Towns along National Road readying for next week’s miles-long yard sale
• Quiz King
• Vigo County Jail Log: May 26, 2012
• Rose grads honoring late president Branam at commencement today
• Pounds, Johnson, Weatherford Earn Berths In NCAA Track & Field Finals At Drake
• Congratulations to Liz Evans for winning her fourth NCAA Division III high jump...
• At an engineering, science and math college, numbers matter. Here are some of ke...
• Brandon Pounds Fifth In Hammer Throw; Advances To NCAA Finals At Drake
• The Formula SAE race team had a fantastic 15th-place finish in this year's compe...
• Senior salute former President Matt Branam with a special video tribute about a...
• A fallen soldier returns home
• Official touts trade with northern neighbor
• Caution urged for summer’s kickoff
• Letters delivered
• Companies seek Vigo tax abatements
• High-speed chase suspect caught in West Virginia
• Second victim of deadly I-70 semi-trailer crash identified
• Terre Haute Parks Department Memorial 5K Run
• Johnson, Theisen Punch Their Ticket To NCAA Finals; Weatherford, Michl Advance
• Sycamore Football Camp Information Announced
• Computer, mechanical engineering scholarships for incoming students available
• Brazil remembers a Fallen Son
• ISU OKs four-year degree guarantee
• Motorcyclist dies, motorist charged after accident
• Dems tout good side of compromise
• Grant money will help replace Collett Park area tree canopy
• Historic preservation proposal discussed during open forum
• Search on for Gibault walkaway
• Banks of the Wabash workers getting festival ready to roll
• Schools surpass goal for Riley
• Photo of the Day: Jim McKinney is retiring at the end of the academic year after...
• student team wins Meis Plaza design competition
• Indiana State offers four-year graduation guarantee
• Evansville Eliminates Indiana State From MVC Tournament On Wednesday
• Indiana State’s SGA and Athletics Department Present the FOREST
• Sixteen Sycamores Begin NCAA East Competition On Thursday
• The closing of St. Ann Parish: Shuttered parish will help others live on
• Foreclosure lawsuit questions dog mayor
• TB case cause for concern, not panic
• Woodgate residents considering legal action
• Clay County soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Garfield Towers resident, injured in fire, dies
• 18-year-old mother charged with child neglect after infant injured
• Two arrested on reckless driving charges
• Truck driver in double fatal crash identified
• Farmersburg man arrested on rape charge
• Sycamores Fall To Bluejays In MVC Tournament Opener, 5-0
• Photo of the Day: Here is the group photo of this year's mechanical engineering...
• Grrrr-ateful for donation
• Plan chugging along to ease ‘railroading’
• After possible TB case, school faces health tests
• Fallen Officer Long gains largest THPD honors
• 1,261.5 Miles Per Gallon
• Arson suspected in Collett Park restroom fire
• Garfield Towers fire cause still under study
• Vigo County Jail Log: May 22, 2012
• Students assist injured veterans with recreational activities
• Jeremy Lucas Becomes First Sycamore To Be Named MVC Player Of The Year
• Photo of the Day: Students enjoy one of the last days of the academic year by pl...
• Doyle And Myers Earn MVC Scholar-Athlete Honorable Mention
• New 'State' of Ads: Business students create integrated marketing campaign
• Sycamores Finish Fifth In MVC All Sports Trophy Standings
• Sycamore Football Has 47 Earn MVFC Academic Honors
• MVC Tournament Central: Top-Seeded Sycamores Look For Seventh MVC Tournament Crown
• With a family history of racing, young Cruz in control
• Relay keeps fight vs. cancer on the move
• Blessing offers a faith-based form of travelers’ insurance
• Arson suspected in fire in Collett Park restroom
• Interfaith church services - Celebration Spiritual Center
• Water Works: Walking trails, observation gazebo and more coming to the banks of the Wabash River
• 300 kids enter the business world
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Can one single voter make a difference?
• Union backers continue effort to organize Great Dane
• Warriors against Wegener’s: Clay County residents team up to battle rare disease, help one of their own
• Mussel Up: Official looks for presence of mussels as indicator of river’s health
• Lunch with Heroes: Wabash Valley Red Cross honors three people, hears from survivor of ‘Miracle on the Hudson’
• Terre Haute NAACP to elect delegates for convention
• Sellout crowd packs Terre Haute church to see Sidewalk Prophets
• Missouri State Wins Saturday Rubber Match Over Indiana State, 5-0
• Recovering from scary fire
• As of now, TH postal center still to close
• South teen finds success in world of science fairs
• Vigo County Jail Log: May 19, 2012
• Taking Great Strides
• Fire hits motel office near Brazil I-70 exit
• No identifications yet on 2 fatality victims
• Bears Power Past Sycamores On Friday Night, 7-5
• Harvard doctoral student comes to ISU to research with pioneering professor
• Classes for the 2011-12 academic year end today. Now, it is onto final exams --...
• President of Thai university receives President’s Medal from ISU
• UPDATE: 12 hospitalized after fire in Terre Haute apartment tower
• Vigo Sheriff's Department honors six brave men
• Early efforts may deter later dropouts
• Schools raise $50K for early ed program
• Terre Haute postal processing facility slated for consolidation
• State police make arrest after report of impaired driver
• Brownfield sites ‘are real success stories,’ official says
• Driver still on the lam after multi-state police chase
• Vigo kids sold on Lemonade Day project
• Indiana State Claims The 2012 MVC Regular Season Championship On Thursday
• PHOTO UPDATE: Garfield Towers fire sends 7 to hospitals
• Two from ISU among RHIC Scholars
• Thai doctoral students learn during Wabash Valley visit
• Large Contingent Of Sycamores Selected To Compete In 2012 NCAA East Preliminary Round
• Photo of the Day: Today is Faculty Appreciation Day on campus. Who is/was your...
• Jeremy Lucas Named A Semifinalist For The Johnny Bench Award
• The process has started to find the next Rose-Hulman president.
• USPS to move forward with processing center consolidation
• ACCIDENT ON INTERSTATE 70: 2 die in fiery crash
• Duke volunteers charge up spring fix-up of Wabash Valley Fairgrounds
• B-SIDES: Bloomington brain exhibit gives us something to think about
• Sheridan Pool to remain closed for summer
• Indiana bites, says company’s report on dog attacks
• Fourth-grade students get up close look at recycling
• 90-year-old in good condition after accident
• Rose-Hulman president search committee named
• 4 people injured in truck, van collision
• Learning from the brain
• Nonprofit Leadership Alliance selects ‘Professional of the Year'
• Sycamores And Bears Battle For MVC Championship In Terre Haute
• Sycamore Legend Larry Bird Named NBA Executive Of The Year
• Photo of the Day: Relaxing on Rose-Hulman's beautiful campus.
• Sycamore Track & Field Athletes Continue To Be Ranked Among Nation's Best
• Amazing video of Rose-Hulman's Formula SAE team competiting in the autocross eve...
• New hours posted
• Vigo IREAD-3 scores edge past State’s
• State says 84 percent of third-graders passed new reading test
• Group working to promote Wabash
• Vigo County moving toward mirroring Terre Haute smoking ordinance
• New Goshen fire district may soon expand to Sandford
• Click It or Ticket aims to boost seat-belt use
• Commissioners OK food protection ordinance changes
• Maynard to serve as interim ISU Foundation president
• No. 13 Purdue Rallies Late To Top Indiana State, 2-1
• Beisser Earns MVC Good Neighbor Award
• Technology grad to receive honor from international quality organization
• Photo of the Day: Studying on a sunny day in the Root Quad. Final exams are on...
• Maynard to serve as interim president of ISU Foundation
• ISU Announces Ticket Special For Final MVC Series With Missouri State
• A team of senior mechanical engineering students wins the Judge's Choice Award i...
• They still love Lucy
• Woman admits guilt in abduction attempt
• School at the mall aims at grad rates
• Sugar Creek Fire Department space woes to ease with new building
• BRIEFLY: May 15, 2012
• Terre Haute may soon no longer have K-9 case nipping at its heels
• Five Tribune-Star staffers win awards in state news contest
• Driver recovering from injuries, faces charges
• Woman faces trafficking charge
• Sycamores Close Out Nonconference Play Against Boilermakers
• Photo of the Day: Congratulations to the Formula SAE Race Team for a 15th-place...
• Three falcon chicks hatch at Statesman Towers
• ISU Baseball News & Notes Monday: Ort Named MVC Player Of The Week
• Get Involved ... Help Us Name Our Student Section!
• The Rich History of the Y in Terre Haute
• Trip to Children’s Museum helps make the day for these mothers
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Voters ended up on the sideline in this election
• THE OFF SEASON: Time to become one of the boys of summer again …
• Sycamore Men Win Outdoor Championship For Second Straight Year; Women Fourth
• Indiana State Wins 40th Game Of The Season, Sweep Salukis On Sunday
• MOTHER’S DAY: Fritzie & Dottie: Suddenly widowed mother kept her daughters united
• MOTHER’S DAY: Mary Ann & Danny: From the time he was 5, he’s been bringing her flowers
• MOTHER’S DAY: Fostering a mother’s care
• MOTHER’S DAY: Walking in a race against cancer
• Food bags, mail bags: On this Saturday, postal workers do much more than deliver letters
• Clay Wins Fourth Straight High Jump Title; Dalton Sets ISU Steeplechase Record
• Indiana State Takes Advantage Of SIU Errors To Move Into First Place In The MVC
• Steffen Finishes Fifth In Heptathlon; Webb Seventh In Decathlon At MVC Outdoors
• Buddy System
• Children’s Museum offers moms a special on Mother’s Day
• Greene County felon sentenced on gun charge
• Net tool identifies quality child care
• Claudia Tanoos to chair United Way campaign
• CASA issues request for volunteers
• Company testing size of oil pool
• Brazil Coffee Grounds under new ownership
• Vigo County Jail Log: May 12, 2012
• Padgett wins 10,000 Meters; Pounds Claims Men's Hammer At MVC Championships
• Sycamores Top Salukis In Series Opener, 6-3
• Doctor of Nursing Practice grads develop community health programs
• Painting from Permanent Art Collection to be featured at international exhibition
• Indiana State, Purdue To Play In West Lafayette Next Tuesday
• Photo of the Day: Taking a first look at the Class of 2012 -- the group photo ta...
• Rose-Hulman is 19th on the Indiana Economic Development Council's list of 100 co...
• Houses for Habitat dinner set for May 23
• Honoring the fallen: May 13-19 proclaimed Terre Haute National Police Week
• Shadow in running for national Hero Dog award
• Marker remembers former Riley students
• Council removes prisoners from legislative district
• City Council authorizes $5M loan for city
• Hunger no game to postal Letter Carriers
• DNA testing links Terre Haute man to relationship with minor
• Mother charged with neglecting toddler reaches deal
• Plea deal under advisement in 2010 stabbing death
• Class Mission: Students analyze, recommend updates to shelter initiatives
• Indiana State Heads To Carbondale For Final MVC Road Series
• Speaker gives firsthand account of Rwandan genocide
• Baesler’s Angells
• Life-changing event prompts Angell to sell after more than three decades in business
• Mann up: Terre Haute South teacher wins House District 46 race
• B-SIDES: A lesson to be learned from Lugar’s loss
• Accelerated Art
• Cost too much for recount in Moody GOP race
• Deputy — in court on crutches — testifies about alleged battery
• Vigo County Council nets $12K in medical savings
• Coach, ex-coach accused of relationship with student
• Ort’s Three-Run Double Propels Indiana State To 5-1 Win Over SIUE
• Beisser Named Second Team All-MVC
• Sycamore Men Seek To Defend Title; Women Seek Improvement At MVC Outdoors
• The athletic department earned the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Men'...
• Photo of the Day: Congratulations to Sutton Coleman and Alisa Dickerson for bein...
• ISU Student Adam Richart Wins Throw For A $1,000 Contest
• Lucas Claims Fifth Prairie Farms / MVC Scholar-Athlete Of The Week Honor
• Burger Bests Bryan
• 8th congressional district: GOP’s Bucshon nets 58 percent of primary vote
• Vigo County Council at-large: 44 votes separate Ellis, Moody in GOP race; recount possible
• Greene County races: Council at-large draws voters out in Greene
• Vermillion County races: Lewis wins race for coroner
• Clay County races: Clay officials hoping for better turnout in fall
• Vigo County Commissioner: Incumbent Anderson easily wins District 2
• Personnel disputes mar election
• Parke County races: Incumbent ekes out county commissioner District 1 race
• Vigo County Clerk: Crockett cruises in county clerk contest
• Sycamore Hurdler Is Honored By Missouri Valley For Second Straight Week
• Men Picked Second, Women Fifth For MVC Outdoor Track & Field Championships
• Photo of the Day: The Formula Grand Prix team is putting the finishing touches o...
• Baseball Heads To SIU Edwardsville On Wednesday
• Brock Lough & Ronnie Fouch Invited To NFL Rookie Minicamps
• Dr. Jameel Ahmed has been named head of the Department of Applied Biology and Bi...
• Three Sign To Compete For Sycamore Men's Track & Field This Fall
• Terre Haute airport’s new leadership team ready to launch a few new endeavors
• Scout’s Eagle project worth a salute
• Vermillion polls to receive an infusion of youth
• Board OKs rezoning over resident objections
• Duke helps colleges plant 100 trees
• Tennis team gives cancer its best shot
• Police Briefly: May 8, 2012
• County Commissioners vote to put audio of meetings online
• Local and Bistate briefly: May 8, 2012
• Heart Gallery to be in Cayuga on Saturday
• Commencement long time coming for nursing grad
• Education students boost internship success with Twitter
• ISU students develop business improvement initiative at Adidas
• ISU Baseball News & Notes Monday
• Seasonal Shift: Downtown Terre Haute Farmers Market finds success on winter endeavor, readies for summer
• Can GOP get ‘super’ majority in House?
• Senate rivals in final push for voters
• Breast cancer survivors painting the town pink
• Shockers Take Series Finale Over Sycamores, 8-2
• Sycamores Drop Season Finale At Evansville 7-0
• Focusing on the moon: NASA provides lunar lens to West Vigo science students
• Pursuing ‘the big idea’: Woods graduates urged to surround themselves with those who teach success
• So, how come we always vote on Tuesdays? And are voting centers and ID cards good ideas?
• Finishing the race: ISU graduates urged to be wary but also to understand what America still offers
• Dancing for Faith: Miss Indiana contestant stages fundraiser for 4-year-old’s dream
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Still running at 80, but can Lugar win his closest race in campaign against Mourdock?
• Volunteering for a cleaner town: Effort links less trash with better quality of life (with art)
• Purple Aces Take Two From Sycamores In Doubleheader 4-3, 4-1
• Congratulations to the baseball team for winning the Heartland Collegiate Athlet...
• Four-Run Eighth Inning Sends Sycamores To Series Win Over Shockers
• Class of 2012 encouraged to ‘sail’
• Congratulations to 1992 alumni Jason Karlen, Chris Lanker, Ken Koziol and Jack M...
• Softball Delayed Two Hours At Evansville
• Director selected for new Vigo YMCA
• ISU move aims to better serve first-year college students
• Parke County Courthouse improvements make accessibility easier for people with disabilities
• Police: Suspects admit to crime against 12-year-old
• 22-year-old arrested in connection with January carjacking attempt
• Noisy Senate race not generating early voting
• Absentee voting open through Monday in Vigo
• Driver dies after school bus, truck collision
• Follow the Human Powered Vehicle Team as it tries to sweep this year's ASME east...
• Sycamores Win Five Events At Billy Hayes Invitational; MVC Championship Next
• Indiana State Wins Extra-Inning Pitchers’ Duel Over Wichita State, 1-0
• Trustees approve plan for University College
• Community School of the Arts open house May 9
• ISU students teach stats to DeVaney class
• Dixon, Christopher Named To Valley's Women's Golf Scholar-Athlete Team
• Congratulations graduating Sycamore student-athletes!
• Entrepreneur Sam Clemens of Insight Squared shared advice on how students can tu...
• Rose-Hulman will welcome back chemical engineering alumna Elizabeth Hagerman to...
• Indiana State renames Center in honor of longtime director
• ‘Safe & Alive’: Missing 12-year-old girl located in a Terre Haute home
• City may borrow $5 million for expenses
• Indiana implements new outdoor stage rules
• Ivy Tech students celebrate graduation
• Photo of the Day: Entrepreneur Sam Clemens of Cambridge, Mass. passed along impo...
• Sycamores To Compete At Billy Hayes Invitational; Final Tune-Up Before MVCs
• Justin Hilton Signs Free Agent Contract With The Cincinnati Bengals
• Sunset ends search for girl; officials plot next steps
• Otter Creek Middle School student last seen Sunday
• Chamber introduces new leader
• New airport director gets warm welcome at reception
• Drivers escape serious injury in U.S. 41 accident
• Semitrailer collides with car at intersection
• Residents voice their opposition to new Dollar General store
• Gun link to officer’s death results in 57-month sentence
• Van flees scene after hitting vehicles
• Clay County residents face drug charges after traffic stop in Brazil
• Learn more about senior mechanical engineering/economics major (with a math mino...
• Sycamores Begin MVC Stretch Run Against Shockers
• Photo of the Day: A scenic view of campus from the White Chapel. Note the rainbo...
• On the wing: Indiana State hosting rare birds
• New owner in place for Tri Aerospace
• Goode returning to Indiana State University
• Shares in community ag program still available
• BMV branches to have extended hours before election
• Truck, train collide Monday night
• Man arrested on child porn charge
• Annual Mayor’s breakfast is Thursday
• Accused TV station shooter makes court appearance
• Greggmar Swift Named Men's Track Athlete of the Week
• Photo of the Day: The Drama Club will present the popular musical "Phantom of th...
• Successful entrepreneur Samuel Clemens is coming to campus on Wednesday afternoo...
• Sycamores Continue To Be Ranked Among Nation's Best In Track & Field
• Greg Goode to return to ISU as governmental relations director
• Sycamore Softball To Battle Evansville For Trip To MVC Tournament
• Read and view the uplifting story of a senior-year biomedical engineering projec...
• Opening their hearts, sharing their blood
• Parent-teacher sessions to resume
• One Vigo park at a time
• TH worker among Hoosiers memorialized
• Housing Authority ‘exceptional’
• T-S reporter Loughlin wins two firsts in state contest
• Downed phone lines close intersection; hundreds lose power from storm.
• Man faces neglect, drinking charges
• Former office manager suspect in $162K in thefts
• ‘Keep Terre Haute Beautiful’
• University to present honorary degrees to Donald and Karen Buttrey
• Moren, Hile Honored By Indiana Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Congratulations to Dr. Mark Yoder for being named the first recipient of the Law...
• ISU Baseball News & Notes Monday: ISU Moves Up In National Rankings
• Morgan Wendlandt To Deliver Commencement Student Address
• Photo of the Day: Senior biomedical engineering students presented a walking ass...
• Showhouse seen as start of something historic
• Funds flow into 8th District race
• Church believes a little age is a good thing
• MIKE LUNSFORD: It’s time for us to get the real lowdown on dirt…
• Pair arrested in Clay County burglaries
• Congratulations to the HPVT for winning the ASME East Coast Competition this wee...
• Mavericks Take Series Finale In 12 Innings, 7-4
• Sycamores Win Series Finale 3-2 Over Missouri State
• Here is another local TV story about Saturday's Celebration of a 'Great' Life ca...
• A great story in today's Terre Haute Tribune-Star about how Matt Branam aspired...
• Rose-Hulman family celebrates ‘a great life’
• The littlest victims
• ‘Iconic images’: Wabash Avenue mural to honor veterans
• Spay/Neuter League offering free pit bull ‘altering’
• Rain does little to dampen efforts of walkers
• Downtown planter boxes readied for warmer days
• Man jailed for allegedly shooting at WTWO facility
• GOP, Dem leaders urge voters to take their party’s ballot
• Sycamore Men Win Three Events, Women Set Two School Records At Drake Relays
• Sycamores Win 10th Straight Series With 3-2 Victory On Saturday
• Softball Drops Two 1-0 Losses At Missouri State
• The Arbor Day Way
• T-S publisher gains role with Texas publications
• Students more talk than action on college prep, study finds
• ISU cost-cutting draws faculty disapproval
• Forester to offer ash borer answers, seedlings
• Mom, tot escape injury in van-train crash
• Swift Advances In Hurdles At Drake Relays; Men's 4x200 Relay Sets New School Record
• Walterhouse Sends Indiana State To Walkoff Win Over Nebraska Omaha
• Sycamore Football Schedule And Season Ticket Packages Announced
• Skillman: Vermillion Rise Mega Park on track
• All GOP, 5 Dems absent from forum
• 911 change means higher phone fee
• Valley Red Cross chapter aims to double volunteers
• Evidence: Corruption cases hard to pursue
• U.S. Marshal’s Fugitive Task Force apprehends wanted Terre Haute man
• Student wins top award at research conference
• Chance taken: Tomak trumps doubts, earns degree
• First Pitch On Friday Moved To 4:00 p.m.
• Several Sycamores Set To Compete At Drake Relays This Weekend
• Sycamores Continue Road Trip With Crucial Series At Missouri State
• Sycamores Welcome Mavericks For Three-Game Weekend Set
• Rose-Hulman is helping stimulate discussions on how Shelbyville and Shelby Count...
• Check out this time-lapse video if you want to admire all of the work and dedica...
• Read about the tributes as the campus copes with the loss of President Matt Bran...
• Food distribution a delivery of hope
• Campus copes with loss of president
• When it came to artwork, ‘Salty’ always kept it real
• Sale of ex-Pfizer property complete
• Parks department faces more cuts
• Terra Foods board gains new members
• Tips leads to arrest from Most Wanted list
• Man sentenced to 10 years in neglect death of halfbrother
• New team has new plans for airport
• Police arrest 23 people on drug-related charges
• Five grads receive Hines Medal
• Late Rally Falls Short For Sycamores In Doubleheader At WIsconsin
• Three receive Rankin Awards at ISU
• Mary Francis receives President's Medal for students
• Females in Technology legacy shines in latest conference
• Game Changes Announced For Weekend Series With Mavericks
• Lucas Named Prairie Farms / MVC Scholar-Athlete Of The Week
• Inducting Greatness
• House hopefuls tackle education issues
• Agencies team up to fight corruption
• Sinkhole led to closing on Third Street overpass
• Former Chief Justice Shepard to present ISU commencement address
• Leader of methamphetamine trafficking ring sentenced
• Tulip bouquet sales to benefit Hospice
• Property tax bills in the mail
• Parents urged to complete special education survey
• Sycamores Win 10 Events At Eastern Illinois Tuesday Tweener Track Meet
• Sycamores Rally Past Fighting Illini, 6-4
• Sycamores Fall 9-1 In Rubber Match Against Illinois State
• Christopher Ties For 13th, Sycamores Finish 7th In MVC Women's Golf Championship
• Since yesterday, we've had the announcement of Robert A. Coons, with his long hi...
• Sycamores Host Fighting Illini At Bob Warn Field On Tuesday
• In their SHADOWS
• New ‘Y’ moves closer to May opening
• Auto parts manufacturer adding up to 120 jobs
• Fest gets OK from city board
• Rose-Hulman names Coons interim president
• State tightening stage safety rules for fairs, festivals
• School Board honors Branam
• Restaurant Inspections: April 24, 2012
• United Way program collecting stuffed animals
• Adult care specialist to be Parkinson’s group speaker
• Dawon Cummings Signs National Letter Of Intent With Sycamore Basketball
• Sycamores To Host New Mexico In Mountain West/MVC Challenge Series
• Sycamores Still Tied For Sixth After Second Round Of MVC Women's Golf Championship
• A trio of horn players will represent Indiana State at Mahlerfest
• Swigart Signs National Letter To Play Volleyball At Indiana State
• Sycamore Softball To Begin Final Road Trip Of The Season
• Mission of Faith: Planting Seeds
• Mission of Justice: Flier distribution an effort to bring atrocities to light
• Flood prevention work could start this year on Feather Creek
• Inventor, advocate to speak at Rose-Hulman
• Sycamores Athletes Post Personal Bests, Win Several Events At Polytan Invitational
• Sycamores Start Strong On Day One Of MVC Women's Golf Championship
• Torgerson Leads Indiana State To Series Win Over Dallas Baptist On Sunday
• Sycamores Win Rubber Match 7-6 Over Wichita State Sunday
• March for Babies Ambassador Family helps raise awareness of birth defects
• ADA changes making big splash
• Fair organizers await new safety rules
• TREES hoping Valley residents run their shoes off to recycle
• Valley residents walk to battle homelessness
• State representative Candidate Forum slated for Tuesday at Vigo library
• Vigo school board eyes Internet, computer use revisions
• March of Dimes’ March for Babies slated for Saturday
• Tea party puts conservative values on display in Marshall
• Vaughan Comes Close To 1500 Meter Record At Indiana's Polytan Invitational
• Early Runs Carry Indiana State Past Dallas Baptist In Game Two, 6-3
• Seniors Excel On Senior Day As ISU Splits With Wichita State
• Sycamore Defense Strong As Blue Defeats White 7-0
• Rose-Hulman mourns president’s death
• Gift of life
• Driver gets 7 years in deadly crash case
• Do Indiana mo-ped riders need driver’s licenses?
• Man faces charges after domestic dispute involving gun
• Blind evangelist helps others see the way
• It’s Earth Day today at St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• State Police tighten seat belt enforcement
• Caller scams couple for $18K; police issue warning to prevent future cases
• Patriots Break Open Game Late In Game One Victory
• Reflections on Landini: University rededicates building in honor of its eighth president
• Sycamore Volleyball Concludes Spring Season At Indiana University Saturday
• One of President Branam's most recent acts on behalf of Rose-Hulman was to invit...
• We are saddened by the announcement that our dynamic, positive, visionary presid...
• Padgett Breaks 10,000 Meter School Record At Mt. SAC Relays; Escalera Now Third
• Exciting News: Inventor/Innovator/STEM Advocate Dean Kamen will deliver our comm...
• Witness: Carl Wilkens only American to stay in Rwanda through 1994 genocide
• Towing practices have company on hook
• First Women of Influence class feted
• Vigo County tests voting machines for next month’s primary
• City Council looking into historic commission
• Regional finds success with Healthier Hospitals Initiative
• Woodrow Wilson Drama Club presents ‘We the People’
• Saint’s ‘heroic living’ helped during times of conflict
• Mobile school-based health center to begin in August
• Spring Sport Athletes Are Honored At Indiana State Thursday
• Softball Hosts Wichita State On Senior Weekend
• Sycamores Set To Host 2012 MVC Women's Golf Championship Starting Sunday
• Busy Week Of Action Begins With Polytan Invitational For Sycamore Track & Field
• Indiana State partnering with unmanned systems simulator developer
• ISU Hosts Dallas Baptist In Key Nonconference Weekend Series
• Photo of the Day (or Night): Students are really getting into the spirit of The...
• Rose-Hulman professors Zac Chambers and Marc Herniter recently presented a works...
• Installation of refurbished glass culminates 8-year project
• Vigo grads need college remediation at higher rate than other Hoosiers
• Report finds nearly one-third of Indiana college freshmen are not ‘college ready’
• Health Department gears up for tire amnesty day
• Late Rally Sends Sycamores Past Redbirds In Second Game Of Doubleheader
• The next professor in our "Rose-Hulman has 6 of Princeton Review's Best 300 Prof...
• Retired chief justice, future lawyer to address grads
• Photo of the Day: A record 110 companies from throughout the country came to cam...
• Sycamores Recognized For Excellence At Scholar-Athlete Banquet
• You have to love the line in this story about the successful relationship betwee...
• Leeann Michl Is Named MVC Female Track Athlete of the Week
• Telethon hopes to raise $20K for Terre Haute Humane Society
• Group wants war memorial moved
• South student groups show their Goodwill
• ‘Sextortion’ suspect faces more child porn charges
• Balloons, candles remember CASA kids
• Miller sworn in as Indiana state senator
• Sycamores Win 16-Inning Marathon Over Crusaders, 2-1
• Lamb, Bierly receive ISU President's Medal
• University recognizes three with Caleb Mills Distinguished Teaching Award
• Photo of the Day: Biomedical engineering students helped area teens explore thei...
• Steven Stofferahn receives Community-Based Learning Award
• Finch, Powers, receive Dreiser Research and Creativity Award
• Christine MacDonald receives Faculty Distinguished Service Award
• Next Friday, we are having our annual Arbor Day ceremony on the patio outside Hu...
• Students use puppets to promote diversity
• Commissioners say no to overlay
• ‘We’re still trying to achieve’ the dream
• Police search for suspects in reported sexual assault
• Lemonade Day organizers prepare for big day with kickoff event
• Terre Town prepares for celebration
• Woman get 6 years for neglect of dependent
• Witness to Rwanda genocide to speak
• Beisser Earns Second "MVC Pitcher Of The Week" Title This Season
• Baseball Opens 12-Game Homestand Tuesday With Bark In The Park Night
• Sycamores Welcome Redbirds For Midweek Doubleheader
• Sycamore Softball Inks Three For 2012-13 Season
• St. Ann parish prepares for transition with faith in the mission
• Indiana could lose gamble on revenue
• St. Mary-of-the-Woods College group leads Wabashiki cleanup
• THE OFF SEASON: Make big money: Raise worms at home for fun and profit…
• ISU Takes Series Finale At Bradley, 14-3
• Sycamores Come From Behind To Split Doubleheader With Bradley
• A Presidential Rhetoric course taught by Dr. Anneliese Watt is featured in an Oh...
• Business blasts off: Flying S Inc. doubles workforce
• TH resident tapped by ACLU for Indiana post
• Honoring Service: Ground broken on new Montezuma Veterans Memorial at Aztec Park
• Indiana offers cash for grades
• CASA candlelight vigil set Tuesday
• Teens battle underage drinking with ‘Project Sticker Shock’
• Bradley Returns The Favor, Takes Game Two 5-4 In 11 Innings
• Sycamore Men, Women Win 2012 Pacesetter Quadrangular Team Titles
• Thunderstorms Cut Sycamore Football Scrimmage Short
• Softball vs. Bradley Washed Out Saturday
• Good luck seniors on today's Fundamentals of Engineering exam -- graduation can'...
• Cowboy Church
• Guv picks Alley to lead revenue unit recovery
• State OKs $35M for ISU construction, renovation
• New life for old lodge
• Baseball’s color line topic for visiting historian at ISU on Monday
• No injuries when loaded Vigo bus hit from behind
• Tax hint: You have until Tuesday to finish your returns
• Sycamores Rally For Series-Opening Win Over Braves
• Sycamore Men Win Three Of Five Events On First Day Of Pacesetter Quadrangular
• Three biomedical engineering students are developing a vest-like device to help...
• Photo of the Day: Senior physics major Jill Shuman makes a presentation during t...
• Rose-Hulman is hosting its 29th Conference on Undergraduate Mathematics, with st...
• Developer eyes block: Site of historic buildings could become housing for ISU students
• Historic group worried about future of buildings, starts online petition to save them
• Engineer: Southside intersection to only partially close
• Plan Commission passes on drilling recommendation
• Focusing on ISU’s plan
• City Council briefed on redistricting
• Wednesday’s Lugar-Mourdock debate fails to ignite passions
• Court affirms judgment against Terre Haute doctor
• TH woman arrested after early Thursday stabbing
• Foundation allocates $67,032 in funds to nine local nonprofits
• Next up in our "Rose-Hulman has Six of the Princeton Review's Best 300 Professor...
• Softball Returns To MVC Play At Home Against Bradley
• Sycamores To Travel To Bahamas In August For Three Exhibition Contests
• Baseball historian to discuss the color line April 16 at ISU
• Sycamore Volleyball To Compete In Illnois State Tournament On Saturday
• Nursing students say technology improves learning
• University works to protect ash trees
• Photo of the Day: Spring brings out the best in our beautiful campus, with lots...
• Baseball Closes Out Road Swing At Bradley
• Indiana State To Host 12th Pacesetter Track Classic This Weekend At Marks Field
• Global exposure: Indiana State students meet with insurance executives in London
• Hero Class
• State pays Vigo County $3.2 million of tax revenue shortchange
• Citing stink: Residents oppose oil operation
• Seventh, Margaret closed starting today
• Suspect waives probable cause, detention hearings in ‘sextortion’ case
• Charges dismissed in 1988 double homicide
• Meth lab discovery results in arrest
• Friendly debate
• Scooter driver airlifted to Indy hospital after crash with state police trooper
• Terre Haute businessman jailed on dealing marijuana charge
• Clay man faces child pornography, exploitation charges
• Hoosiers Rally For 8-7 Comeback Win Over Sycamores
• Softball Falls 3-0 To Visiting Hoosiers Wednesday
• Next up in our "Rose-Hulman has Six of the Princeton Review's Best 300 Professor...
• Mike Samuels Signs National Letter Of Intent With Indiana State
• Major General Dr. James Gilman, M.D., is making a presentation about leadership...
• National Council on Family Relations honors ISU senior
• ISU, Special Olympics lend a hand at Indy park
• Once a victim of discrimination, she now fights for others
• Prison part of TH redistricting considerations
• Website linked victims, accused in 'sextortion' case
• County revising clean indoor air ordinance
• Rose leadership presentation today
• Center a fair housing advocate for Hoosiers
• Schools, sheriff reach deal on deputy
• Boil alert in effect after water main break
• Tickets available for ISU production of A Little Night Music
• Sycamore Softball Defeats Eastern Illinois 3-0 Tuesday
• We're curious to hear what Rose-Hulman’s Facebook friends have to say about our...
• Indiana State Faces Indiana In Midweek Matchup On Wednesday
• ISU Masterworks Chorale to perform April 15
• ‘Sextortion’ exposed: Federal authorities fear case could involve many teens
• Investigators fear ‘sextortion’ of teens using social media becoming more common
• New forester sees planting at root of maintaining city’s tree canopy
• Works board voices its support for Blues fest
• 9 firefighters sworn in to Terre Haute department
• Banquet center opens in student union
• VCSC board votes to allow bids for project
• Terre Haute man ID’d as victim in Parke County fatal
• Hautean takes interim lead at Indiana ACLU
• Corrections crews return to roads for clean-up effort
• Sycamore Softball To Begin 10-Game Home Stand Tuesday
• ISU Symphony Orchestra concert to feature student soloist
• ‘Boxcar Millionaire’ encourages students to define success, maintain honesty
• Easter services at St. Mary-of-the-Woods: A Miracle Retold
• Benefactor eases Newport’s uphill climb
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Story’s not over for Indiana’s bookkeepers
• BRIEFLY: April 9, 2012
• Sycamores Fall In Series Finale To Bluejays, 8-0
• He is Risen
• Eastside residents not backing oil efforts
• Drug dealer-turned-pastor brings message of redemption to public
• SPPRAK aims to help tornado victims
• Sycamore Women Win Three Events At Auburn Track Classic Saturday
• Former Fightin' Engineer pitcher Derek Eitel tosses four shutout innings in seas...
• ISU Baseball Tops Creighton In 12 Innings, 2-0
• Amanda Smith Posts First Career Top Ten Finish To Lead ISU To Third Place Finish
• Beisser's Two-Hitter Not Enough To Give Sycamores Series Win
• Shakir Bell Shines As Sycamores Go Through First Scrimmage Of Spring
• Seder recalls faith, family, freedom
• Police seek five in armed robbery at house
• 11 years later, McVeigh lawyer says terrorist had accomplices
• Pounds Wins Hammer Throw With Record Setting Performance At Auburn Classic
• Sycamores Squeeze Past Bluejays In Series Opener, 6-3
• Two Sycamores Tied For Fifth, Team Third Heading Into Grand Prairie Final Round
• Softball Wins First MVC Game Of The Season 4-2 Over SIU
• Princeton Review cited 6 Rose-Hulman professors among the nation’s top professor...
• Photo of the Day: The Human Powered Vehicle Team has used this week's Spring Bre...
• McMullan to give reading
• The Princeton Review’s current book, Best 300 Professors, features six of Rose-...
• Freshman candidate Tm Balz of Plainfield, Indiana was recently named to the Amer...
• The EcoCAR 2 Team was featured as Team of the Week on the Inside the Green Garag...
• Adding some bite: Vigo County Animal control ordinance
• State finds more lost money
• Gene Gene Crume resigns from ISU Foundation
• State finds more lost money
• Police seeking three teens in beating of Terre Haute man
• Police investigating suspicious death
• Rose profs honored by college service
• Schick Lectures present discussion on American literature
• Salukis Next On Tap For Sycamore Softball
• Sycamore Golf Team In Peoria For Hotels At Grand Prairie Invitational
• Lucas Claims Second Straight Prairie Farm / MVC Scholar-Athlete Of The Week Award
• Mechanical Engineering Professor Fred Haan's research on the destructive force o...
• Baseball Heads To Omaha For Easter Weekend
• Indiana Community Asset Inventory and Rankings grade counties
• Ball State effort gives counties areas to improve upon
• Health report ranks Vigo 59th among Indiana counties
• Man rescued after boat capsizes
• INDOT issues reminder on sign restrictions
• BRIEFLY: April 5, 2012
• Mailed marijuana leads to a pair of arrests
• ISU Drops Drops Doubleheader To Butler Wednesday
• Pact to provide new global learning opportunities
• Local child care program awarded highest ratings
• Sycamores Head To Alabama For Auburn Track Classic Invitational This Weekend
• Zac Chambers and Marc Herniter are introducing students at Jilin University to t...
• Family tradition: Easter legacy of Ed Stapleton continues
• Rep. Bucshon, challenger Risk face off at Wabash Valley Tea Party meeting
• Senate candidate campaigns in Valley
• Indy man arrested in connection with TH robbery
• Old National purchases assets from IntraHealth Solutions
• Junior Achievement honors volunteers
• Sullivan man arrested on criminal confinement charge
• Sycamores Win Four-Hour, 12-Inning Marathon Over Flames
• Brad Halbrook selected to fill state rep seat
• Seven Sycamores Ranked High On National Track & Field Performance List
• Climate center: Warm March set Midwest records
• Army ROTC cadet Warren Condra is interviewed about his experiences during the Wa...
• Child autism problem balloons
• Woods opposes $42M payback request
• Summer bummer
• Workers say Sony to cut their hours
• Man admits guilt in Facebook threats
• State’s teen job outlook ‘discouraging’
• State mum on reasons for, findings from TH doctor’s office search
• Elnora man dies in crash
• Man pleads guilty in gun case
• Bucshon, Risk set to debate tonight at VFW
• The Efficient Vehicles Team lived up to its name, achieving 1,134 mpg at last we...
• Earth Day speaker to discuss climate change, kick off celebration
• ISU Begins Eight-Game Road Swing At Illinois Chicago
• Anthropology student to intern at Smithsonian
• Construction management program receives reaccreditation
• Photo of the Day: Educators from throughout the country have come to campus toda...
• Softball Set To Host Butler In A Doubleheader Wednesday
• Schick Lecture welcomes Suzanne Juhasz to speak on Emily Dickinson
• Benefit softball tourney a swing and a hit
• New state justice cites early lessons in the rule of law
• MAUREEN HAYDEN: For retiring justice, helping families made for a good day
• MIKE LUNSFORD: ‘When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom’d…’
• Driver arrested after accident
• Sycamores Top Redbirds In Series Finale, 11-3
• Sycamores Drop Series Finale 4-0 To Creighton
• Rollins, Johnson Post Wins For ISU As Big Blue Classic Wraps Up Saturday
• Efficient Vehicle Team Driver Ally Nelson is interviewed in the video of the veh...
• Manaea Fans A Career High 12 Batters As Indiana State Tops Illinois State, 7-3
• Softball Falls In Doubleheader To Creighton 9-0, 12-4
• The Efficient Vehicles Team is featured on the Day 2 recap video for the Shell E...
• Mega sales reach $1.5B
• Super PAC plans super attack in Senate race
• Faculty, students gain from $2.3M worth of lab upgrades
• Specialist urges ISU to scale back retention goals
• Jury acquits man on drug charges
• North teacher Allen chosen Vigo’s best
• WV Human Resources Association meeting to look at business challenges
• Webb Wins Decathlon, Steffen Third In Heptathlon At EIU Big Blue Classic
• Redbirds Take Game One Over Sycamores, 3-2
• Sycamores Kickoff 2012 Spring Practice
• Students are learning to adapt to other cultures and experiences through educati...
• Student receives American Physical Society research award
• Softball Resumes MVC Play Saturday At Creighton
• Photo of the Day: Both of the Rose-Hulman Efficient Vehicles team's vehicles pas...
• Johnson Named To 2012 Indiana All-Star Roster
• Footsteps of faith
• Mega lottery has states wishing for tax jackpot
• Class basketball meeting sites picked
• Mayor: Search under way to fill position
• THTHPD officers sworn to task force
• Downtown Terre Haute Inc. presents Heritage Awards
• Arrest made in connection with January robbery
• County health department report public
• Indianapolis man arrested visiting Carlisle prison
• Mosaic car wash to support Ryves Youth Center
• Webb Stands Second After Day One Of Decathlon At EIU Big Blue Classic
• Free Latin dance lessons at ISU
• ISU Baseball Hosts Illinois State This Weekend
• Photo of the Day: Eleven students received Greek Leader of the Year Awards for t...
• Early risers may have noticed a glimpse of Rose-Hulman's Sports and Recreation C...
• Lucas Named Prairie Farms / MVC Scholar-Athlete Of The Week
• Sycamore Volleyball Competes In Indy Collegiate Invitational On Saturday
• Storytelling still alive even though format changes
• Officials reveal plans to solve city's railroad, traffic problems
• Indiana's class basketball debate: All for One?
• Airport authority board hires retired Navy aviator as new director
• B-SIDES: How much of your spring break will be spent in the digital world?
• READERS' FORUM: March 29, 2012
• ISU faculty, staff join talk on cost containment
• Trial date set in residential entry case
• Police nab assault suspect at bus station
• Husband, wife arrested after shooting reported
• 5th Inning Rally Sends Illini Past Sycamores 7-2 Wednesday
• Ghanaian musician, dancers perform at ISU
• Consistent Offense Leads ISU To 14-3 Victory At Ball State
• Experienced fundraiser Robert F. Conrad has joined the Office of Institutional A...
• Sycamore Track Teams Heading Back To EIU For Big Blue Classic This Week
• ISU Sophomore Max Tuttle Is MVC Male Track Athlete of the Week
• Graduate college dean named American Council on Education fellow
• Real (Estate) Lessons: Class learns from competition
• Alumnus/successful entrepreneur Jeff Ready's column is featured on the Forbes.co...
• Moose Lodge celebrating 100th anniversary
• Debate over downtown access: Where the sidewalk ends
• Demographic shifts challenge education
• I-70 semi crash snarls traffic in Putnam County
• Indiana justice speaks to TH Rotary Club
• Putnamville correctional officer from TH arrested
• Stolen semitrailer loaded with copper located in Sullivan County
• Sycamores Cruise Past Prairie Stars, 21-1
• Educators from throughout the world will be coming to campus next week for this...
• Art students work with former faculty member to create mural
• An Amazing Fact: 807 students made the Dean's List for the winter quarter after...
• Women’s Soccer Hosts 2nd Annual Locks Of Love Event This Saturday
• Photo of the Day: Students can earn certification in robotics in our multi-disci...
• Welcome to Jim Bertoli, our new Executive Director of Alumni Affairs!
• Easing congestion, adding safety on U.S. 41
• Vigo’s Vital Records office gains expanded spaces, more privacy for citizen users
• Vigo’s full-day ‘K’ nearly fully funded
• Brizzi’s discipline seen having chilling effect on prosecutors’ comments
• Control’s key to managing youthful anger, therapist says
• Justices start to diagnose health care act
• Vigo Council OKs funds transfer to offset money tied up in CD
• Man faces August trial on beatings allegations
• Blooming trees, budding photos
• 2 recovering from plane crash injuries
• ISU's Emily Dixon Ties For 10th, Sycamores Sixth At Saluki Invitational
• School of Music to Present Spring Choral Showcase March 30
• Sycamores Host Prairie Stars Tuesday, Travel To Face Cardinals On Wednesday
• Lucas Named MVC Player Of The Week
• Students struck by social work advances in South Korea
• Softball Takes Break From MVC Play To Face Illinois And IUPUI
• Dates Announced For The 2012 Greg Lansing Basketball Camp
• Art Curator Steve Letsinger was featured in The Terre Haute Tribune-Star's Life...
• De-railroading Terre Haute: Officials to talk tracks solutions
• Searching for a trail
• ‘Sharks’ TV show has an appetite for Blondie’s
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: After all the voting, who's going to pay?
• Three Sycamores Tied For 16th, Team Tied For 5th After Saluki Invite First Round
• Baseball Picks Up Series Win At Evansville With 6-0 Shutout On Sunday
• Panthers Top Sycamores 7-5 In Extra Innings Sunday
• Terre Haute-based full service architectural firm recognized by national magazine
• Rox lose, but senior rolls to state award
• Nature Makeover
• Friday crash sends Sullivan residents to hospital
• Smoking ban law clouded with hazy rules
• Vigo Ed Foundation finds fundraising increasingly important
• Small plane crashes in Greene County, sends two to hospital
• Follow the latest developments as this year's Human Powered Vehicle team prepare...
• Sycamores Win 14 Events As ISU Opens Outdoor Track Season With Ice Dual
• Purple Aces Rally Late To Top Sycamores, 3-2
• Sycamore Softball Falls To UNI In Doubleheader
• Satisfying their 'Hunger': Wabash Valley fans pack theaters for movie opening
• Students of all ages enjoy 'The Hunger Games' book
• Police: Gun found in apartment with body
• ISU’s president sits on White House roundtable on college costs
• Safety improvements planned for U.S. 41 south of I-70
• Man arrested after allegedly exposing self in neighbor’s apartment
• Prairie Creek man arrested after battery on deputies
• Bacus Shuts Out Evansville For Friday Night Victory
• President Branam shares his thoughts on the unique community and educational opp...
• White House, higher ed leaders agree cooperation needed on affordability
• Photo of the Day: Economics Professor Kevin Christ took one of his classes outsi...
• Our students are spending Mondays off campus this spring helping students at Ter...
• Southern Anchor: Expanding outdoor opportunities
• Arrest made in decomposing body case
• Mother arrested in death of toddler
• Operation Lifesaver to target Vigo County in ‘blitz’
• New equipment helps with grain bin rescue
• Hotel breaks ground at Brazil I-70 exit
• Downtown landmark preparing to move
• Settlement money set aside to help pay utility bills
• ISU taking applications for community garden
• Man breaks into home with family inside
• The Intergalactic Nemesis will bring its dazzlng theatrical experience to Hatfie...
• ISU Baseball Opens MVC Play At Evansville
• Students, professionals learn about orientation during regional conferenc
• NEW: Lawsuits filed over school bus crash that killed 2
• Sycamore Golf Team Heading To Carbondale For Saluki Invitational This Weekend
• Photo of the Day: Chemistry and Biochemistry Professor Justin Shearer gets in a...
• Students discuss impact of money at 'Pizza and Politics'
• MVC Play Continues As Softball Hosts Northern Iowa
• Decomposing body found in apartment
• Inmate guilty of anthrax hoax
• Safety drill
• B-SIDES: Litter trashes scenery on first day of spring
• Leaf fire spreads, damages home
• Downtown Terre Haute Inc. looking to add salaried staff member
• Valley industry leaders: Reducing landfill usage equals good business sense
• YMCA of the Wabash Valley still eyeing April opening
• Sullivan man dies in motorcycle crash
• Indiana State Rolls Past Missouri, 15-1
• Outdoor Season Begins Saturday At Eastern Illinois For Sycamore Track & Field
• Senior civil engineering major Molly Rice has made the most of her college exper...
• Sycamore Softball Throw for a Thousand Contest
• ISU Community Garden begins fifth season
• Awards, three-day power outage highlight professor's trip
• Released to catch
• 911 fees law aims to stop ‘bleeding’
• Wabash Valley Illinois voters focused on GOP race
• Terre Haute jeweler receives suspended sentence
• Support group aids moms whose losses never leave them
• Voter registration locations
• Health literacy topic at Parkinson’s Support Group
• Suspect in Dugger shooting formally charged
• Fort Wayne woman arrested after trafficking investigation at prison
• Brazil man has minor injuries after I-70 crash
• Photo of the Day: Spring has sprung on campus -- flowers are at full blioom, pro...
• Baseball Travels To Face Missouri On Wednesday
• Sycamore Softball Adds Big Ten Wisconsin To Schedule On April 25
• If you live in the area and need some extra help around the house or business, h...
• Last year’s tragic fire prompts smoke detector program
• Family files suit claiming negligence
• Victim in Dugger shooting still critical
• Daniels inks smoking ban
• 2 men plead guilty in campus handgun case
• Daniels signs conflict of interest bill
• Humane spring break alternative
• Beekeepers abuzz about relocating hive, keeping most alive
• State sending $754K to TH for Hulman Lake Dam flood control
• Peruvian student conducts research at ISU
• Mark Twain focus of March 22 Schick Lecture
• Photo of the Day: A sure sign of Spring, civil engineering students learning abo...
• Evolution and behavior is topic of presentation March 26
• Students to take part in fifth annual diversity fair at Union Hospital
• Rick Heller Coaches Show Begins Tonight At Beef ‘O’ Brady’s
• Computer science and software engineering students describe features of their se...
• Watching skies, saving lives
• Dugger shooting ends with several in hospital
• THE OFF SEASON: A report from the country as a new season brings sense of renewal
• Kernan-Shepard report reforms inching along
• Officials expecting light turnout for Illinois primary
• Sycamores Sweep The 2012 Irish Classic, Top Fighting Irish 6-1 On Sunday
• Drake Holds Off Sycamores 2-0 In Series Finale
• Thanks to NSBE for bringing this program to campus yesterday. It was sponsored...
• Always be prepared: Valley firefighters always training to be ready for any emergency
• Historic Ride for Freedom
• New law impacts 3 local officials
• 2010 spelling bee winner re-claims title with ‘ostentatious’
• Santorum: ‘Your country needs us’
• Indiana State Tops Notre Dame In Extra Innings On Saint Patrick’s Day
• Sycamores Can't Get Past Bulldogs To Open MVC Play
• Third Round Cancelled By High Winds ; Sycamores Finish Ninth At 2012 Bison Challenge
• Sycamore Golfers Ninth Heading Into Final Round Of Bison Challenge
• Leprechaun Lessons
• Mayor removes Board of Works president
• For Lea Zebrowski, support for Riley Hospital comes… ‘Literally from her heart’
• Cookin’ for Kids
• Police warn fugitive still loose
• Home invasion convict gets 8-year sentence
• Fun run, parade honor St. Patrick’s Day
• Burnam Delivers Walkoff Single In The Ninth As Sycamores Top Huskies
• Two presented President's Award for Civic and Community Leadership
• Science lab renovations nearing completion, open house planned
• Photo of the Day: A senior chemical engineering student keeps a close look on a...
• More than 10 years of dreams and lots of hard work pay off for Rose-Hulman alumn...
• The Hatfield Hall Theater will be filled with wonderful music tonight with maste...
• Middle school students teach lessons to university students
• Letting the paint fly
• No charge for kindergarten in Vigo schools
• Rose students learn about sustainable food choices
• W.V. Pride working to spread acceptance
• Donation makes the grade: Vigo School Corp. gives materials to tornado-damaged school
• Authorities issue alert after fugitive spotted in southern Vigo County
• ISU Opens Irish Classic With 2-1 Victory Over Kansas
• Photo of the Day: Two computer science/software engneering students conduct a Sk...
• Sycamores Set To Host Drake In 2012 MVC Opener Saturday
• Football Golf Outing Set For April 20
• Technology professors receive grant for diagnostic training program research
• NSBE and Eli Lilly & Company are sponsoring this important campus event, featuri...
• Head Coach Erika True Honored In Inaugural Wabash Valley Women Of Influence Class
• Fewer seek U.S. unemployment aid, tying a 4-year low
• Court rejects Democrats’ election chief challenge
• Political Science Professor Terry Casey, head of the Department of Humanities an...
• Middle School Georgraphy Bowl asks ‘Where in the world ...’
• They’ll read or they won’t make the grade
• Influence puts these women in a class by themselves
• Need a tourney tip? Try the team that puts people to work
• Wabash Valley legislators chime in on end of session
• Wiss resigns as Terre Haute airport director
• Former champs among 2012 spelling bee contenders
• READERS' FORUM: March 15, 2012
• Cystic fibrosis group ups funding goal
• BRIEFLY: March 15, 2012
• Sycamores Rally Falls Short In Doubleheader With SEMO
• 2012 Irish Classic Tournament Central
• Students give, receive during Alternative Spring Break
• Seventh annual ethics, social responsibility conference set for Mar 26
• Sycamores Golfers Travel To Las Vegas For Bison Challenge This Weekend
• Sycamores Announce 2012 Spring Practice Dates
• Dixon, Lucas Named Prairie Farms-MVC Scholar-Athletes Of The Week
• Mystery solved -- senior computer science major Lindsay Klaetsch got up early th...
• Happy Pi Day! Someone has written the full Pi number in chalk on sidewalks and...
• This Saturday is the annual Engineers in Concert, a FREE show in the Hatfield Ha...
• Giants’ Steve Weatherford lends name to United Way event
• Seelyville hires Evansville law firm for defense from lawsuit
• Cost-saving measures rankle ISU faculty
• T.H. City Council approves Advics abatement
• Three 'Freedom Riders' to be honored Saturday
• Two Indianapolis men arrested at Wabash Valley Correctional Facility
• ISU blood drive planned to help storm victims
• Alcohol-related accident puts TH man in hospital
• Child suffers serious head injury, caretaker arrested
• Sycamores Fall In CIT Opener Against Robert Morris
• Sycamores 8-Game Win Streak Snapped By St. Louis In Doubleheader Split
• ISU Baseball Sweeps Homestand, Pushes Winning Streak To Seven Games
• Hands-on African Drumming and Dance workshop set for March 23
• Bayh College of Education conference to focus on school legislation
• Theater class creates puppets for upcoming production
• ISU Faculty Woodwind Quartet to Perform March 19
• Rademacher Receives State Farm Good Neighbor Award
• Revised Schedule For 2012 ISU Outdoor Track & Field Season Released
• Women’s Basketball To Host Two Camps This June
• Photo of the Day: Intramurals are a big part of campus life as students particip...
• Federal Pen to playpen
• Official sues town over pay, job duties
• ‘Right-to-work’ paying off, Daniels says
• Cutting through the smoke of city, state, county bans
• Crossing repairs to close part of state road at Sullivan
• Turkey Run libraries gathering books for Henryville schools
• Couple gets plea deals in death of paraplegic relative
• Vigo reps taking surplus items to Clark schools
• Suit over K-9 training involves local police forces
• University makes community service honor roll with distinction
• ISU to offer mathematics seminar for early childhood teachers
• Photo of the Day: A beautiful day on campus. This scene showcases the Root Quad...
• Baseball Closes Out Homestand With SIU Edwardsville On Tuesday
• More than 200 middle-school students from 44 schools throughout Indiana competed...
• ‘2-mile Food Pile' boosts Catholic Charities Food Bank
• Helping Henryville: ISU sends team to assist in tornado cleanup
• Postseason Play Returns To Hulman Center On Tuesday Evening
• 7-Game Win Streak On The Line As Softball Hosts St. Louis And SEMO
• Visiting University of Aizu students talk about their homeland and the recovery...
• Vermillion County farmers author ‘dummies’ book on raising cattle
• Peacefield, and its horses, get by with a little help
• Church to explore the gospel of John, Paul, George and Ringo
• 2 arrested on charges related to meth production
• Local alpaca farmer helps out after fire
• J. Gumbo’s ready to take Cajun to city’s south side
• 2012 CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament Field Announced
• Sycamores Complete Series Sweep On Sunday
• Former Sycamore Wins Bronze At IAAF World Indoor Championships
• Visiting Japanese students express concerns as their country rebuilds year after disaster
• What does the future hold for Sony DADC?
• Investment part of Bemis realignment
• Vigo Schools seeking to donate unused supplies to tornado damaged schools
• Honey Creek third in Indiana MATHCOUNTS
• Marketplace comes alive
• Budget squeeze has some counties returning to gravel roads
• More track and field honors for Rose-Hulman student-athletes as senior Sutton Co...
• Johnson Seventh In Shot Put As Sycamores End NCAA Indoors Competition
• Early Runs Carry ISU Past UT Martin On Saturday, 7-5
• Sycamores To Host Robert Morris In CIT Opener Tuesday Night
• Giving voice to fighting cancer
• Three-day TH Home Show
• Against deadline, legislators push bills
• City’s new rec director getting exercised about the job
• No Crackerbarrel at library today
• Hulman & Co. expands board
• Appeals court finds for city in firefighters’ suit
• Smoking ban bill on its way to Daniels
• Higher education commission pushes for more degrees
• Storm spotters class Monday night
• Sycamores Fall To Shockers In State Farm MVC Tournament
• Former Sycamore Erica Moore To Run For 800 Meter World Championship
• Liz Evans soars to new heights -- literally -- to win her third NCAA Division II...
• Dixon Fires Even Par 72 To Lead Sycamore Rally At Sunshine Spring Classic
• Bergbower teaches class at Statehouse
• Johnson Finishes Fourth In Women's Weight Throw At NCAA Indoor Championships
• Sycamores Post Fourth Straight Win, Defeat Tennessee-Martin 5-3 Friday
• More than 200 of the state's top middle-school scholars will be on campus tomorr...
• Senior civil engineering major Jane Canada got the call to "Come On Down" to par...
• Softball Finishes Rebel Games With Two Wins Over Akron And Yale
• Sycamore Volleyball To Compete In Indy Collegiate Invitational On March 31
• Photo of the Day: Members of the new Colored Pants Club recently collected 110 d...
• Indiana State to offer new program in civil engineering technology
• Middle school students working to raise funds for museum
• City Council OKs two abatements
• Alternate spring break students at The Woods
• Social tornado disaster relief
• Hoping for a ‘cap’ of fundraising
• Two Illinois escapees caught in Sullivan County
• Minor housefire on northside
• Cloverdale woman arrested after state police investigation
• Sycamores Golfers Sixth After Opening Round Of Sunshine Spring Classic
• Eight female students will be in the national spotlight tomorrow when they are i...
• Photo of the Day: Deming Hall residents got out of their rooms and enjoyed the s...
• Sycamore Softball Grabs Two More Wins Over Detroit and Holy Cross
• Student Aid: Class works with Union Hospital on student projects
• Indiana State Hosts UT Martin This Weekend
• Moench Hall's walls are filled with more than 100 beautiful artworks by 22 Wabas...
• Indiana State Women’s Basketball MVC Tournament Central
• After 14 seasons, Colts pass on Peyton
• B-SIDES: Manning leaves great memories for Colts fans
• Terre Haute fans know business behind decision
• Governor touts river initiative during visit
• SOAP program offers young girls a way out of trafficking
• Company plans to add 135 jobs in Greencastle
• Alleged incident at state park results in sex crime charge
• Opposition strong for new storage facility
• Unison, Bemis seek tax abatements from City Council
• Ex-Mecca fire chief pleads guilty to two felonies
• Sycamore Offense Propels ISU To Two More Wins At Rebel Games
• Sycamores Power Past Hoosiers, 13-8
• University of Aizu Professor Tatsuki Kawaguchi was interviewed by Indianapolis r...
• Photo of the Day: Remembering when Peyton Manning was leading the Colts during t...
• ISU, Chinese students study abroad as part of partnership
• Nearly a year ago Tatsuki Kawaguchi of the University of Aizu was trying to retu...
• Thomas, Mattox Earn All-Conference Awards
• Three Sycamores Set To Compete At NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Valley pitches in for tornado victims
• B-SIDES: Terre Haute native saw tornado bearing down on his school
• Terre Town neighborhood working toward watch program
• First Financial now owns northside site of former Hardees
• Warm winter conditions helped spawn deadly tornado
• Vigo County’s CASA volunteers rally at statehouse
• Woman receives 4-year suspended sentence
• USDA Rural Development moves its office staff to Bloomfield
• Panel looks back at earthquake, tsunami in Japan
• 7 vehicles caught up in U.S. 40 wreck
• Four Sycamores Named To MVC Scholar-Athlete Team
• Rupe Shuts Down Panthers, 10-0
• Several Sycamores Ranked Among Best On Final National Performance List
• Indiana State Accepts Bid In 2012 CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament
• Daughter and Dad reunion
• Valley aiding storm victims by telethon, donations
• Disabilities? Not when it comes to show put on by performers and artists
• ‘God knows, we need normal’
• Valley church groups plotting how — and when — to aid tornado victims
• In New Pekin, a family unscathed feels lucky to be alive
• Work on new water lines to Nevins Township foreseen starting in June
• Local CASA reps join statehouse rally for child welfare issues
• Man faces sex misconduct charge
• Man’s trial in shooting death reset for Sept. 22
• Three Sycamores To Compete At 2012 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Rose-Hulman will commemorate the upcoming one-year anniversary of Japan's devast...
• Schoen Named MVC Player Of The Week
• ISU Baseball Opens Homestand With Eastern Illinois And Indiana
• Sycamore Softball Splits Games With Penn And Holy Cross
• Jordan Printy And Lucas Eitel Named To MVC Scholar-Athlete Team
• Students to present environmental research at national conference
• Beisser Named MVC Pitcher Of The Week
• The Hatfield Hall Theater will be rocking on Sunday when Black Violin takes to t...
• Photo of the Day: Mother Nature reminds us that this is still the winter season....
• The last quarter of the school year begins today. The journey is nearly complet...
• Local Marine unit off to train in Norway
• THE OFF SEASON: Feeding time at the homestead draws a host of new guests
• Beisser Throws No-Hitter As Sycamores Sweep Day One Of Rebel Games
• Sycamores Hang On Late To Win Series Over Colonels
• The Terre Haute Experience
• Inventor looks to take product nationwide
• Storm survivors emerge from destruction
• Valley group helping tornado victims in Illinois
• 2012 Home Show to feature more than 100 vendors
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Bosma urges cool heads in Statehouse, on campaign trail
• Celebrating International Women's Day
• Baseball Splits Doubleheader At Eastern Kentucky
• Sycamores Compete Well At Virginia Tech But Fail To Improve National Rankings
• Sycamores Top Purple Aces, 58-47; Claim Sixth Seed In MVC Tournament
• The men's basketball team puts up a great fight, shooting well throughout the ga...
• Seuss was loose, so was Tanoos
• A sure bet to avoid ban on smoking
• CNN plans Sunday broadcast on Saint Mother Theodore Guerin
• Police ID pair who died in shootout
• Damage here mostly downed power lines, fallen limbs, hail
• Group working to give felons second chances
• Goodwill adds computer lab to newer Third Street store
• Theisen Finishes Third In Shot Put At Wisconsin Final Qualifier Open Meet
• John Spicknall Jazz Trio to perform March 18
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Closes Out Regular Season At In-State Rival Evansville
• Weather Postpones Start Of Baseball Series At EKU; ESPNU To Air Series Finale In Omaha
• Softball Set To Travel To Orlando, Fl. For Rebel Spring Games
• Sycamores Fall To Top Seed Wichita State In MVC Quarterfinals
• University earns Tree Campus USA designation for fourth straight year
• 1984 civil engineering alumnus Rod Schrader has been named CEO and Vice Chairman...
• The mane attraction: These jobs aren’t horsing around
• Valley group taking aid to victims of random storm damage
• Unison, Bemis ask for abatements
• Illinois officials gearing up for tourism season
• February cold snap helps increase maple syrup production
• Report shows Vigo health insurance costs down
• Father arrested on neglect charge
• Veedersburg man sentenced for sex crime
• July trial date set in case of 2011 robberies
• Formal charges filed against Foster
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Battle Nationally-Ranked Shockers In MVC Quarters
• Women’s Basketball Picks Up Road Victory Over Salukis
• Sycamores Down Southern Illinois In Opener Of MVC Tourney
• The EcoCAR 2 team has selected the architecture that will be featured in the hyb...
• Indiana State partners with OSHA center to offer safety training
• Sycamore Athletes Looking For Bids To NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Sycamores provide reading tutoring
• Operations management students compete in regional competition
• Take a look inside the new Student Innovation Center, which will be a busy place...
• Worker escapes after having one foot in the grave
• Davy Jones' Death
• Gubernatorial candidate Gregg focuses on retirees at talk
• MARK BENNETT: Year of the River a common interest for diverse entities
• Law change will revise standards for public intoxication
• Terre Haute Regional cath lab has heart smarts
• Prosecutor: No charges in off-duty police incident
• Red Cross launches Save the Day fundraising drive
• Library recognizes faculty, students at Authors and Artists reception
• Senior mechanical engineering student Chad Conway is pictured with 1968 RHIT alu...
• Both ISU Track Teams Ranked In Top 30 Of Nation; Eight Individuals Also Among Best
• Indiana State course partners with antique automobile club
• Health education day stresses collaborative care
• Indiana State Wraps Up Season-Opening Road Swing At Eastern Kentucky
• Pregame Rally Set For Thursday At Hilton Downtown St. Louis
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Begins Final Road Swing At Southern Illinois
• Leapin’ birthdays
• Burks quiet on Hamilton departures
• Greene County child death on state report
• ‘Year of the River’ committee updates planning for 2013 events
• Three Putnam educators arrested on child seduction charge
• Seelyville man arrested after assault at southside grocery store
• Squad cars to get AED devices
• Three city police officers face diciplinary action
• Indiana Legislature to wrap up short session
• WTH mobile home burns
• Pianist Brittany Maier to perform at Indiana State March 13
• ISU Track Coach To Take Medical Leave Of Absence
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Take On Salukis Thursday In St Louis
• Jake Odum Earns All-MVC Second Team Honors
• Rose-Hulman baseball recently won its 1,000th game in history. Take a look down...
• Future teachers immersed in classroom experiences
• ISU offering swim, lifeguard lessons
• 2010 biomedical engineering alumnus Elaine Houston is featured in a CNN Innovati...
• Illinois lets the voting begin
• CertainTeed to cut 53 siding jobs
• We’re not through with flu — it’s just late getting here
• Sickness season at peak, local health workers say
• Shootings in Ohio draws attention of schools here
• Parties push toward Illinois’ March 20 primary
• Dixie Bee academic earns 'national champion' status
• Watch the jubilation in the front lobby of the Sports and Recreation Center as t...
• Photo of the Day: Senior Andy Milluzzi got an interesting photo from Rose-Hulman...
• Bacus Named MVC Pitcher Of The Week
• Former Sycamore Wins 800 Meters At USA Indoor Championship
• 1 killed, 4 wounded in school shooting in Ohio
• St. Louis here we come! The men's basketball team will face North Central (Ill.)...
• About Academic Services
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• Sales expert, author to speak at Indiana State
• The Terre Haute Tribune-Star did a nice wrap-up story about the men's basketball...
• Professor, students expand rehab services for needy residents
• Match Play: More than 300 wrestlers show up for Wabash Valley Folkstyle Open
• Brazil building being prepped for markets
• Vigo Co. Court News: Feb. 28, 2012
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Will Fort Wayne rep make it past Girl Scout gaffe?
• THFD investigating northside fire
• Johnson Sets Shot Put Reocrd; Three Sycamores Win Conference Titles
• Sycamore Softball Drops Final Two Games Of WKU Tournament
• ISU Tops Alabama A&M On Sunday, Sweeps 2012 Bulldog Classic
• Defense Sends Sycamores Past Shockers On Senior Day
• The men's basketball team upsets top-seeded and host Transylvania in overtime to...
• Mending Broken Hearts
• Smoking bans draw plenty of challenges
• New house an extension of ISU’s growth
• Fair association unveils its new banquet facility
• School board to consider technology contract
• Lyke Wins Men's Long Jump On First Day Of MVC Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Sycamore Baseball Sweeps Saturday Doubleheader
• The men's basketball team has advanced to the championship game of the Heartland...
• Sycamores Fall Narrowly To Creighton On Senior Day
• Sycamore Softball Splits Games On Opening Day
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Welcome Shockers On Senior Day
• No injuries after car jumps curb, rams downtown storefronts
• Car-train toll rises to four deaths
• Johnston, heading back to Afghanistan for second time, foresees ‘tremendous mission’
• THFD honors Simpson as Firefighter of the Year
• Terre Haute Fire Department Commendation Awards Winners
• Internal police report on altercation set for release next week
• New banquet center staging grand opening today at fairgrounds
• Woman free while awaiting trial on child abuse charges
• Expo on March 6 seeks to help veterans adjust to life back home
• Congratulations to the men's and women's basketball teams for winning games toni...
• Bench Production Sends Bears Past Sycamores, 68-58
• Indiana State's John McNichols Is Named To Indiana Trails Advisory Board
• Photo of the Day: Students, faculty and staff members donated 153 pints of blood...
• Bacus Tosses Two-Hit Shutout As ISU Tops Western Illinois
• Rose-Hulman has set another record in the number of high school seniors applying...
• Senior Andy Milluzzi is on his way to make equipment modification at Rose-Hulman...
• Sycamore Softball Set To Begin 2012 Campaign At The Western Kentucky Tournament
• Sycamore Men Seek To Defend MVC Indoor Title; Women Seek Improvement
• As part of National Engineers Week, Rose-Hulman student and EcoCAR2 Team Leader...
• Clay preserve targeted for safety
• USPS processing center to close
• Children’s conditions: 1 fair, 2 uncertain
• Jones’ efforts make him deserving recipient of Indiana press honor
• Jury awards $250,000 in case of poor road signage
• Terre Haute man helps launch fundraiser for the American Heart Association
• Advics abatement requests moves forward after committee vote
• Sullivan County woman suspected in prank calls
• Hydrochloric acid spill closes interstate ramp
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Host Creighton And ESPN2 On Senior Day
• Four Sycamore Basketball Greats To Be Inducted Into ISU Athletics Hall of Fame
• Federal Insurance Office director to deliver keynote at upcoming summit
• Vote for the essay by freshman mechanical engineering student Katelyn Stenger in...
• Nonprofit Leadership students contribute to health organizations
• Photo of the Day: Here is the latest update on the new residence hall currently...
• BREAKING: U.S. Postal Service: Terre Haute mail processing center to close
• Valley Coaches Pick Sycamore Men To Defend 2011 Indoor Title; ISU Women Fifth
• UPDATE: Police identify victims of fatal car-train crash
• Baseball Heads South To Bulldog Classic
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Open Senior Weekend Against Bears
• Off-duty THPD officers’ actions focus of investigation
• 8th District GOP candidate talks government, debt
• Adults killed, 3 children hospitalized after train, car collide in Clark County
• Mourdock sees ads as sign that Lugar is worried
• Policy makers plan to push state universities on cost, graduation rates
• Vigo hoping to avoid sending out provisional property tax bills
• Project HOPE limits services to Terre Haute
• Students see future in rural medicine
• General Assembly working to contain college costs
• AREA BRIEFLY: Feb. 23, 2012
• Clay man sentenced in 2010 burglary, deviant conduct case
• Local attorney to discuss case on NPR
• Sycamores Get Defensive To Down Missouri State On The Road
• ‘Silver City:’ ISU undergrad researches precious metals
• Photo of the Day: Congratulations to Men's Track & Field Coach Larry Cole for wi...
• See who is No. 11 in the Huffington Post's ranking of the "15 Colleges Where Gee...
• A student team brought home top honors in Indiana's Collegiate Cyber Defense Com...
• INDOT gives 641 update
• 5 vehicles in Tuesday morning crash
• Woman crossing road struck, killed Monday night on 3rd Street
• ANALYSIS: Terre Haute the crossroads of Indiana political universe
• Election board removes two from primary ballot
• Zoeller helps punch down hunger
• Donnelly kicks off run for senate seat in Terre Haute
• Buschon touts his efforts in campaign kickoff
• One lucky ISU student will have a chance to win $10,000!
• Rose-Hulman has its latest Academic All-American student-athlete: Basketball pla...
• Sycamore Track & Field Earns Three Of Four Athlete of the Week Recognitions
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Travel To Missouri State Wednesday Night
• 4.0 quake in Missouri shakes Illinois, Indiana, other states
• Rose-Hulman alumnus Ted DuPuis is using his flying skills to make a difference,...
• Sycamore Men's Track Jumps To 27th In National Rankings; Women Now 39th
• ISU sessions focus on diversifying faculty
• Is it winter yet?
• Pink Floyd tribute band to rock every brick in the walls of venerable theater
• Year after passage, attempts to change voucher law failing
• Candidate says teachers ‘can be heard’
• Library board agrees to $200K from reserves for building renovations
• Sycamores Play Better But Still Finish Seventh At Ann Rhoads Invitational Monday
• Schick Lecture to feature Gary Scharnhorst on Feb. 23
• Project provides books for Ryves Community Center library
• Forecaster: Indiana’s winter is warmest since 2002
• ISU Golfers Battle Wet Conditions In Opening Round Of Ann Rhoads Invitational
• Indiana Department of Child Services’ Heart Gallery hopes to make the adoption connection
• Churches unite for Black History Celebration
• Lugar uses visit to tout GOP credentials
• Ivy Tech student prepared to make global impact
• THE OFF SEASON: Taking a road less traveled in this illogical life
• City police investigate shots fired
• Meeting on Indiana 641 bypass Tuesday at South
• Lions Sweep Doubleheader Over Sycamores On Sunday
• Brittany Schoen Becomes All-Time Three-Point Leader At Indiana State
• Funding history: Legislature looks at expanding historic preservation tax credits
• Preservation tax credit increase could benefit Terre Haute greatly
• Hauteans turn gladiators for ‘material girl’ Madonna
• Rescue earns Wabash Valley man Boy Scouts’ highest lifesaving award
• Gov. Daniels may face gender issue again with top court pick
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Shepard likely to remain in public eye
• Sweet Saturday: 2,000 diners attend first day of annual Fowler Park Pancake Breakfast
• Public info meeting set for Tuesday on 641 bypass phases III and IV
• Saturday Baseball Rained Out, Doubleheader To Come On Sunday
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Travels To Omaha On Sunday
• Mahurin Scores Career-Best 22 At Butler
• South grad’s ‘Video Stop’ screens on IMAX tonight
• Funny hats, photos raise funds for Humane Shelter
• ISU OKs drilling lease for oil, gas
• ISU, Terre Foods team up
• 3 escape serious injuries in U.S. 41 crash
• Man gets 35 years on cocaine charge, says he’ll appeal
• ISU names buildings for Moore, Brown
• Man sought in meth case found at local motel
• Two ISU School Records Fall At EIU Friday; Pounds Qualifies For NCAAs
• Indiana State Falls On The Road At Drake, 60-43
• The Acting Company is coming to Hatfield Hall Theater tomorrow night to present...
• Centers named for former ISU president, longtime African-American Cultural Center director
• Sycamores Drop Season-Opener To Lions, 7-2
• See student creativity at work as third-floor residents of Speed residence hall...
• Sycamore Women's Golf Set To Swing Back Into Action This Weekend
• Range under roof: Terre Haute couple now owners of massive Putnam County horse arena
• T-S editor honored by state press association
• Resumés arrive for airport’s executive director position
• Students have concerns over ISU oil lease
• Boot Camp promotes heart health
• Seelyville K-9 officer Berry retires
• ISU gets report on cost cutting
• Local news briefly: Feb. 17, 2012
• Terre Haute man slightly injured in I-70 crash
• NPR journalist Williams to speak at Indiana State
• Trustees hear report from affordability task force
• Final Pre-MVC Tune-up Friday At Eastern Illinois For Sycamore Track & Field
• Yesterday was the last day of the free, open Chinese language and culture class,...
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores To Travel To Butler Saturday Afternoon
• Some of the neat things that Rose-Hulman students do for senior design projects...
• Students engineer senior solutions
• 18 indicted on meth charges
• B-SIDES: Electrician proves to be a real handyman for ad agency
• First Financial opens new Dugger branch
• Terre Foods membership event Friday
• Party affiliation of GOP candidates under scrutiny
• Vigo County Council pulls proposal
• Mobile home fire blamed on wood-burning stove
• Park board hears Dresser monument proposal
• Driver cited in I-70 rollover
• From the Desk of Ron Prettyman
• Indiana State Begins 2012 Season At Southeastern Louisiana
• Sycamore Cross Country Men, Women Are Named USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams
• Women’s Soccer Participates In Polar Plunge
• Business students make connections with speed networking
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Key Road Tests Ahead Of Sycamores This Weekend
• Radio days: New display at Historical Society looks back at golden days of radio in Wabash Valley
• School raises funds for police K-9 unit
• Measles outbreak growing
• ISU considering lease for oil, gas drilling on campus
• Terre Haute man gets 6-year sentence
• Vigo judge finds cause for arrest after police chase
• Vigo alarm ordinance increases false alarm penalty
• Indy woman arrested at Carlisle prison
• Odum Scores 34 Points To Lead ISU To Overtime Victory Over Redbirds
• Summer Honors dates, classes announced
• NPR journalist Michele Norris to speak at ISU Feb. 22
• Eight Sycamores Among Best On National Track & Field Performance List
• The women's basketball team honors Wabash Valley cancer survivors before last Sa...
• Health education professor to receive national technology award
• Valentine's Day a rosy business
• Downtown gets Wi-Fi ‘hotspot’
• Board OKs $5.4M in work at schools
• Stella’s Cafe downtown plans to close March 2
• Bill would ease college credit transfers
• Court alters trial date for man accused in 1979 death case
• Shift to online raises school cost concerns
• Cops nab man after squad car struck
• Victim unhurt when robbed by gunman
• Man face gun charge after woman shot in leg
• Here is a local TV story about the EcoCAR2 team's recent outreach event, which f...
• Thomas Named State Farm MVC Player Of The Week
• President's Concert features 11 student musicians
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Host Illinois State On Valentine's Evening
• Channel 2 arrived for the Mock Presidential Debates, this morning at Myers with...
• Indiana State partnering with U.S. Navy facility to foster science, math educational initiatives
• MLK, Malcolm X 'Meeting' set for University Hall
• Rose-Hulman's EcoCAR2 team is hard at work on the first year of the three-year a...
• Packing the hall
• Alternative-fuel project has Rose, ISU students all charged up
• Second-Half Run Sends Sycamores Past Panthers, 71-60
• Montford Point Marine
• Ivy Tech to celebrate Black History Month
• Students showcase keen problem-solving skills at Rose-Hulman
• Bridging the gap to ‘forever’
• Vigo School Board to give OK on bonds for DeVaney project
• Even as law, right-to-work dominates crackerbarrel
• Freezin’ for a Reason
• K-9 officer Shadow honored as a hero
• Webb Wins Heptathlon At Grand Valley State Big Meet Saturday
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Host Panthers In Pink Day At Hulman Center
• Sycamores Break Two NCAA Records, Defeat Southern Illinois
• Sycamores Do Well With Top Five Finishes Against Elite Competition
• Giant welcome home for Steve
• ‘One for Terre Haute,’ Steve tells crowd at North
• Hometown support vital to success, Weatherford says
• Craning for a rare glimpse
• Man gets 10-year sentence in battery case
• Documentary on electric vehicles plays Sunday at Rose
• Vigo’s primary election filings complete
• Sycamore Men Win Five Events At Grand Valley State Big Meet Invitational
• Thomas Posts Double-Double As Sycamores Down Bradley
• If you're around campus on Sunday, check out the EcoCAR2 team's outreach program...
• University to offer new technology graduate program
• Rollins Is Named Prairie Farms/MVC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• First edition Twain donated to library
• Slow drips: It’s maple syrup season in Indiana
• Downtown restaurant celebrates expansion
• Contract signed for new Y
• City to impose $30 release fee on towed vehicles
• Valley educators cautious on Indiana’s ‘No Child’ waiver
• Driver dies after Illinois school bus crash
• Trial date set for former WTH police chief
• Motorcycle gang member pleads guilty in federal court
• July trial date set for mother charged with child neglect
• Business hosting SPPRAK fundraiser
• Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Returns Home To Face Southern Illinois On Saturday Afternoon
• Projected Learning: Marketing class teams with Delta Faucet for educational efforts
• Doctoral student lands internship with Higher Learning Commission
• Sycamore Track & Field To Compete At Two Venues This Weekend
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Host Braves On Friday Night
• Terre Haute road name game
• MARK BENNETT: William Henry Harrison taught us how to campaign
• Air National Guard cuts won’t hit 181st Intelligence Wing
• ISU rec center pool out of service while being repaired
• Friends group takes over Ernie Pyle home in Dana
• Unclaimed assets now part of Goodwill auction site
• Fort Wayne forester tells of damage
• Show to feature talents of artists with disabilities
• Clinton man throws away, then recovers, $50,000 ticket
• Sycamores Fall At Bradley
• Four Sycamores In Colorado To Compete For USA Volleyball Roster Positions
• Spreading Goodwill
• Feds sending money to Feather Creek
• City to clean up Toney site
• Bennett: Terre Haute ‘moving in the right direction’
• Terre Haute group locates missing caver
• Authorities still looking into Monday shooting of teen
• DNA match leads to arrest in summer burglary
• Parade to honor Punter for N.Y. Giants
• Arrested officer already on administrative leave
• Schools celebrate rising graduation rates as ‘team effort’
• Photo of the Day: Jim Goecker, vice president for enrollment management, recentl...
• Students get real-world experience at national nonprofit leadership conference
• Swift Receives Fourth Straight MVC Honor; Johnson Also Recognized By Valley
• Seven Sycamores Among Nation's Best; Track Teams Remain Nationally Ranked
• Six Athletes Chose To Continue Track & Field Careers At Indiana State
• Lost Creek trustee exploring possibility of providing computer lab for residents
• Vigo schools see grad rate rise
• Among Super Bowl ads, the stars were the cars
• Host city hopes its experience is a game winner
• Local news briefly: Feb. 7, 2012
• West Terre Haute officer arrested on theft charges
• Teen hospitalized after shooting
• Rush to hospital leads to wreck on I-70
• Fog a factor in West Terre Haute accident
• Women's basketball standout Alisa Dickerson has moved one step closer to becomin...
• Photo of the Day: A group of students recently learned about leadership techniqu...
• Sycamore Athletics Presents The 3-Game Fan Pack
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Travels To Bradley For Wednesday Night MVC Showdown
• Sycamore Volleyball To Play In Three Spring Tournaments
• Students hear view from Cuba
• Triangle fraternity members pass along valuable lessons and have fun hosting ove...
• SUPER BOWL XLVI: Super to the very end
• SUPER BOWL XLVI: Businesses see more carry out than carrying on during big game
• SUPER BOWL XLVI: Airport traffic increases as game day arrives
• THE OFF SEASON: Books open our eyes to that which we will never see
• Rose-Hulman’s SADD games teach important lessons
• Hotel demand in Terre Haute less than foreseen
• Goal: ‘Times Square meets Super Bowl’
• ‘Soup Bowl’ raises funds for hungry through pottery sales
• Cell service, Wi-Fi connections seen handling demand from today’s crowd
• Sullivan library showcases Civil War
• Super Bowl Fat: If you want to, you can eat healthy and fight
• Bird patrol would love to crow about its new line of attack
• Wichita State Holds On To Down Sycamores
• Felisha Johnson, Greggmar Swift Win Again As Meyo Invitational Concludes
• Dear Steve Weatherford ...
• Liquor stores hoping Super Bowl equals super sales
• Bus driver spreads support for Super Bowl son
• Super Bowl Badge
• Sullivan library showcases Civil War
• Johnson Smashes Meyo Invitational Record In Winning Weight Throw Competition
• Sycamores Fall On The Road To Redbirds, 78-67
• Photo of the Day: Scenes like this could be found throughout campus as students...
• Basketball Gameday Central: Three Game Winning Streak On The Line At Wichita State
• SAAC Visits Winners Of Annual Food Drive
• Magnolia gives in on rezoning
• Expert sees ‘slow slog’ ahead for economy
• Komen move won’t affect Indiana Planned Parenthood
• Council discusses ideas for memorial ways
• Madonna prepares our halftime feast
• An advocate for the truth
• Super Bowl officials arrest "web pirate"
• Indy Super Bowl has cold-crisis master plan
• Steve Weatherford’s gifts keep on coming to hometown
• Shooting, chase leads to 23-year sentence
• Make plans to attend Sycamore Hoopla Feb. 10-11
• Photo of the Day: Phil Cornwell, VP for Academic Affairs, joined President Matt...
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Travels To Illinois State On Friday
• Sycamore Track & Field Set To Compete In Meyo Invitational This Weekend
• Indiana State economist: Recovery will continue ‘slow slog’ in 2012
• ESPN Cameras To Showcase Indiana State's Regular Season Finale Versus Creighton
• Women's Soccer Adds 12 On Signing Day
• Greene County General Hospital announces expansion, renovations
• Renovations finished, airport prepared for Super Bowl traffic
• MARK BENNETT B-SIDES: Super Bowl luck? His is mostly bad
• Law firm offering rides home
• Speaker tries to educate others about Islam
• Ohio Blvd. rezoning draws opposition
• CASA kids among many receiving funds from trust
• Child molestation charges filed against Terre Haute man
• City woman facing arson charge
• Indiana State Uses Strong Defense Down The Stretch To Down Drake
• Sycamores And Shockers Selected For MVC Wildcard Weekend
• Sycamore Baseball Picked Fourth In MVC Preseason Poll
• Photo of the Day: This was the scene on campus a year ago as ice covered everyth...
• Video: Steve Weatherford homecoming
• South student serving as Super Bowl ambassador
• Indy has built rep from ground up
• House of Hope back in business
• Sports museum helped Indy land big game
• Vigo Commissioners strive to cut expenses
• Vigo County trial date changed
• Indiana State Football Signing Day Central: Sycamores Ink 26 To National Letters Of Intent
• Tickets To Butler Game On Sale February 1 At Hulman Center Ticket Office
• Swift Receives Third Straight Athlete of the Week Award; Sycamores Nationally Ranked
• Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Welcomes MVC TV Cameras To Hulman Center For Drake Contest
• For second straight year, United Way surpasses goal
• Indy’s zippy, but Haute’s hospitable
• Moped rider hurt in crash on U.S. 41
• To some fans, zipping above Indy’s the real super attraction
• County’s return on short-term investments hits low
• Man faces charges in BB gun case
• Two trials in officer’s death moving out of county
• Crooks files for Eighth District seat
• Homicide found in shooting of 94-year-old
• BREAKING NEWS: Moped rider injured in crash with vehicle on U.S. 41
• Photo of the Day: Congratultions to civil engineering students Nick Addante and...
• Indiana State Will Travel To Butler For 2012 SEARS Bracketbusters X
• Nicole Wilson Named New Assistant Coach For Sycamore Volleyball
• Four alumni receive GOLD awards
• BLACK OUT The Bulldogs!
• We're looking for any alumni, students or family members that are helping with t...
• Students learn how to make sense of the rhetoric from the presidential campaign...
• Time has come for this talented trio
• Zoning change will be next step to success for sober living facility
• Dicky James and the Blue Flames to perform in Memphis contest
• Fair bring healthy information to visitors
• Sycamores Out Last Evansville To Earn Double Overtime Victory
• Schoen Eclipses 1,000 Career Points Against Shockers
• Hittin' the netbooks
• Super Bowl prep week
• INDOT plans public information meeting on Indiana 641 Bypass
• Goin’ to Church
• Role Models
• Neighborhood fighting $20M project
• My Big Campus: Students eager to learn online
• Valley schools moving into the digital realm
• Experts: Use caution when helping homeless people
• NFL determined not to repeat Dallas debacle in Indy
• Weatherford Sets ISU Record In Women's 60 Hurdles At Indiana Relays Saturday
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Face MVC-Leading Shockers
• Aviary education
• Man faces charges after wife struck by truck
• NantWorks go-betweens
• Dorsett Auto buys two brands, plans new building
• Rockville woman wins $100K in scratch-off
• Tip leads to local man’s arrest in child porn case
• Super prices for Super seats
• Indiana legislators OK sex-trafficking law
• House bill gives bars 18 more months for smoking
• Lyke Wins Long Jump, Three Advance To Hurdle Semifinals At Indiana Relays
• Mattox Carries Sycamores With 31 Points, But ISU Falls At Missouri State
• Photo of the Day: Students participate in one of the many sessions seeking input...
• ISU anthropology team presents findings from work on graves at former Vigo County Home site
• One got more money, one more votes
• Senate bill to help Vigo agency
• Early-morning fire claims one life
• Presentation informs ISU students of Peace Corps
• Police: Unattended running cars inviting to criminals
• ISU instructor arrested on fraud charge
• Former diplomat to speak at ISU
• Wednesday evening fire ruled arson
• Participate in the Polar Plunge Feb. 11
• Sycamore Track Looking To Improve Performance Marks At Indiana Relays
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Travel To Evansville For Sunday Night National TV Game
• Local TV story about yesterday's Winter Career Fair and job prospects for 2012 g...
• Terre Town Elementary students surprised by mother’s early return from Afghanistan
• POINT IN TIME: ASSESSING HOMELESSNESS IN AMERICA
• Homeless man finds shelter, direction at Light House Mission
• West Terre Haute police shooting ruled self-defense
• MARK BENNETT: On the banks of the Wabash, a sculpture
• Hamilton Center board approves CEO contract
• 4 inmates plead guilty to contraband charges
• Lawmakers move ahead with welfare drug-testing
• Carl Richard's 17 Points Lead ISU To Victory Over Northern Iowa
• Students were lining up throughout the day at the Winter Career Fair for the opp...
• Indiana House approves right-to-work bill
• Sycamore Softball Picked 10th In Preseason MVC Poll
• Rose-Hulman will be part of an educational consortium looking to advance the nat...
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Begin Weekend Road Swing Against Bears
• New headworks building nears completion
• Lilly brand acquiring Terre Haute manufacturer
• Hearing on bill eliminating some licensing abruptly canceled
• Man shoots self in leg while cleaning gun
• Sycamore Senior Jeremiah Vaughan Is Named Prairie Farms/Missouri Valley Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• Clay, Swift Are Named Missouri Valley Men's Track & Field Athletes of the Week
• Rose-Hulman alumnus Tom Rude (CPE, 92) will be leading IUPUI's Army ROTC cadets...
• Eight Track Athletes Among Nation's Best; Both Teams Ranked 35th In Nation
• Ceremony marks transition for physician's assistant students
• Photo of the Day: Sculptures and other artwork -- found inside and outside build...
• Indiana State Football To Host National Signing Day Gathering On February 1 At Hulman Center
• Point in time: Assessing homelessness in America
• VCSC moves forward with plans for DeVaney expansion, renovation
• County hears proposal to fight emerald ash borer
• GOP rejects House Dems’ vote on RTW referendum
• Works board nixes company’s bar service
• Parke official files for state seat
• Local news briefly: Jan. 24, 2012
• Teamsters hope to make Daniels eat his words
• Alumnus Bill Bradford has been named president and CEO of a leading high-tech co...
• SmartMoney magazine editor James B. Stewart to speak on campus Feb. 2
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Returns Home To Face Northern Iowa Wednesday Evening
• Photo of the Day: Rose-Hulman students use their problem-solving skills to help...
• Storms injure more than 100 in central Alabama
• Watch highlights of the Fightin' Engineers' 2011 football season -- the big hits...
• Ivy Tech and Terre Haute Humane Society working on a win-win partnership
• Teenagers not immune to a homeless life
• Medical necessity leads Clay couple to a whole new level of compatibility
• THE OFF SEASON: Hoping to master the art of taking a nap
• ISU’s physician assistants move on
• It’s time to get ready for the Chinese Year of the Dragon
• Bulldogs Power Past Sycamores, 67-59
• Battle of the bulge
• Vigo school board to conduct hearings on possible DeVaney project
• MAUREEN HAYDEN: NFL players in ‘lock step with organized labor’
• Cab drivers enlisted to combat sex-trafficking at the Super Bowl
• Valley man killed in Afghanistan was a devoted family man, friend says
• Icy Saturday: Winter weather leaves slick conditions in Wabash Valley
• Survey will determine Valley’s funding for homeless
• Ivy Tech-Wabash Valley board approves veterinary technician program
• Sycamore Men Beat Purdue, Women Fall In Closest Edmonds Cup Meet In History
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Look To Rebound Against Bulldogs
• Hot-Shooting Bluejays Too Much For Indiana State
• PHOTO UPDATE: Vigo roads improve; caution still urged
• Up on the roof
• United Day for the United Way’s total $19K, counting
• Unions picket Chamber right-to-work session
• IBEW seeks support from those it’s helped
• Bopp’s office site of Occupy protest on campaign funds case
• Trio faces charges in theft from mine site
• Creighton Tops ISU At The Buzzer, 64-62
• Vigo County declares Level 1 emergency due to icing conditions
• Tickets are going fast for next week's Hatfield Hall Theater concert featuring t...
• Photo of the Day: The Department of Mechanical Engineering has a new toy -- an i...
• Still flyin': Valley connection to newest Hollywood movie
• Sunday alcohol sales bill gets corked
• Non-traditional students turn to WGU
• United Way honoring Women of Influence
• Susan Amos files for Vigo coroner
• United Way’s United Day is today
• Sullivan body ID’d as 38-year-old Prairieton man
• Health Dept. reports increase in Hepatitis C
• Grant to help Vigo kids with eye care
• Sudents, faculty and staff members received recognition for their efforts to sup...
• Basketball Gameday Central: National TV Cameras Await Sycamores As They Travel To No. 18 Creighton
• Sycamore Track & Field Visits Purdue Saturday In Battle For Gene Edmonds Cup
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Hosts Creighton On Friday Night
• This should be a very interesting competition, especially the MacGyver Contest....
• Photo of the Day: A chemical engineering student pays close attention to data co...
• Wednesday morning, the day of the free Chinese class offered to the Rose-Hulman...
• Hamilton Center board chooses Burks
• ThyssenKrupp expansion could add 70 jobs
• Riley Foundation chooses Wabash Valley student's artwork for calendar
• B-SIDES: A reminder for electorate: You get what you vote for
• Greyhound terminal moving downtown
• Parks Board, Clay YMCA still working up contract
• Clay County man killed in Afghan copter crash
• Website to unite those who need, give
• Suspect in holdup at Greyhound station receives six-year sentence
• Man found dead at Sullivan County power station
• Sycamores Fall Victim To Late Illinois State Run, Fall 67-54
• Burks chosen to head Hamilton Center
• Ethically Engaged: Students debate contemporary contentious topics in new ethics course
• Illinois State Game Can Be Found Several Ways On MVC TV Network
• Neighborhood’s heart
• Board could vote tonight for new Hamilton CEO
• Mystery deepens in Sunday night deaths
• Democrats stall right-to-work vote in House
• Former ISU aid to complete diversion agreement
• Indy man charged with shooting at house
• Judge rejects plea for man involved in carjacking
• City looking to ‘disannex’ 200 acres
• House committee hears different views on township government
• Judge finds probable cause in stabbing arrest
• ISU's Greggmar Swift Is Named State Farm MVC Men's Track Athlete of the Week
• Senior civil engineering students are helping revitalize the hometown of alumnus...
• Six Sycamores Are Ranked In Top 15 Of National Track & Field Performance List
• Rose-Hulman students and faculty discuss a variety of issues regarding civil rig...
• Photo of the Day: Rose-Hulman students are taught to thnk outside of the box in...
• Dream building: Hometown doc urges city’s teens to find their own way
• Civil rights film still opens eyes to the prize
• King’s echoes heard in labor fight
• Two shots fatal to Putnam man who police say charged them with knives
• Reorganization plan heading to both school boards
• Suspect in baby’s death dies in auto crash, leaves note
• Police seek driver who bailed from vehicle on train tracks
• Sunday night stabbing leads to teen’s arrest; court appearance today
• Conservation officers warn against thin ice
• Teen dies in 3-vehicle crash
• BREAKING NEWS: Putnam County man shot four times after allegedly attacking police
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Hits The Road To Illinois State On Wednesday Evening
• Welcome to Dr. Maria Vaz as a new trustee to Rose-Hulman.
• Congratulations to Kyle Kovach for being named an All-American football player b...
• MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY: Organizations host programs to honor Civil Rights leader, continue his work
• Terre Haute churches give merger one big ‘I do’
• State park lodges looking forward to Super overflow
• MAUREEN HAYDEN: Let’s be clear on right-to-work’s effects, if that’s even possible
• Wichita State Surges Late To Take Down Indiana State
• Filling needs: United Way and its agencies continue to fill Valley’s cavities of need
• Vermillion-based production company ‘Promises’ second film
• Pathway will honor young lives lost
• Crackerbarrel turns into Democrat only right-to-work protest
• Commissioners eying ordinance charging alarm owners fees
• Personal account offers glimpse into world of human trafficking
• United Way making push to reach $1.85M goal
• Sycamores Split At Illinois State But Bring Coughlan-Malloy Cup Back To Terre Haute
• Indiana State Drops Road Contest At Bradley, 79-58
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Host Wichita State In Nationally Televised Sunday Night Game
• Martin Luther King Jr. words and actions are still inspiring professors and stud...
• New homes coming to historic hilltop
• Labor bill splits Chamber, union backers
• Terre Haute brewery moving to Indy, business pub reports
• Borders pushing law to limit teens’ nude spray tanning
• School bomb threat probe results in teen’s arrest
• Southern Illinois Holds On To Down Indiana State
• Get an interesting look at human-powered vehicle racing. One of our team member...
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Close Out Road Swing Against Braves
• Photo of the Day: Basketball player Blake Knotts and his adoring fans during Wed...
• Winter arrives in Wabash Valley
• Filing starts election process for candidates
• Northside business owner arrested
• Regional opens new rehab facility
• Murals installed in Vigo Courthouse
• Justice praises ‘common purpose’ in final speech
• Lewis files for re-election as Vigo Superior Court judge
• Restoring the hands of time
• Prosecutor still reviewing WTH police shooting
• City Council OKs southside building project
• ISU Seniors Lead Sycamores To Road Victory Over UNI
• Deadline to register for ISU's Flute Fair is Jan. 20
• Rose-Hulman has a week full of actvities planned to celebrate the role Martin Lu...
• ISU, professor receive patent for adjuvant that boosts immune system
• Sycamore T&F Travels To Illinois State For Dual Meet Against Redbirds Saturday
• Photo of the Day: With the winter weather turning unpleasant, action is heating...
• County hopes clinic will help keep health-care expenses in check
• Airport authority restructures management
• ‘Y’ building, police HQ on mayor’s list for next year
• MARK BENNETT: Hall-of-Famer Larkin delivered more than clutch hits
• Jury hands down guilty verdict in drug dealing case
• Ex-boxer pleads guilty to sexual misconduct
• Indiana State studying issue of ‘credit creep’
• Airport Authority backtracks from actions listed in release
• Chief justice praises ‘common purpose’ in final speech to legislators
• Indiana bill would require disclosure of superintendent contracts
• VCSC allows buses to return to I-70 for travel
• Photo of the Day: Rose-Hulman came up to support St. Jude Children's Hospital at...
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Hits Valley Road At Southern Illinois Friday Night
• Wear White Sunday Night!
• Drugmaker buys old Pfizer plant
• Founder of NantWorks has dynamic background
• Crowd fills Feather Creek meeting
• Governor Daniels delivers final State of State address
• Committee hears testimony on open-records bill
• Committee advances controversial bill
• Pavilion remodeling under way
• BRIEFLY: Jan. 11, 2012
• Witnesses place defendant at scene of hotel shooting
• Board of works awards towing contracts
• U.S. News rankings recognize online graduate nursing program
• Sycamores Shoot Way To Victory Over Evansville
• Over 200 ISU Student-Athletes Named To AD Honor Roll For Fall Semester
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Hit The Road For The First Time In MVC Play
• NCAA Changes Division I Cross Country Championships To Saturday
• Building trades may be cut from right-to-work bill
• Bopp backs labor law ads
• Prison job recruiting bets on vets
• Violent echoes of the Civil War
• Amazon OKs online sales tax — but not until 2014
• TH attorney moves to Indy law firm, foresees more time for city work
• Opening arguments today in drug case after murder charge dropped
• Man accused in car-jacking case offers plea agreement
• Driver pleads guilty to driving drunk in wreck in which friend died
• Man charged in Long’s death faces June trial
• Theatrical group to perform ‘Bachelor of Death’ murder mystery
• Congratulations to Civil Engineering Professor Jim McKinney on this career achie...
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State To Host Evansville Tuesday Night
• Photo of the Day: "Rosie The Elephant," Rose-Hulman's mascot, is unmasked! Seve...
• Rose-Hulman students come up with creative ideas to help raise money for St. Jud...
• A Passion for Restoration
• Airports put out welcome mats
• Campaign touts city’s amenities
• Economic impact will depend on teams involved
• MIKE LUNSFORD: Windy companion finally gives him the cold shoulder
• Up A Creek: Vermillion County residents making push for Army Corps of Engineers to fix Feather Creek
• The Seedy Side of the Super Bowl
• Sisters of Providence tackle human trafficking issues
• It’s in the cards: Pokemon enthusiasts vie for city championship
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Legislative labor bill banter goes on
• Bloomfield woman injured in crash Saturday
• 4 Indiana National Guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• Bears Use Strong Second Half To Top Sycamores, 69-63
• Statehouse faceoff
• Goodwill’s third Terre Haute store to open on Wabash
• Schools’ plan to reorganize set for Jan. 16 presentation
• First Financial Corp. completes acquisition of Freestar Bank
• Shakir Bell Finishes Second In Walter Payton Award Voting
• Defense Guides Sycamores To MVC Victory Over Redbirds
• Bayh College alumni recognized for outstanding commitment to education
• Wabash cannonball: Family finds military relic during basement renovations
• Gibault’s charter school app denied
• Some get refund for full-day kindergarten payments
• Dems a no-show for second day
• City Council names Morris new president
• Judge finds cause for man’s arrest on sexual misconduct charge
• Home healthcare nurse arrested on abuse charge
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Host Missouri State Saturday Afternoon
• ISU Track & Field Indoor Open Scheduled For January 26
• Sycamore Football Adds Four Players To 2012 Roster
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Welcomes Illinois State For Nationally Televised Matchup
• Political Science Professor Terrence Casey, head of the Department of Humanities...
• 2012 INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Right-to-work and GOP are back, but most Democrats stay away as session opens
• Democrats try stall tactic to stop right-to-work
• Heart disease cited in death of man found in garage
• B-SIDES: Polian, Colts and Terre Haute were good for one another
• Plan for Ohio Boulevard property concerns nearby residents
• Volunteers still needed for United Day for United Way
• BRIEFLY: Jan. 5, 2012
• West Terre Haute police shooting probe with prosecutor
• MARCH ON! campaign exceeds goal
• Panel calls for jobless to get involved
• Northern Iowa Downs Indiana State In MVC Clash
• Photo of the Day: A picturesque sunset on a beautiful campus location.
• MARCH ON! Campaign exceeds goal
• Reminder On Change Of Start Time For Friday’s Game With Illinois State
• Welcome back students. The rest of the winter quarter awaits you. Hopefully, t...
• Deadly standoff
• No injuries in Seelyville explosion
• Valley lawmakers ready for start of session
• New Statehouse safety rules face constitutional questions
• House Speaker pushes to fast-track Right to Work bill
• Kathy Miller voted back as president of Vigo County Council
• Two arrested on meth charges
• Project HOPE returns this year
• One killed in Marshall, Ill., crash
• Photo of the Day: Political Science Professor Dr. Terrence “Terry” Casey, head o...
• Man dies at his home; son arrested
• Moren, Hile Earn Indiana Basketball Hall Of Fame Honors
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Heading To Northern Iowa On Wednesday For MVC Clash
• Vermillion-Parke After-Hours Health Clinic meeting patients' needs
• Bennett, All foresee bright future for city at swearing in
• No charges filed in Sullivan County drowning
• Newest face in Vigo County
• Ex-local physician’s CD to assist health clinic named for granddaughter
• Sycamores Top Salukis On New Year’s Day, 72-66
• Auld Lang Syne
• Take two: Mayor Duke Bennett sees great contrast between first days in office and beginning of second term
• Changes in Terre Haute
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Mistakes, like beauty, are in the eye of the beholder
• Looking ahead to 2012
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Ring In New Year Against Salukis
• Odum's Career High 24 Points Leads ISU Past Bradley
• ChemGen growth among Valley’s good economic news in 2011
• Sullivan mayor-to-be looks to advisers, citizens for ideas on improving town
• State limits crowd size inside Capitol
• Oh, say, she can see only the ‘Normal’ way to sing anthem
• Woman faces drunken driving charge after snapping utility pole, bringing wires down
• Anna Munn Ties A Career-High With 20 Points As Sycamores Win MVC Opener
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Head To Hulman Center For New Year's Eve Battle With Bradley
• What exciting things have students, faculty and staff been doing during the holi...
• IBEW Retiree Club restores electricity to house damaged in spring storm
• Work zone: Many new construction projects started in last year
• Daniels wants no political spectacles at Super Bowl
• Three Indiana stores on first Sears/Kmart closings list
• Memories for sale: Once proud Clay City church looking for new owner
• Indiana Supreme Court upholds Indiana robocall law
• Physics Professor Rick Ditteon tells local TV station about how the sun might in...
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Opens MVC Play Against Evansville
• End of ethanol incentive might raise prices
• ISU trustee and benefactor files for bankruptcy
• 2011 IN REVIEW: The year in public safety and criminal justice
• City departments shift funds to cover pay increases
• Man gets 21 years on child porn charge
• Deputy released, ordered to drug program
• May date set for murder trial
• March trial in Indy set for Terre Haute man
• Candle started southside apartment fire
• Law firm again offering free cab rides home to revelers
• Dwayne Lathan Posts Season-High 24 Points In Loss At Drake
• Education shaped Valley in 2011
• Success, difficult decisions for Vigo County public schools
• Autopsy gives no clue for I-70 wreck
• Company: About 120 Sears, Kmart stores to close
• Commission facing less federal funds
• Small fire at Boot City extinguished quickly
• Law enforcement increasing patrols for impaired drivers
• First snowfall brings many accidents
• The day after: Big markdowns draw shoppers to the deals
• Piloting the president
• Trucker dies in crash on I-70
• Basketball Gameday Central: The Sycamores Begin Missouri Valley Conference Play At Drake On Wednesday Night
• ‘Santa Claus almost got conked’ and other Christmas tales from days gone by
• Both sides ready to dig in on right to work
• THE OFF SEASON: The more things change, the more they keep changing
• Cheer by the Basketful
• Marketing plan takes six-county approach
• ‘Santa Helps Deliver Baby’
• Correctional officer from Rosedale dies on job
• Will history repeat or will divisive issue fail?
• Volunteers prepare 500 holiday baskets for delivery this morning
• Merry Meals on Wheels
• ISU seeks state clarity on standards
• Driver sentenced to three years home detention, probation for deadly hit-and-run
• Embattled ISU official resigns
• White out: Judge throws out Indiana secretary of state election
• Democrats take oath for city offices
• Two injured Thursday in one-car accident
• Goodwill ready for holiday recycling
• Deputy makes court appearance
• Indiana State Falls In Final Nonconference Game At Northern Illinois, 47-43
• Mathematical economics alumnus Marshall Goldsmith ('70) has received the Thinker...
• Jordan Printy Selected The Prairie Farms MVC Scholar-Athlete Of The Week
• Photo of the Day: Happy Holidays from Rose-Hulman!
• Bridge on Indiana 46 re-opens at Bowling Green
• A night of cheerful caroling
• Vigo sheriff’s deputy jailed on drug-related charge
• Church’s ‘longest night’ service offers solace to those in need
• Firefighters spend night at Clay City fire
• Suspects sought in theft of guns from home of ISP detective
• Overturned semitrailer shuts down U.S. 41
• Sycamores Set Defensive Tone In 50-35 Victory Over Louisiana-Monroe
• Indiana State Selected To Participate In The 2012 Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic
• Linking Education: ISU graduate’s nonprofit teaches children through golf
• A first for Rose-Hulman: Students from last summer's Operation Catapult program...
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Close Out Nonconference Season Against Huskies
• Members of Rose-Hulman's EcoCAR 2 team participated in a recent local sustainabi...
• Hamilton board may name CEO next month
• T-S Christmas Basket fund reaches goal
• Airport eyes adding new businesses in long-range plan
• Daniels talks about meth battle in media teleconference
• Police say motorist disregards stopped bus, injuring Clay County student
• Vigo man pleads to dealing drugs from parents’ home
• Late Monday night crash injures two Terre Haute men
• Man allowed lower bail after hearing
• Shannon Thomas Carries Indiana State Past Chicago State, 67-59
• Wishing safe travels for students, faculty and staff during the holiday season.
• Computer science and software engineering students have some fun with professor...
• 'Second' Space: ISU, IUPUI students meet on virtual island to negotiate sales deal
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Returns Home To Face Louisiana-Monroe Wednesday Evening
• Deadly snowstorm halts travel across Great Plains
• Company looking at former Pfizer property
• Working alternatives: Communities look at new ways to stop revolving door of prison
• Firefighters deliver the goods for Santa
• HOPE program seeks to hold probationers accountable
• Brazil man ID’d as victim in fiery crash
• Library to extend Internet service
• RJ Mahurin Named MVC Player Of The Week
• Shakir Bell Picks Up Third First Team All-America Honor
• County prison numbers don’t add up
• STOP offers skills, help for short-term offenders
• FOP program adds cheer to holiday for 205 children
• ID of victim in fatal accident not released as investigation continues
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Face Cougars On Tuesday
• Does the punishment fit the crime?
• Citizens on patrol
• Retirement prompts speculation over chief justice replacement
• ISU faces problems retaining certain groups of students
• State legislators layer criminal code with felony crimes
• One of three drivers cited in fatal Friday crash
• Brain surgeon in the making: Dixie Bee third grader wins essay contest
• ISU graduates winter class of 2011
• ‘Strive for significance,' speaker urges graduates
• Indiana State Falls At Michigan, 72-44
• Sycamores Down No. 25 Vanderbilt On The Road Behind Mahurin's Career High 14 Points
• Benefitting the tiniest patients
• Vectren locks out 265 union workers
• Fiery crash claims life
• Another suspect in officer’s death pleads
• School food service workers donate to help Families by Choice
• Mega park OKs farming at site, doubles prairie acreage
• Daniels plans to push hard last time around
• Guv wants new prostitution law before Super Bowl
• Education students TOTALly in
• Local TV affiliate, WTWO, takes a look at the success that the men's basketball...
• Congratulations to the 803 students who earned dean's list academic honors for t...
• The last steel beam has been installed for the new residence hall being construc...
• Idea turns ‘Ugly’ for ISU grads
• $5.8M complex will provide housing for homeless, disabled
• ISU planning new housing
• Vigo foreclosure, court filings fall
• Indiana court filings at near-record level
• State Budget Committee approves ISU purchase of parking garage
• Swope achieves coveted accreditation
• Two Vigo men arrested on burglary charge
• Wednesday night accident snarls Putnam I-70 traffic
• Vigo CASA graduates newest class of volunteers
• Shakir Bell And Ben Obaseki Named First Team Associated Press All-America
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Travel To Nationally-Ranked Vanderbilt Saturday
• MARK BENNETT: Rose professor’s bit part in classic holiday movie leaves a major memory
• Deadly shots among 10 fired in police-action shooting
• Theft, shooting leaves family in need of transportation
• Parks board moves closer to deal with Clay YMCA
• Officials ID bodies found at Florida coal plant
• New system allows free filing of state, federal tax forms
• Legislators ready to revive fight to lift Sunday restrictions on alcohol sales
• AREA BRIEFLY: Dec. 15, 2011
• Accidents victims cut from vehicles
• GOP considers limited drug testing proposal for welfare recipients
• Physician's assistant, nursing students provide exams for foster grandparents
• Registration under way for ISU wilderness first responder classes
• Geography professor Mike Kukral recalls being an extra in one of the all-time fa...
• Photo of the Day: The Cookie Tree Lady (switchboard operator Mary Greer) has onc...
• Burglary, chase ends in death
• Bodies from Indiana train discovered at Florida coal plant
• Southwest Airlines order bodes well for GE Aviation
• Postal Service delays closing decisions to May
• Pleas accepted from 3 involved in Long death
• Simulator delivers real-life lesson
• Education entity notes Indiana as hot spot for reform
• Alumnus Erik Jansen has combined his love of coin collecting and interest in met...
• Talent Show Delights Audience, Helps Community
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Plays Three Road Games In Six Days Beginning Saturday
• Photo of the Day: The campus is always spruced up for the holiday season. Thous...
• Drawing on Vigo's past
• 2 admit guilt in Long’s death
• City alters contract to raise fee for towing wrecks
• Cycle wreck claims life of Cayuga man
• Street closing policy foreseen by January
• Family, victims of house fire, hoping to regain Christmas toys
• Police and court news: Dec. 13, 2011
• Ministry still seeks support for Angel Trees
• Board hears about pets, chemicals, idling vehicles
• Changes in health care rules topic for Parkinson’s group
• Bayh College of Education recognized for preparing future teachers
• Offseason Improvements Continue At Bob Warn Field
• Church's nativity shows tell story of Jesus’ birth
• Lights of Compassion
• THE OFF SEASON: A house with a hearth becomes a home
• Rose-Hulman students use their engineering and problem solving skills to make a...
• 'A slap in the face'
• Search for Hamilton Center CEO becomes controversial
• Vigo County School Board to look at idling policy
• MAUREEN HAYDEN: Higher ed tops the list in a week full of headlines
• Democrats give ‘unanimous’ backing to Crooks
• Exchange Club, Rose-Hulman team up for annual Bikes for Tykes program
• Sycamores Can Not Tame Panthers, 75-60
• Student signatures cover the steel beam that will be the last piece to the frame...
• Thanks to the students, faculty and staff members that helped assemble, inspect...
• Walker's Career High 20 Points Leads ISU Past Maryville
• Dem caucus picks Crooks as 8th District candidate
• The Chief Justice rests
• Finger lickin’ gone: Longtime eastside KFC closing Sunday
• Appeal all that’s left between Blago and slammer
• Templeton picks Brighton as its new president
• Revised ADA regulations topic of audio conference this week
• Eagle born in wild dies; cause studied
• Muzzleloader misfires; hunter seriously injured
• Man facing murder charge gains another continuance
• Church dedicating refurbished sanctuary, relocated altar
• Man gets 7 years for attempted Pimento home invasion
• Felisha Johnson Wins Twice; Qualifies For NCAA Indoor Championships
• Professor named Exemplary Counselor Educator
• Fiddling sensation Natalie MacMaster will be presenting a special holiday show o...
• Photo of the Day: Residents of Deming Hall have the holiday spirit!
• Alex Sewall Named First Team Academic All-American
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Begins Four-Game Road Stretch At Eastern Illinois
• Perfect addition: UAP Clinic constructing new northside building
• ISU official faces Indy sex charge
• Community centers lack help during holidays
• 8th District caucus votes lining up
• Panel discusses benefits, obstacles of local food
• City Council votes to approve controversial zoning request
• Indiana attorney general joins group challenging online sex trade
• Festive Wear: ISU grads give holiday sweaters new life
• Photo of the Day: Students add their names and greetings to the steel beam that...
• Sycamore Track Team Opens Indoor Season Friday At Eastern Illinois
• BREAKING: Virgina Tech: Police officer, 1 other killed
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Returns To Hulman Center Saturday Against Maryville
• Home fires put holiday spirit to the test
• Terre Haute Children's Choir to present winter concert
• MARK BENNETT: Ferrell’s love of Old Milwaukee shines light on Old Terre Haute
• Moment of silence a lesson to remember
• ISU alums to appear on ‘Tonight Show’ to promote website
• Guilty plea comes near end of sentence
• Trucker points BB gun, arrested on intimidation charge
• Drugs, alcohol no factor in accident
• South Hall of Distinction nominations being accepted
• Vehicle retrieval fee to be considered
• Indiana State Honors Student-Athletes At Fall Sports Banquet
• Outstanding grads to be honored at winter commencement
• Alumni, student speakers announced for winter commencement
• Graduate student performs geologic research in Botswana
• Shakir Bell Named To AFCA FCS Coaches' All-America Team
• Photo of the Day: Steve Letsinger, coordinator of art programs, helps a student...
• Rose-Hulman is happy to welcome Dr. Michael Evans, founder/president/CEO of AIT...
• Thomas Named Prairie Farms / MVC Scholar-Athlete Of The Week
• Great news for an inspirational coach and staff member. The Prevo and Rose-Hulm...
• Signs of the Holidays
• Indiana State buying up domain names with .xxx suffix
• Vigo Parks adds safety upgrades after worker death
• INDOT workers return lost wallet to Terre Haute woman
• Stolen hard drive leads to ID theft warning
• ISU police investigate off-campus robbery of student
• Lawsuit may force Wabash Valley Junior Achievement to fold
• Center Point house fire burns all night
• Indiana Chamber official speaks in TH
• Mattox’s First Career Double-Double Leads Sycamores Past Bulldogs, 49-46
• Resident Advisors: Students creating plan for luxury apartment developer
• Arrests at the Mexican border continue to drop
• Kiya James Named To COBRA Magazine All-Midwest Volleyball Team
• Photo of the Day: Members of the Formula Grand Prix Race Team work on developing...
• Holiday displays light up Deming Park
• First amendment rights: A cookie for your freedom
• ISU puts money into ‘unbounded possibilities’
• 252 centers get postal ax
• National Road cookbook features several Valley recipes
• ISU’s ‘unmanned’ program gets boost
• News briefly: Dec. 6, 2011
• Contest recognizes Trib-Star for work
• University announces projects for 5-year, $5M 'Unbounded Possibilities' funding
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Play Final Nonconference Home Game On Tuesday
• TREE FEST: Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra launches inaugural Christmas tree extravaganza
• Schools to honor Pearl Harbor anniversary
• Veteran looks back on attack
• MAUREEN HAYDEN: Possible controversial conditions on government assistance raising questions
• Using ‘power’ for ‘good’
• Photo of the Day: Economics Professor Kevin Christ helps students in his Moench...
• Indiana State Raises Over $2,500 For Ryves Hall Community Center Christmas House
• What it takes: Sheriff Greg Ewing looks back on his first year in office
• Tax caps leave ceiling on revenue
• Winter farmers market ‘going really well’
• Team wreaks Havoc on roadside trash
• ‘He was definitely a part of the ‘Greatest Generation’’
• Sycamores Fall To Boise State In MVC/MWC Challenge Series
• MIRACULOUS
• Dems to elect by caucus, not ballot
• Biz leaders ‘go big’ in identifying needs
• Rural areas seen aging, slowing in population
• Police look to autopsy for answers in man’s drowning
• Work to start next week on Eel River bridge repair
• Volunteers deck the halls of Montezuma
• Chorus wins bank’s decorating contest
• Sycamores Fan The Flames From Three-Point Range
• Rural Indiana seeing anemic growth
• Photo Of The Day: Winter time at the White Chapel, a beautiful campus sight any...
• School honors Fuqua principal named best in state
• Skinner backing bill to teach cursive writing
• Four pleas coming in Long shooting
• Summit tackles issues facing Indiana’s rural communities
• Humane Shelter plans December events to help animals
• United Way planning Jan. blitz
• RHIC is urban-rural partnership
• Auto wrecking and towing company seeks rezoning of northside property
• New trial date set for former Vigo teacher
• Touching equals learning with iPads in elementary classroom
• Student organization strives to increase diversity of future teachers
• Shakir Bell Invited To Walter Payton Award Announcement
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Travels To Boise State For MVC/MWC Challenge Series
• Congratulations to senior soccer player Clint Vatterrodt, our latest Academic Al...
• We're starting a new feature for our Facebook friends: A Photo of the Day, showc...
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Begin December On The Road Against UIC
• Miracle on 7th Street in progress
• Paris death row suit settled
• MARK BENNETT: Holiday season makes going to the mailbox fun again
• Shoppers must be wary of theft risk
• Speaker tells tale of ‘Freedom Writers’
• THPD swears in two new officers
• Report: Four medical errors at Union Hospital in 2010
• Odyssey House expanding services with new program
• NEWS BRIEFS: Dec. 1, 2011
• Thomas, Munn Post Double-Doubles In 66-55 Victory Over Skyhawks
• Program prepares students for graduate study, helps with retention
• Indiana State Places Four On Academic All-MVFC Squad
• Feathered friends
• Bill to require those on welfare to be drug tested
• Bennett: State must act to help schools
• U.S. Savings Bonds going electronic Jan. 1
• ISU student to visit White House today
• Crow Committee now using lasers to control groupings
• Wabash Valley college students to wrap presents for United Way
• Authority ready to start Garfield Towers renovations
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Returns To Hulman Center On Wednesday
• The first snow of the season at Rose-Hulman!
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• Hileman, Spencer Named To MVFC All-Newcomer Team
• There are many Rose-Hulman/St. Mary-of-the-Woods couples among our alumni and cu...
• On Woods-Rose game day couples grapple with … split loyalties
• When should streets close for events?
• Local merchants join grassroots effort to alter law
• Board backs new golf cart rentals for city courses
• Coalition picks ‘Cyber Monday’ to launch
• FFB offers $6.6K for decorating at branches
• Boy hurt when parade float tire runs over leg
• Hunter dies in fall from tree stand
• Man caught after pursuit now faces charges in three counties
• Show - A Christmas Story
• Student assists on film awarded “Best Cinematography” in Indy contest
• Theater students create plays inspired by the Swope Collection
• Pride of Indiana performs in Indy
• ISU's Shea Doran Is Named To MVC Volleyball All-Tournament Team
• More recognition for one of Rose-Hulman's top professors -- Jim Hanson of the De...
• Kansas governor says staff overreacted to teen’s tweet
• Seven Sycamores Named First Team All-MVFC
• Hancock Receives State Farm Good Neighbor Award
• Rose-Hulman faculty, staff members and students are helping to shape the future...
• Welcome back students for the start of the winter quarter! Did you notice the c...
• Horse People: Terre Haute couple brings home titles from American Paint Horse Association event
• Kellermans’ ‘Finesse’ captures broodmare class at championships
• Builders hope others think houses are sweet
• THE OFF SEASON: Persimmons planting a few seeds in our heads for winter
• Collision slows traffic on I-70
• RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS: Nov. 28, 2011
• Belmont Uses Strong Second Half To Down Sycamores 69-59
• Sycamores Down Fairfield As Odum Records First ISU Triple-Double In 32 Seasons
• Breathing new life: Smoking ban bill backers hope to revive effort
• VOW-ing to change the world: Vigo County resident helping to change the way waste is handled
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Contentious ‘right to work’ issue about to take center stage again
• U.S. Attorney’s Office takes increasingly supportive role in high profile crimes
• Legion Post 346 ready to reopen
• Indiana State And Fairfield To Play In Old Spice Classic Consolation Sunday
• Doorbuster Draw: Earlier beginning to Black Friday attracts buyers
• More than a dozen Valley stores open at midnight
• Sustainability plan for Terre Haute taking shape
• ISU Police investigating armed robbery
• Banquet to honor pastoral leadership
• The Human Powered Vehicle team is preparing for another successful racing season.
• Sycamores Fall To Minnesota Despite Strong Shooting Effort
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Face Bruins On Sunday
• On a Mission: Valley retailers open doors to Black Friday shoppers on Thanksgiving night
• Valley sixth grader to shine at Circle of Lights
• Giving thanks by giving back
• Not everyone likes to cook on Thanksgiving
• Sycamore Volleyball Falls To Wichita State In Valley Quarterfinal Action
• Sycamores Set To Face Minnesota In Old Spice Semifinal Contest Friday
• Indiana State Football Featured On CBS Sports
• Qualizza Named To All-Missouri Valley Conference Second Team
• Sycamores Down Texas Tech To Advance To Old Spice Semifinals
• Sweet Sight
• Help sought in fixing government ‘injustice’
• T-S kicks off Christmas Basket fund drive
• MARK BENNETT B-SIDES: When it comes to retail, Thursday is the new Friday
• Vigo teacher seeking Dem nomination for District 46 seat
• Robin Dawn (Williams) Hineman
• Preliminary autopsy results say inmate committed suicide
• Police seek info after attempted bank robbery
• Circle of Lights competition set for today
• BRIEFLY: Nov. 24, 2011
• Dahl Adds Four To Volleyball Team During Early Signing Period
• Shakir Bell Named MVFC Offensive Player Of The Year
• Student teams swept top honors with their campus/community sustainability poster...
• Sycamore Volleyball Ready For First Tournament Appearance Since 2004
• Here is a link to the electronic version of the Fall Echoes magazine. Enjoy lea...
• The men's basketball program recorded its 1,000th victory last night. Lots of p...
• Thanksgiving the way it really was
• Hamilton Center meeting contentious
• Union protest greets Indiana lawmakers
• Light House Mission hands out food baskets
• Nearing the final chapter: Todd Nation plans to close storefront, move BookNation to online venue
• Shelton accepts plea deal in 2010 robbery, theft
• City law firm offering free cab rides tonight
• Food for Friends program exceeds goal
• Police investigate attempted bank robbery in Farmersburg
• Downtown tree event to aid nonprofits
• Community ready to identify ‘rubble,' work for greener future, GreenTown participants say
• Mattox Ties Career Highs As Sycamores Top Jaguars, 65-40
• Indiana State seeking applicants for the Networks Scholarship
• Rural Health Innovation Collaborative awarded Healthy People 2020 grant
• President emeritus conributes to book about Dutch public art
• Fouty, Dall, Morris Selected For MVC Volleyball Scholar-Athlete Team
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State To Face Texas Tech On Thanksgiving Day
• Rose-Hulman is included in this Network World story about computer science being...
• As in a former slogan, Terre Haute’s ... Always Coca-Cola
• Driver admits guilt: Woman faces up to 8 years in middle schooler’s death
• GOP eyes ‘right to work’ as top issue
• At the front of Indiana’s class
• Company, town, state share mutual thanks, admiration for joint success
• Search firm seeking new TH Chamber leader
• ‘Odyssey’ technology speeds up court records
• Bid United auction raises $10.5K
• Library repairs get board review
• Jordan Printy Knocks Down Game Winning 3-Pointer Against Green Bay
• Former Sycamore Barmes Signs Two-Year Deal With Pirates
• Honors students learn by engaging Navajo culture
• Wisconsin, Georgetown Wins Team Titles At 2011 NCAA Championships
• Wind Orchestra presents a not-so-typical band concert
• GreenTown conference focuses spotlight on sustainability
• Electrical and computer engineering students showcase their robotics, teamwork a...
• Women's Basketball Gameday Central: ISU Set To Host In-State Rival IUPUI Tuesday
• Olympic presence
• ‘The Way we Worked’ tells tale of U.S. labor
• Sycamores To Meet Shockers In First Round Of Valley Tournament
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamore Homestand Continues Against Green Bay Monday
• With heavy hearts: Oklahoma State athletes will compete here Monday as campus mourns loss of coaches
• Retirement banquet planned to honor long career of pastoral leadership
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Indiana General Assembly ready to unleash 1,000-pound gorilla
• Nearly 100 honor victims of crime at annual vigil
• Ultimate Fitness continues to grow
• Cold medicine tracking blocks hundreds of buys
• Sycamores Fall To Shocker; Still Advance To Missouri Valley Tournament
• Despite Third Quarter Rally Sycamores Fall To SIU 35-28
• Brothers get big surprise as 'Daddyyyy' returns home
• World issues now Clinton’s stage
• Decorations light way for holidays in Terre Haute
• ‘Orange Friday’ ribbon sales raise funds for Thanksgiving meals
• Chamber wants to hear local cash registers ring merrily
• Ivy Tech OKs buying Doughmakers site
• Terre Town Community Association makes first charitable act
• Late Run Sends Lady Mocs Past Sycamores, 75-54
• Sycamore Volleyball Falls To Bears; Host Shockers Saturday For Senior Night
• Prayer vigil to mark six-month disappearance of Terre Haute native
• Benefit to help North Central treasurer
• Sycamores Build Early Lead And Hold On To Defeat Ball State
• Events raise more than $30,000 for business student programming
• Indiana State economist: Eurozone has failed to solve underlying monetary issue
• Freshman Erin Campbell earned a GE-Reagan Scholarship to realize her dream of at...
• Becoming Greener: Town that wasn’t in Kansas anymore exemplifies rebirth
• He’s not the Marlboro Man
• State may add school takeovers
• Speakers explore aspects of being ‘green’
• Turns out AMVETS group is raising holiday funds
• CHIP grads enjoy their healthier lifestyles
• Police capture man they say escapes from squad car
• Howard-Hamilton recognized for research
• Indiana State University Sycamore Singers present Madrigal Dinners
• Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Host In-State Rival Ball State Friday Afternoon
• Three Sycamores To Play Final Volleyball Home Games This Weekend
• Women's Basketball Gameday Central: ISU To Conclude Preseason WNIT Play Against Chattanooga Friday
• Football Gameday Central: Sycamores Sitting Square On Playoff Bubble This Saturday
• Details unfold in shots fired at White House
• The first quarter of the school year is nearly over. Wishing students safe trav...
• Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign kicks off
• Offers made for old ‘Y’
• Economic forecast still gloomy
• MARK BENNETT: He told tales of great-uncle Mortecai Brown, but Fred Massey's story is worth hearing
• Convention and Visitors Bureau display celebrates birth of Coca-Cola bottle
• VNA, Hospice event aims to help feed the hungry
• Play helps inmates have productive life in prison
• Two Wabash Valley Correctional Facility staff assaulted in Monday incident
• PE 101 plans 5K
• Cardiac arrest survivor urges nursing students to protect, listen to the body
• Gift to help College of Nursing, Health, and Human Services train more nurse educators
• Fans Can Now Reserve Rooms In The ISU Fan Block For The MVC Women's Basketball Tournament
• Take Back the Night: Fight to end abuse
• Jam packed: ISU collects 3 tons of food
• Bundle up, folks; La Niña back for an encore
• Questionable solicitation prompts police warning
• Indiana State Police to conduct sobriety checkpoint on Saturday
• Duke president looks at future of energy in Valley
• Rotary Club Foundation awards 10 local groups
• Arsonist hits apartment building on South Seventh Street
• County Council gives OK for highway facility repair
• Youth Volleyball Clinic Scheduled For Sunday In ISU Arena
• Rhett Smith Inks National Letter Of Intent With Sycamores
• Sycamore Educators Day encourages teachers
• ISU Baseball Signs Nine For 2013
• Stamp of disapproval
• School board backs search for gas, oil
• School board OKs donating Chauncey Rose to youth club
• City adopts towing fee, adjusts storage charges
• Police nab man sought in robberies of store, pizza delivery driver
• Man faces charges in crash on U.S. 150
• May trial dates set for men charged in attempted burglary
• Victim recovering from stabbing wounds
• Vigo groups gain $7K in grants from Rotary Foundation
• Clinton cops seek man who tried to run down officer
• Carl Richard Posts Double-Double To Lead ISU To Victory Over Louisiana-Monroe
• ISU's Padgett Just Misses At-Large Selection As NCAA Field Is Announced
• ISU's James Is Named MVC Defensive Player of the Week In Volleyball
• Preventing injuries in runners topic of presentation Nov. 22
• National Rankings Unchanged For Sycamore Football
• Rose-Hulman's programming teams shined at the regional ACM competition this year...
• Sycamores Set To Wrap Up WNIT Play Friday At Hulman Center
• Congratulations to chemical engineering alumnus Michael Gambrell for being elect...
• Good luck to students as final exams for the fall quarter begin today. Sleep wi...
• Terre Haute plans to revel in its role in Coca-Cola’s success
• Thanksgiving Sing Praise event brings merger of faith community
• Clark County Business Expo offers business ‘cents’
• MIKE LUNSFORD: In the neighborhood with the ‘fantastic’ Mr. Fox
• Two men sent to hospitals after domestic dispute
• Sycamores Can't Get Past No. 2 Notre Dame, Fall 99-34 in Second Round Of WNIT
• Sycamore Basketball Travels To Louisiana-Monroe On Monday Evening
• School Board to consider Chauncey Rose donation
• Crash on Interstate 70 snarls traffic Saturday afternoon
• State of the Statehouse: Be wary of reading too much into election results
• Fit with Friends: Wabash Valley Road Runners get people moving
• Recipe for success: Trained in Terre Haute program boasts 90 percent completion rate in mini marathon
• Schools hope to strike it rich at Lost Creek
• Bucshon battling Postal closing
• ‘Erasing a piece of history’
• Right to resist legislation called ‘work in progress’
• Bid United kicks off today
• Sycamore Volleyball Sweeps Redbirds; Takes Over 6th In Valley Standings
• Shakir Bell Breaks Indiana State Single-Season Rushing Record In Victory Over Missouri State
• Padgett Sets School Record In 10K As Sycamores Compete In Region Run
• Women’s Basketball Gameday Central: Sycamores Set To Play Second Round Of WNIT At No. 2 Notre Dame
• Pride in U.S. military parades down Wabash Avenue
• Woods stages Vets Day commemoration
• Terre Haute woman hospitalized after crash
• Name by name, the fallen are remembered
• Scout shares story of ‘Liberators’ freeing Nazi prisoners
• Animal adoption event brings together pet store, local humane shelters
• Longtime volunteer receives Guerin Outreach award
• Museum kids try to brighten veterans’ lives with thank you notes
• ISP begins ‘Safe Family Travel’ enforcement
• Football Gameday Central: Indiana State Heads To Missouri State In Final Regular Season Road Contest
• Sycamores Put Three In Double Figures In Season Opening Win Over Detroit 64-62
• Three Sycamores Reach Double Figures Scoring As ISU Wins Season Opener Over Eastern Illinois
• Terre Haute freshman crowned Miss ISU 2012
• Special education program receives recognition
• Professor Glen Livesay selected one of nation's most innovative, young engineeri...
• Retired art professor donates materials for student research
• Football Live Blog -- #23 Indiana State at Missouri State
• The 2011-12 Men's Basketball Yearbook Is Now Online
• Basketball Gameday Central: Indiana State Opens Campaign Against Eastern Illinois Friday Night
• Mathematics Professor John Rickert helps the media make sense of the numerical s...
• Military career took Vigo County native throughout world
• Recent veteran speaks to Chauncey Rose students
• MARK BENNETT: Guess where the newest THPD headquarters is?
• Grand jury indicts couple in kidnapping
• Numbers add up for a special day
• Terre Town students honor veterans
• City Council approves 30 memorial ways
• Bomb scare at south Walmart
• Rose-Hulman to host weekend math contest
• Club hosting veteran lunch
• Congratulations to the women's volleyball team on a great season. This is just...
• Fouty Is Named To Capital One Distict V All-Academic Volleyball Team
• Sewall Named Capital One Academic All-District
• Sycamore Women’s Basketball Inks Four On Signing Day
• Sycamore Harriers Ready For Region Championships In Toledo Saturday
• Advocacy group says Turtle Creek Reservoir is polluted but no testing has been done
• This is a test: EAS sounds nationwide test
• Crash victim remains in critical condition in Indy hospital
• Second suspect jailed in connection with burglary
• Veterans Day events abound in Wabash Valley
• Idol finalist making donation to Long family
• Trumpeting the Arts: Sculpture on ISU campus adds to TH’s growing Arts Corridor
• Study backs closing TH mail center
• ‘Occupy’ seeks constant presence
• Write-in candidate Bissey takes issue with ballots
• Van owner faces charge in motel shooting case
• Crow crew needs more helpers as flocks grow
• Four hurt in serious two-vehicle crash in Greene County
• Molotov cocktail thrower gets six years
• Ag changes topic of meeting Thursday
• Modesitts show Sycamore pride
• Military Day And Special Ticket Promotions On Tap For Saturday's Battle With No. 1 North Dakota State
• Sycamore Football Nationally Ranked For Sixth Consecutive Week
• MFA / MA student exhibitions on display Nov. 7-22
• THE OFF SEASON: The lizard wore long johns, and other Halloween tales
• Families in need of holiday assistance rising
• Changing economy leads gym to close its doors
• Justice says ‘rule of law’ ruled in police-entry case
• Sycamore Men Win Third Straight MVC Cross Country Championship
• CANDLES brings Ed Asner to town
• Northview band returns to applause
• Police investigate Shelburn man’s death
• Clabber Girl invites Valley women to Girls Night Out
• New signs of life appearing in the small Parke County town of Rosedale
• Sycamores Keep Post Season Hopes Alive, Beat Bulldogs 3-1 Saturday
• Welcome parents for Dad's Day. Hope you enjoy coming back to campus, learning a...
• Read The Terre Haute Tribune-Star's story about Siemens' grant and the many ways...
• Siemens gives Rose-Hulman $27.8M in software
• Toney site gets cleanup
• Teen out of hospital, into jail in runaway case
• Teen faces murder charge from crash
• Legislators study revising charity gaming rules
• Drivers not seriously hurt in southern Vigo County wreck
• Sycamores Cannot Pick Up Win Over Bluejays; To Host Drake On Saturday
• Outlook for business and the economy to be featured in upcoming event
• Siemens is presenting Rose-Hulman $27.8 million in design and manufacturing soft...
• RHIC Simulation Center director selected for national program
• Economics Professor Jong Hun Kim provides perspective on the current European ba...
• Marching to a family tradition
• Once a band kid … Former Marching Knights now watching own kids on field
• Motel shooting suspect found behind bars
• Conroy will take over at Regional Hospital CEO on Dec. 1
• Occupy Indy protest losing steam as weather changes
• Fraternity camping out for Children’s Museum
• Fraternity’s Halloween ‘protection’ will raise money for Red Cross
• Tree cutting accident turns fatal
• New class of Vigo County CASA volunteers graduate
• Healthy Rivers program to have open houses
• Sycamores Set To Run For Titles As ISU Hosts 2011 MVC Championhips
• UFC Fighter Chris Lytle Visits With Indiana State Basketball Program
• Key Weekend Of Volleyball For ISU Sycamores With Two Home Games
• Rose-Hulman student at the homspent his summer in the hallowed halls of faster-t...
• The Terre Haute Tribune-Star excamines one of Rose-Hulman's campus gems, the Oak...
• Composer — a living one — brings music to life for students
• Union Hospital pops for new Cork
• ‘Right to work’ back for Round 2
• MARK BENNETT: Pull up a telescope and see a show at Rose-Hulman observatory
• Terre Haute airport might see Super Bowl overflow
• Candidates reinforce previous statements at forum
• Condition of Gibault runway unchanged
• Motorcyclist arrested after chase
• Obstruction arrest tied to hotel shooting
• Record crowd shows power of purse
• Rose-Hulman students showcase their acting talents in the fall Drama Club produc...
• Students participate in international team-building event
• Fall Choral Showcase Concert set for Nov. 4
• Law enforcement agencies cooperate when two violent crimes occur almost simultaneously Monday evening
• Police still searching for man in Monday hotel shooting
• Alleged carjacking driver may face reckless homicide charge
• Galen Goode’s presence felt at dinner
• County reviewing no-smoking ordinance to take effect in 2012
• Feds announce indictments in confinement case
• Exchange Club selects firefighter of year
• Families with autistic children face long wait time for state services
• City Council candidates answer questions at forum
• Standoff puts school in lockdown
• Leadership Summit to be held at ISU
• Tickets For Vanderbilt Road Contest To Go On Sale Wednesday Morning
• Sycamore Men Picked Second, Women Fifth In Pre-Championship Coaches Poll
• Climatologist Heidi Cullen to discuss the future of weather Nov. 2
• Women’s Basketball Tabbed Fifth In Preseason Poll, Thomas Named All-MVC
• Indiana State Picked Third In Preseason MVC Poll; Odum Preseason All-Conference
• Hotel clerk shot in chest; gunman flees
• Celebration of citizenship: Philippine native becomes U.S. citizen
• TH City Council questions, then passes city budget
• Candidates make their case with organized labor
• District 2 candidates report finances
• Teachers face higher costs for health care
• Board of Works OKs pair of new fire trucks
• Labor activist speaker for Nov. 5 Terre Haute Freedom Fund Dinner
• Local and Bi-State briefly: Oct. 25, 2011
• Ryves to host pair of candidate forums
• Princeton Review lists Indiana State’s MBA as one of nation’s best for sixth straight year
• Indiana State Football Ranked In Both Major FCS Polls
• Indiana State Selected For Four Additional Televised Contests On ESPN Family Of Networks
• Poland Chapel reborn 2 years after being damaged by arson
• Marching Knights advance to state finals
• CNHI NEWS SERVICE SPECIAL REPORT: Tax debate an issue of fairness for some retailers
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Kenley pushing for federal solution to online tax issue
• Program’s goal to ease foreclosure problems
• Settlement conferences bring parties face to face
• Vermillion native works on producing own movie
• Movie storyline a familiar one for abuse victims
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• 7-percent tax drives some to shop in-store, buy online
• Whatever actual amount, lost sales tax matters to Indiana
• Merchant using online proceeds to build physical store
• CNN tracking Mother Guerin’s path to sainthood
• Ivy Tech group reaches out to help vets succeed
• Police hold five after meth found
• Insurance tops Monday board agenda
• Sycamores Are Swept By 11th Ranked Northern Iowa 3-0 Saturday
• Creighton Tops Indiana State, 1-0
• Indiana State Football at Illinois State Live Blog
• Sycamores Can't Finish Comeback, Fall 17-14 To Redbirds
• SMWC installs Dottie King as 16th president
• Rivals break campaign fund record
• Clay bands march to different drumbeats
• Wharton School prof tries to un-muddy health debate
• While most of state workforce shrinks, State Police filling spots
• Man faces March day in court on robbery charge
• ‘Occupy’ group marches downtown to protest; another event Monday
• New software makes finding court cases less of an odyssey
• Arts Corridor banner awards set for Friday
• To have and to hold, free of charge
• Sycamore Cannot Stop Braves In 3-1 Missouri Valley Loss Friday Night
• More than 300 students will be getting up bright and early on Saturday to lend h...
• New faculty member lines up int'l partnerships for physical therapy program
• Soccer Closes Out Regular Season At Creighton On Saturday
• To the rescue: Women attacked by dogs thanks worker
• Gadhafi’s death brings ‘a big difference’
• First-year retention slips at ISU
• Mayoral candidate announces plan to keep, bring new jobs Terre Haute
• VIDEO: Hotdoggers spread miles of smiles driving Wienermobile
• Former Vincennes city councilman joins race for Indiana 8th
• Vigo County tests out voting machines
• Workshops on impact of tax cap planned
• Wrong way driver arrested after accident
• Single vehicle accident lands Terre Haute man in jail
• Students fight autism, gain experience working for nonprofit agency
• Bullying still occurs in college, professors find
• ISU Volleyball Hits The Road To Bradley, Northern Iowa This Weekend
• 2011 expo a celebration of seniors
• MARK BENNETT: Year of the River inspiring new ideas
• Committee OKs Menard funds
• GE engine’s success good for local plants
• Health department has eye on bats
• Retired prosecutors’ advocate drafted to work on sentencing reform
• Housing authority considers northeast side development
• Man charged after leaving scene of car-train accident
• Kiwanis Club wants to tile your Christmas tree with a piece of the past
• Sullivan County woman arrested after accident
• Goose Poop 5K Challenge
• Sycamores Grab First Conference Win On Rain-Soaked Night
• 45th Annual Contemporary Music Festival begins Oct. 26
• Vigo County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Vigo County
• Football Gameday Central: No. 16/17 Sycamores Travel To Face Redbirds In Nationally Televised Contest
• Indiana State to host financial literacy workshop for teachers
• Shadow’s trail
• Fourth of seven flood buyout plans approved
• Vigo sends fewer to state prisons
• Revving up for breast cancer awareness
• Sheriff reports increase in burglaries, break-ins
• News vests for TH K-9 officers
• Trial date set in hit-and-run death
• Early-morning accident sends man to Indy hospital
• Ivy Tech-Wabash Valley has homecoming events planned
• ISU hosts 15th annual Sycamore Educators Day
• Christopher Loses In Playoff; Sycamores Finish Fourth At Payne Stewart Memorial
• Sycamore Women’s Basketball Hosts 7th Annual Big Blue Block Party On Friday
• Rose-Hulman's Dr. Kay C Dee and Glen Livesay with Japanese friends and hosts whi...
• Rose-Hulman bio-engineers checking out the culture, from Tsu City Japan.
• ABBE's Glen Livesay and Kay C Dee just returned from Japan, where they spoke at...
• Nursing professor receives national award
• John Spicknall Jazz Trio to perform as part of Faculty Artist Series
• ISU Soccer Hosts Evansville On Pink Night, Free Admission Available On Wednesday
• Montezuma eyes growth
• Volunteers hope they’ll have something to crow about
• ‘Occupy’ ponders TH protest
• Vigo Library adds e-readers to its offerings
• WTH man gets 10-year sentence, plans appeal
• Chamber hires presidential search company
• Sewing group pursues its craft, aids its community
• Two Sycamores In Top Five After First Day Of Payne Stewart Memorial
• Legendary math professor Elton Graves has overcome cancer twice. The second sca...
• Sycamore Football Advances In Both Polls, Picks Up Several National Weekly Awards
• In October, everything in Parke County is covered
• Everyone with a yard has something to sell
• Habitat work goes on, thanks to legislator
• THE OFF SEASON: Here’s to the simple beauty of an untended garden…
• Northview, Clay City bands qualify for semi-state
• Photos entries being accepted for 2012 Tribune-Star calendar
• Bell, Obaseki Named MVFC Players Of The Week
• Sycamore Men 21st, Women 26th In Highly Competitive Pre-Nat Invitational
• Sycamore Golfers Close Out Fall Season With Payne Stewart Memorial
• Attendance nears about 10,000 for 95th annual Blue and White Parade
• Sycamore fans, alumni have a quiet ‘Walk’ before game
• Dottie King becomes 16th president of St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
• Downtown Farmers Market expanding to winter months
• Suspect jailed in connection with Wabash Valley bank robberies
• Rebuilding Lives: Former church being transformed into faith-based recovery facility
• White Violet Center plans economy, energy, environment learning chances
• Big Plays Lead Sycamores Past Leathernecks On Homecoming, 46-24
• Wabash Valley high school marching bands compete in next step of statewide competition
• ISU to scale back planned tuition increase
• Galen Goode, CEO of Hamilton Center, dies
• Masterpieces of silver and gray
• Seelyville water project nearing final phase
• Battery charge pending in alleged double-A battery attack
• Ex-youth pastor to hire attorney in sexual misconduct case
• Sisters of Providence to observe canonization anniversary
• Redbirds Prove Too Much For Sycamores On Senior Night
• University rolls back planned tuition increase
• Six Sycamore Greats Are Inducted Into Athletics Hall Of Fame Thursday
• Sycamores Set To Host, Compete In Pre-National Invitational On Sunday
• Wind Orchestra Presents Colors, Feelings, and Images
• Faculty Artist Series to Present a Chamber Music Recital
• Ready, set, exercise!: School opens fitness trail
• Legislative fix may be needed for new law
• City Council tables memorial way resolution
• New supporting member joins RHIC
• Vigo, Sullivan have low participation in state survey
• Second defendant files for change of venue in police officer shooting
• Kids learn safety in Fire Prevention Week
• Community Foundation issues 11 grants
• Police arrest former youth pastor on alleged sexual misconduct charge
• Casey bank robbed
• Sycamores Drop Close, Tough Volleyball Battle At Illinois State Thursday
• Soccer Kicks Off Homecoming Weekend With Senior Night On Friday
• Spirit of homecoming at Indiana State University
• Menards footprint in Vigo County could grow
• J.I. Case retirees close to settlement
• MARK BENNETT: Movie’s portrayal of fatherhood’s issues lives up to its name
• Catholic Charities gearing up for Christmas Store
• Two sent to hospital after Greene County crash
• United Way of Wabash Valley to give car to contributor
• ISP warns residents to be on guard for mail thieves
• Indiana State University NASCAR Kinetics team to host NASCAR viewing party
• Veteran Football Coach To Be Inducted Into ISU Athletics Hall of Fame
• Long Time ISU Baseball Coach To Be Inducted Into ISU Athletics Hall of Fame
• Sycamores Visit Redbirds For Rare Thursday Valley Volleyball Matchup
• Students provide fun, educational programming with Venture Crew
• Football Gameday Central: Indiana State Hosts Western Illinois On Homecoming Weekend
• Contrasts abound in latest mayoral debate
• First Financial agrees to purchase Illinois bank
• Mourdock rallies Valley Tea Party members in visit
• DWTS raises record $117,000
• Vigo County Council approves tax increases for fire districts
• First Financial donates scoreboards to Vigo schools
• Judge sets trial date for man accused in shooting death
• Court date set for man who sent lewd text to 14-year-old
• Woman suspected of firing handgun faces reckless charge
• Wrestler And Coach Fran McCann To Be Inducted Into Athletics Hall of Fame
• All-American Hurdler Aubrey Herring To Be Inducted Into Athletics Hall of Fame
• Feducia Ties For Second; Sycamores Finish 11th At "The Preview"
• Rose-Hulman will honor the Terre Haute Police Department's K-9 Unit during Satur...
• Indiana State professor to speak at national operations, supply chain management conference
• Remembering a life lived too fast
• ISU ready to show its stuff during homecoming week
• Occupy Wall Street sympathizers take Statehouse lawn
• Feds won’t resolve Indiana Interstate 69 section dispute
• C.A.R.E. Council needs volunteers to help with program for children
• Brazil man arrested on drug charges
• Feducia In Share Of Lead After First Round Of "The Preview"
• Sycamore All-American Wrestler, Coach Set To Join ISU Athletics Hall of Fame
• Cross Country All-American To Be Inducted Into ISU Athletics Hall of Fame
• Woman gives birth after running Chicago Marathon
• ISU Football Adds Television Appearance, Remains In National Rankings
• Great day for parkin’ at 23rd annual Old Fashion Day and Arts Too
• Expo to provide variety of services, treats for seniors
• Soccer Falls 2-0 At Northern Iowa
• Director of Software Engineering Shawn Bohner talks to the media about Steve Job...
• Vermillion County has big plans for former Chemical Depot site
• Police issue only 2 texting tickets in Vigo since July
• Children’s Museum plans Columbus Day activities
• Voter registration deadline Tuesday
• Protesters gather to ‘Occupy Indianapolis’
• ISU task force to examine college costs
• Dean ‘learning a lot’ about Nixon 40 years after Watergate
• Sycamores Top Evansville 3-1 Saturday On "Pink Night" In ISU Arena
• Missed Opportunities Cost Sycamores In 23-9 Loss To UNI
• Martinsville dedicates new high school to old traditions
• Downtown light project stretches to 14th Street
• State tries to wring drops out of water rate request
• Church hosts ‘Smart Choice’ effort
• After 37 years, Birthright bids adieu
• Pet shot clinic scheduled for Oct. 16
• JA bowling event to fund its programs
• 2 face charges in tire slashings
• Sycamores Fall To Salukis 1-3 In Missouri Valley Contest Friday
• Sycamore Golfers Compete In "The Preview" At Fishers, Ind., Next Week
• Search canceled after inmate surrenders to police
• The Legacy of Apple’s Steve Jobs, an 'Innovation Leader'
• Venue change sought in Long shooting
• Council gets resoluntion to honor 30 with roadway designations
• Hospice hosts ‘celebration of life memorial service’
• Tip leads to drug investigation
• Calendar to help children with fire prevention
• Greene deputy wrecks car
• ISU Soccer Ends Roadtrip At Northern Iowa On Sunday
• Sycamore Volleyball Hosts SIU, Evansivlle For Weekend Valley Battles
• President Bradley to appoint affordability task force
• Reece Feducia Is Named MVC Co-Athlete Of Week In Women's Golf
• Students flock to the Fall Career Fair for opportunities to obtain full-time, in...
• West Vigo students test themselves in contest to draw the most power from wind
• VIDEO: Fraud nets 4-year term for former pharmacist
• Terre Haute’s Crow Patrol ready to wage the battle of roosts
• ISU’s Bradley focuses on affordability in address
• SMWC makes changes to online program
• House of Hope plans to re-open by end of year
• Candidate to speak to Wabash Valley Tea Party
• Open house at former chemical depot
• Voter registration deadline nearing
• ISU Theater presents Antigone Oct. 14
• Dr. Luchen Li, Rose-Hulman's new associate dean for global programs, was a recen...
• Student Ensemble Series presents “A Celtic Voyage”
• Faculty Artist Series presents a horn recital by Kilp
• Faculty Artist Series features saxophonist
• These seem to be good times to be graduating with degrees in engineering, scienc...
• Terre Haute mayoral debate: Candidates have Q&A time
• City hoping levee work pays off
• Long, fellow officer named Officers of the Year
• Luckily, nobody got sandwiched Jimmy John's in accident
• T.H. Man critical after late-night accident
• Support group forming for women who have been sexually assaulted
• Ryves group to host candidate forums
• Feducia Sets ISU 36-Hole Record, Finishes Third At Butler Invitational
• Rose-Hulman's freshman orientation Flash Mob video is highlighted in a New York...
• Whitley, Schoen And Thomas Named Team Captains For 2011-12 Season
• Football Gameday Central: Indiana State Travels To Northern Iowa For Battle Of Nationally-Ranked Opponents
• Shakir Bell Added To Walter Payton Award Watch List
• Bernanke warns Congress against deep spending cuts
• Indiana to crack down on new online gambling machines
• Protests against Wall Street spread across U.S.
• Physics and Optical Engineering Professor Galen Duree hopes to excite others abo...
• The Light of Learning
• Vigil honors domestic abuse victims
• Fairgrounds plots show value of cover crops
• Mall area goes dark from split power line
• Police investigating teenager’s stabbing
• Man admits guilt in child neglect case
• ‘Birthing Miracles’ lunch to benefit Pregnancy Center
• Third Dem enters 8th District field
• Man in ditched vehicle says he’s drunk, been there 24 hours
• Indianapolis conference to focus on health care reform
• Sycamores In Hunt For Team, Medalist Honors At Butler Invitational
• Women’s Basketball Preseason Practice Blog
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Indiana State Football Climbs In The National Polls
• Tickets Still Available For 2011 Indiana State Athletics Hall of Fame Induction
• Sycamore Women Up One Spot, Men Fall One In Great Lakes XC Ratings
• Glass artist finally realizing his dream
• New project to drive development
• The Off Season: Listening to Mozart is a ‘purr-fect’ way to relax
• United Way volunteers needed
• Police investigate Vigo County stabbing
• Alex Sewall Named MVFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• Sycamores Shut Out By Ramblers, 2-0
• Nearly 3,000 join fight with Komen Race for the Cure
• Barricades to road-blocking?
• Art Spaces banner contest deadline nears
• CASA Kids Family Bash draws 200 participants, raises awareness
• United Way seeks volunteers for review teams
• Sycamore Volleyball Loses At Creighton; Plays At Home Next Weekend
• Halftime Report: Sycamores Lead South Dakota State 10-9 At The Break
• Debs’ debut
• ‘Road to White House’ tour rolls into ISU
• Fontanet Post Office offers free ‘Grow Your Business’ seminar
• Vigo commissioner Anderson gains state group’s award
• Patterson closes career with 99 at state
• Friday fire damages home, forces Head Start closure
• Foundation raising grade on Woodridge pond safety, appearance
• Election overseers drop walkout complaint against House Dems
• Sycamore Rally Not Enough As Drake Holds On For 3-1 Volleyball Victory
• Sycamore Harriers Battle Top Teams, Weather At Notre Dame Invitational
• Drake Tops Indiana State In Double Overtime
• White Violet Center plans Harvest Dinner fundraiser
• 2 drug convicts get life terms
• Ex Fed member: Poor risk management, fragmented supervision contributed to crisis
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy will really kick off Rose-Hulman's Performing Arts Series w...
• Enterprising Rose-Hulman students showcase their technical skills by developing...
• Mission to help
• No Child waivers ‘a long time coming’
• On his honor, he did his best, and that was reason for celebration
• C-SPAN to air show from Debs home today
• Skating toward a new park
• Hyte Center tutor program gears up for second year
• State lawmakers want to deal with pension now
• 2 announce candidacy in District 42
• Fundraisers in works to benefit family of man killed in accident
• Shakamak student in fair condition after surgery at Methodist
• See what famed physicist Michio Kaku had to say about Rose-Hulman during last Fr...
• Conference includes terrorism panel discussion
• Professors attend conferences, make connections in Thailand
• Sycamore Harriers Begin Stretch Drive At Notre Dame Invitational Friday
• Sycamore Volleyball On The Road In Quest For Valley Victories
• Soccer Returns To The Road Against Drake And Loyola
• Event has downtown dressed to cure
• 2 men arrested in shooting death
• Want a dance ticket? You've got a snowball's chance
• MARK BENNETT: In Prairieton, renovation gives new life to old park
• Terre Haute mayor, controller take questions on budget
• Shakamak senior hit by car on way to school
• Faculty Artist Series Presents a Composition Recital by Nancy Cobb Lippens
• Health insurance analyst to discuss reform during Indiana State visit
• ESPN's Sears Bracketbusters Features Two Final Four Teams With The Largest Pool In History
• Student innovation has a new home on campus: The 16,000 square foot Student Inno...
• Mayor, challenger meet for first debate of campaign
• Mayoral challenger calls for state investigation of THFD
• Postal workers rally downtown to support bill
• B.J. RILEY: Week spent in Hunger Challenge an eye-opening experience
• New ambulances on display
• Working Nights: Researchers study bats in Appalachia
• Indiana State Finishes Tied For Ninth At Marilynn Smith Invitational
• Football Gameday Central: Nationally-Ranked Sycamores Travel To South Dakota State On Saturday
• World class at 15
• Farm produce store closing its retail side; ISU purchase pending
• School Board plans to see how some Vigo students live
• United Way group reflects on going to bed hungry
• Illinois man identified as victim in fatal shooting
• Woman faces charges in break-ins
• Passenger in truck admits guilt in pot case
• Links Style Course Not Kind To Sycamores; ISU Tied For 10th After Day One
• Rose-Hulman goes from one big event to another: The Dad's Day reservation form i...
• Sycamore Harriers Ranking Remains Unchaged In Great Lakes Region
• 1/8 Mile: Indiana State drivers deliver wins on local track
• Sycamore Football Nationally Ranked While Shakir Bell Garners National Honors
• Watergate figure John Dean to speak at Indiana State Oct. 4
• See how Rose-Hulman alumni couple Nat and Emily Terpstra turned a neglected home...
• Emergency responders train for accidents down on the farm
• MAUREEN HAYDEN: Devil is in the details, and those can sometimes be obscured
• CHIP alumni gather to reinforce healthy lessons
• Moped owners must register vehicles with city
• Accident shuts down I-70
• Shakir Bell Named Missouri Valley Football Conference Offensive Player Of The Week
• Hope everyone enjoyed this year's homecoming. What were your favorite good times?
• Softball Cancelled Sunday Due To Rain
• Spanning the Valley: Unlike some areas, bridges in Vigo County are structurally sound
• Danny Glover honored with Debs Award
• Living the American Dream?
• Learning on the Move: Family Learning Day activities take participants all over Vigo County
• The Student Innovation Center was the place to be today for the grand opening ce...
• Sycamores Fall To 14th Ranked Northern Iowa 3-0 In ISU Arena Saturday
• Sycamores Ride Shakir Bell's School Record Rushing Performance To First Home Victory Over Youngstown State
• Ivy Tech eyes new sites for programs
• Olympian’s advice: Run ‘because you love it’
• D.C. trip dicey for TH Chamber group
• Terre Haute mayoral debate set for Oct. 4
• Former township trustee faces theft, forgery charges
• Sycamores Rally To Defeat Bradley 3-2 In Missouri Valley Battle Friday
• Second-Half Rally Falls Short For ISU Soccer
• Congratulations to Sadie Geerligs for being crowned this year's homecoming queen...
• ISU students teach music in Thailand
• Art Faculty Exhibition Opens at ISU’s University Art Gallery
• ISU Women's Golf Team On The Road To Kansas For 12 Team Invitational
• Police continue to investigate fatal shooting
• United Way kicks off fundraiser
• Small goes big: Prep volleyball event raises more than $10,000
• City requests THFD audit
• Gift will enable new Rose lab
• Fundraiser helps launch new service club
• ISP to conduct DUI checkpoint
• Rose fraternity to partner in charity football run
• ISU music school Faculty Artist Series continues Tuesday
• A $500,000 donation will establish the William Alfred Cook Laboratory for Biosci...
• Sycamores Host Bradley, Northern Iowa In Volleyball Action This Weekend
• Census: Recession takes big toll on young adults
• Sycamore Soccer Opens League Play At Home On Friday
• Rekindling a dream on the river
• State revises audit
• Terre Haute’s Long among 3 officers mourned at Indy memorial event
• Vigo schools see slight drop in enrollment
• Couple meeting the challenge discovers hunger is always there
• Committee requests more info on security work
• Wabash Valley man wins 2011 mandolin championship
• Investigative author Edwin Black to speak tonight at CANDLES
• Off-road driver closes pizzeria
• Parks board reviews proposed 2012 budget
• Alumni are starting to show up for this weekend's homecoming festivities. Welco...
• Faculty Artist Series Presents a Recital by Fowler
• Four selected as Distinguished Alumni
• Club Soda recovery home celebrates first anniversary
• ISU setting up partnership with Ryves area
• Newport Chemical Depot marketing enters new phase
• Indiana FOP to honor fallen THPD officer
• Former Indiana State VP appointed interim Chamber president
• 2012 trial set for man accused in shooting death
• Contractor gets trial pushed back
• Attorneys want couple accused of neglect tried together
• Vigo County nets more than $1M in tax sale
• Historian, author to share insights today in presentation
• Youth Serves Up Victory For Sycamore Volleyball In Sweep Of Chicago State
• Indiana Judge: People should work to preserve their rights
• Football Gameday Central: Indiana State Host Youngstown State Saturday In Conference Opener
• Crime and Media conference to be held at ISU
• Uncovering a mystery
• Children's Classic Run to raise funds for pediatric speech therapy
• Chili’s closer to serving cold ones
• Shopping for food on $4.57 a day
• Mayor Bennett opens campaign headquarters
• Daniels turns author, slams debt, admits his own ‘oops’
• Two nabbed as Clay police respond to report of meth lab
• 40 face charges after minors cited for drinking violations
• Little known about driver hurt in accident
• Vigo Library board gathering costs for WTH branch changes
• Free info session tonight
• History Reconstructed: Memorable buildings find new purpose at ISU
• Honors Continue To Roll In For The Sycamores Following Western Kentucky Victory
• Sycamore Men Ranked 10th, Women 14th In Great Lakes Region Rankings
• Famed theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku is coming to campus this weekend to...
• Women’s Basketball To Host Meet-and-Greet at Beef ‘O’ Brady’s
• Return of the Bear: Alumni work to put marker at former Schulte school
• Church members devote their day to cleaning up Terre Haute
• MIKE LUNSFORD: Fall’s arrival heralded in ever-present fencerows
• Larry Carter And Cory Little Headline Sycamore MVFC Weekly Honorees
• Reece Feducia Second, Sycamores Finish Third At Ball State Cardinal Classic
• ISU Soccer Drops Overtime Battle To Miami, 2-1
• Rivals team up
• Going roundabout with INDOT Commissioner Michael Cline
• More than 2K descend on fairgrounds for autism fundraiser
• Terre Haute foreclosure rate among highest
• Replica of chapel visited by Guerin going up at St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• Sycamore Volleyball Falls To Missouri State In Straight Sets
• ISU Women's Golf Team Third After Opening Round Of Cardinal Classic
• Bell's Career Day Leads Sycamores To 44-16 Win On The Road At Western Kentucky
• Hunger Challenge participants can only spend $4.57 daily on food
• Letter requests audit of city Fire Department
• New business bounces into opening
• North coach pleads guilty to DWI
• Sycamore Volleyball Drops Missouri Valley Opener At Wichita State 3-0
• Sycamores Men Third, Women Fourth At 2011 Indiana Intercollegiates
• Sycamores Fall To Bobcats, 1-0
• Sycamore Golfers Off To Ball State For Cardinal Classic This Weekend
• Newport depot transferred to reuse authority
• Terre Haute mail processing facility being studied for feasibility, consolidation
• Wabash River Power plant facing uncertain future
• Regional honored as top hospital
• Community Foundation celebrates 20 years
• Annual Oktoberfest filling downtown with food, music
• Iraqi ambassador to visit Eastern Illinois University
• Sycamore Harriers Are Set For Run At Indiana Intercollegiate Titles
• Sycamores To Host Ontario Blue Jays In Fall Exhibition For Charity
• American Record Holder, Former U.S. Olympian Hired To Coach ISU Throwers
• ISU Soccer Travels To Ohio For Two Weekend Matches
• Sycamores Open MVC Volleyball Campaign On The Road This Weekend
• Vigo County man dies while trying to move downed tree
• City OKs 1-percent raise for some employees
• Church sees ‘porn and pancakes’ as way to help
• Green donations boxes raise red flags
• Nation, state, county see fall in SAT scores
• Clay man arrested in meth-related charges
• Man jailed after pair of burglaries
• Purdue Tops Indiana State, 4-0
• ISU's Reece Feducia Is Named MVC Co-Woman's Golfer of the Week
• SAT reading scores fall to lowest level on record
• Take a look inside Rose-Hulman's Homework Hotline operations and see how our stu...
• Mowing accident claims life of Vigo County resident
• Justice Ginsburg slides to safety off airplane
• Actor Will Ferrell makes mysterious stop in city
• MARK BENNETT: Just another Terre Haute celebrity sighting
• County Council lifts hiring freeze, approves pay raises
• Tony Bennett calls for more Indiana school reform
• Proposal would expand library service to all Parke residents
• Southside Speedway station being rebuilt
• North coach, teacher arrested over weekend
• Student injured in accident dies in Indy hospital
• League of Women Voters hosting registration booths
• TREES Inc., students to prune trees this weekend
• Keep following the group of Rose-Hulman students in their adventure travelling t...
• Indiana State’s Networks Financial Institute gives insurance industry oversight recommendations to Federal Insurance Office
• Football Gameday Central: Sycamores Set To Travel To Western Kentucky On Saturday
• Sycamores Look To Continue Winning Streak Against Boilermakers On Wednesday
• Vaught Claims Second Straight MVC Newcomer Of The Week Award
• Indiana State professors discuss sustainability, teaching in Thailand conference
• State appeals court justice to deliver Constitution Day address
• Hauteans do a double-take when Will Ferrell makes surprise appearance downtown (see Video)
• Besides our overall No. 1 ranking, our chemical engineering, civil engineering,...
• Rose-Hulman still atop rankings
• Saint Mary-of-the Woods reflects on 10-year-old attacks
• Postal Service gets Bridgeton’s message
• Board revokes contractor’s license
• VCSC employees taking advantage of health clinic
• Terre Haute man sentenced for molestation
• ISP searching for identity thief
• Clay shooting victim a ‘top-notch’ student
• 4 charged after caller reports mobile meth lab
• Lilly Endowment awards Rose-Hulman $1.8M for hotline
• Rose-Hulman is No. 1 for the 13th consecutive year in U.S. News & World Report's...
• Kiya James Is Named MVC Volleyball Defensive Player Of Week
• Indiana State to host ‘Hullabaloo’ in downtown Terre Haute on Oct. 15
• Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded Rose-Hulman a $1.8 million grant to continue th...
• Sycamore Men 10th, Women 13th In Great Lakes Region Rankings
• Basketball Golf Tournament Fundraiser To Be Held September 23
• Wabash Valley lights the night in memory of those lost to terrorism
• ‘September Souls’ a 9/11 story told one piece at a time
• Terre Haute South site of 9/11 ceremony to ‘remember the fallen’
• Donors remember times of need as they let the ‘red’ flow
• Service honors those who boldly leap into the face of danger
• ISU ensembles honor memory of 9/11
• Leonard Riston Named MVFC Special Teams Player Of The Week
• Clay County teen dies from accidental shooting
• Sycamores Tie For Second In First Golf Tournament Of 2011-2012 Season
• True heroism: Flight 93 rewrote conclusion of the plot by 9/11 terrorists (see VIDEO)
• Pilot recalls escorting Air Force One on 9/11
• Terre Haute Humane Society benefits from Blues at the Crossroads
• Vigo School Board to act on 2012 budget
• Volunteers turn out for 9/11 Day of Service
• Workers battle each other, hunger at Corporate Olympics
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: State Budget Committee thumps public university chiefs
• Walk MS Wabash Valley 2011 raises more than $45K
• Tasty samples abound at annual Altrusa Chili Cook-Off
• Women's Golf In Third After Opening Round Of IU Fall Kickoff
• Sycamores Are Champions, Dall Named MVP After 3-1 Win Over Fairfield
• Folllow computer science and software engineering students and professor Cary La...
• Indiana State Powers Past Butler In Home Opener
• Sycamore Volleyball Wins Again In New Hampshire; Sweeps UCONN 3-0
• Pentagon Memorial pays tribute to 184 lives lost in 9/11 attack on Washington (see related VIDEO)
• Blues time on the ’Bash
• Distraction from tragedy: Blues festival began in 2001 just after 9/11
• Ralston took part in congressional terrorism study before 9/11
• Asphalt paving dispute leads to criminal charges
• ISU waives application fee for all of September
• Man gets 30-year sentence for methamphetamine distribution
• 9/11 Day of Service in Valley: Consolidated 5th-graders swept away with helping others
• Sycamores Sweep Wildcats 3-0 In Holly Young Invitational Opener
• Rose-Hulman is on the move, President Branam told incoming students and parents....
• First-Half Goals, Second-Half Defense Leads Indiana State Past Murray State
• Indiana State to host 14th annual Octoberfest golf outing
• Ten years removed, the 9/11 attacks remain on the minds of many (see VIDEO)
• Celebration of Diversity speaker: Progress has been made, but more is needed
• Loudermilk resigns as fire department training director
• Lewis resident charged in fraud crimes
• Ex-Hautean sentenced in 2009 armed robbery
• State universities taken to task for tuition hikes
• Indiana State Announces Complete 2011-12 Basketball Schedule
• ISU Womens' Golf Opens Fall Campaign This Weekend At IU Fall Kickoff
• Indiana State Women’s Basketball Announces Full 2011-12 Schedule
• ISU Soccer Travels To Murray State On Friday
• Indiana State University’s School of Music prepares a special tribute to 9/11
• MARK BENNETT: Everyone has a role in this American story (see VIDEO)
• Vermillion high schools call in the dogs
• Latest inmate education efforts focus on a true growth industry
• Teenagers airlifted to hospital after accident
• Attorney general to turn up heat on sex trade patrons
• VIDEO: Fundraiser puts fire prevention efforts in the spotlight
• More charges possible in concession stand break-ins
• 91 charged in Medicare fraud crackdown
• Sycamores Take Volleyball Show On The Road For First Time This Season
• Kent Is Named MVC Male Cross Country Athlete of the Week
• Fall Softball Clinic Dates Announced
• Lahay Named Prairie Farms / MVC Scholar-Athlete Of The Week
• Rose-Hulman student Anna Rector talks about her experiences in being a Homework...
• Recent change in road designation causes confusion on Terre Haute’s east side
• CYO cross country meet coming to LaVern Gibson course
• Educational multiplier out of ’12 Vigo budget
• Next part of I-70 project delayed
• Boyfriend arrested after girlfriend shot in leg
• Advisory board supports tougher diploma standards
• Two Putnam County residents arrested in Northview High School break-in
• Child hospitalized after ATV crash
• Vaught Named MVC Newcomer Of The Week
• Football Gameday Central: Indiana State Opens Home Slate With Butler On Saturday
• Working-age adults make up record share of U.S. poor
• Dallara Motorsports invited a group of Rose-Hulman administrators, professors an...
• School of Music to commemorate 9/11 with concert
• Labor Day 2011: Parades and Politics
• Labor honors its traditions
• More jobs main issue on workers’ minds
• THPD officer OK after car struck by driver believed to be drunk
• Driver suffers injury in I-70 wreck 4 miles into Illinois
• Trio suspects in Clay County thefts
• Autopsy today for man found dead in Greene County home
• Rose-Hulman students are ready to help Indiana middle school and high school stu...
• On 200th anniversary, re-enactors display life as it was when Fort Harrison was built
• Firefighters do their part for MDA
• Muslims feel need to explain their faith
• MIKE LUNSFORD: The value of hard work goes well beyond a paycheck
• Two injured in Saturday night shootings
• Sycamores Fall In Four Sets To SIUE; James Named To All-Tournament Team
• Sycamores Win Overtime Thriller Over Cougars On Erenli’s Header
• FreeBirds finds success in battling substance abuse in the Valley
• Ivy Tech Community College launches new Corporate College
• Crowd braves the heat for Little Italy Festival
• Ivy Tech expanding training services
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Potential ‘Super’ problem awaits
• Slow Start Stalls Sycamore Volleyball In 3-0 Loss to Western Illinois
• Sycamore Cross Country Women First, Men Second At Mid-America Opener
• Sycamore Volleyball Sweeps Savannah State In Drury Inn Opener 3-0
• Reminder: Rose-Hulman's season-opening football game against DePauw can be seen...
• Penn State Downs Indiana State In Season Opener
• Small 9/11 display, big message
• Haute Fashion
• Role players take hobby to new realm
• Volunteers feed needs of powerless Carolinians
• Suspect pleads guilty to public intoxication
• Tanker truck hauling hydrogen overturns
• Ex-Hautean arrested in connection with ’09 robbery
• Notable swing band on Fairbanks stage tonight
• Bloomfield man arrested on child pornography charges
• Cory man injured in Friday motorcycle crash
• Sycamores Drop Third Straight Match On Double Overtime Goal
• Reading history - one ring at a time
• Bat Festival celebrates fifth year
• Indiana State to host prominent financial services, insurance industry speakers
• Football Gameday Central: Sycamores Set To Open 2011 Campaign At Penn State On Saturday
• Famed physicist Dr. Michie Kaku will make this year's homecoming special for stu...
• ABC Network programming returns to Wabash Valley on WAWV-TV 38
• Crews respond to hazmat spill at power plant
• United Way kicking fundraising into gear
• Toth to run for District 46
• City Council starts process toward new home for police, fire departments
• THPD welcomes new officers
• Federal trial date set for six charged in Long shooting
• Ouabache wins appeal with state on AYP status
• ISU now has online billing and payment
• I-70 lane restrictions being lifted for holiday weekend
• Saturday's season-opening football game against DePauw will be available for vie...
• The 2011-12 school year begins for freshmen and returning students. Let's have...
• Terre Haute officials hope new road will spur new development
• ISU sees continued growth in enrollment
• LaDonna Unger celebrates 16 years of life after dialysis
• Terre Haute always there for well-known scientist Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor
• Chamber event filled with inspiration
• Man arrested in chainsaw theft at mill
• Child molesting charges filed
• Man convicted in child porn case
• Man, woman face child neglect charges
• Bethesda Gardens to celebrate Assisted Living Week with events
• Rose-Hulman Ventures is providing students with great hands-on experiences in ma...
• History Hunt
• Foundation bolstering ISU sports funding
• Bradley takes new contract with ISU
• Terre Haute first to finish neighborhood program
• Thompson Thrift to begin ‘investigative period’ for ISU’s downtown, off-campus housing plan
• Police arrest fighting couple on I-70 shoulder
• I-70 crash slows traffic in Valley
• Vigo man jailed following police pursuit
• Police ID victim of fatal crash
• Sobriety checkpoint set Saturday
• Green to lead new Sycamore Athletic Foundation
• Rose-Hulman has a 96 percent job placement rate for the Class of 2011 -- coverin...
• Check out No. 10 in EcoFriend's list of the most amazing human powered cars! De...
• Company on track for $6 million train repair center
• Vigo schools earn ‘B’ from state
• Organizers plan diesel event again for 2012
• Fewer Vigo schools hit targets
• ISU grads living on Long Island see area survive Irene’s wrath
• ‘Success By 6’ trail makes child’s play out of learning
• Man dies after motorcycle crash
• Diesel weekend sees boost in arrests
• Archeologists starting work on gravesites
• More bad news for Bridgeton Mill
• Missing man's friends, family still searching
• Benefit for 14th & Chestnut helps doors stay open
• Fallen police officer Brent Long honored before annual North-South football game
• VIDEO: Public packs downtown for Block Party
• Wabash Valley 9/11 Memorial Event plans being finalized
• MAUREEN HAYDEN: Family, income impact high school dropout rate
• Rose-Hulman’s student profile becoming more global, diverse
• ISP trooper airlifted to Indy hospital after crash
• ‘Free Fly’ sculpture dedicated at Halcyon
• Terre Haute South wins back Victory Bell
• See Rose-Hulman freshmen having fun on their first night on campus.
• Follow all of the excitement as members of the Engineers without Borders organiz...
• Scheid Diesel crowd loves its big ol' trucks
• Police up patrols during diesel event
• Terre Haute ready for its Block Party
• Some say state missed the bus on travel memo
• Landfill search in Spierer case ends with no findings
• THPD seeks two in connection with armed robberies
• Man found guilty in Farmersburg bank robbery
• Police ID victim of fatal I-70 crash
• Daniels hosts Indiana’s Muslims during Ramadan
• Local television coverage of freshman move in day. New Student Orientation begi...
• Wekcome to this year's incoming class, the second largest in Rose-Hulman history...
• Hurricane warning issued for New York City
• WTHI to broadcast FOX on second channel
• Still fighting: Simpson says women must continue push for equal rights
• Long family thankful for indictments
• Robbery attempted outside bank
• Dems open headquarters
• Airport gets $400K+ in grants for new master plan
• Police seek suspected pizza delivery robbers
• Guilty plea in nightclub shooting
• Suspected meth lab in house that burns
• Accident victim in fair condition
• Six to face federal charges in Officer Long shooting
• VCSC orders buses off Interstate 70
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after collision with car
• 3rd Vermillion suspect turns himself in
• Woman linked to escape arrested, charged
• Vigo officials strike kitchen deal
• Mother gets nine years in prison for baby’s death
• WICAA board promotes Barr to executive director
• Education foundation hands out grants
• Mobile health center to serve Vermillion schools
• Bill Minnick resentenced for brutal 1981 crime
• State prison walkaway captured
• Senate challenge brings Donnelly to town
• New keys befuddle would-be truck thief
• Brief storm causes power outages
• Second arrest made in hunt for Vermillion trio
• Body found on Saturday in Greene County identified
• Craigslist.com listing leads to arrests
• Woman flown to Indy after rollover accident
• Indiana State Police to conduct DUI checkpoints
• Back to School for Terre Haute - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• No injuries in West Terre Haute blaze
• ISU plans new residence hall
• After mower’s death, safety steps under review
• City OKs first funds for finding remains at work site
• No citizens comment on budget at hearing
• Trial now Jan. 24 in former boxer’s case
• United Way launches Sullivan Born Learning Trail at park
• Cayuga gets grant to improve wastewater, drainage
• Indiana State Fair sees 8 percent drop in attendance
• Manufacturer plans new plant in Greencastle
• 2,500 added to Indiana State ‘family’
• City CSO plan gets IDEM, EPA approval
• Steel beams from 9/11 come to Indiana
• MIKE LUNSFORD: Life’s little conveniences actually can be quite annoying
• ‘Fantastic’ journey ends with new home for family of 3
• Children’s choir expanding range with older singers
• Autopsy today on woman’s body
• Attendance plummets after State Fair tragedy
• Seelyville, West Terre Haute stage political conventions to fill candidate spots
• Wabash Valley has battled meth for years
• Bucshon challengers mounting for 2012
• Hearing on Vigo School’s proposed $107M budget set Monday
• ISU students move in, get ready for classes
• Vigo County 4-H’ers cap 10-year careers
• Woman found dead in Greene County
• Female found dead in eastern Greene County
• Crews battle trailer fires
• No election contest, no spot on ballot
• Vouchers working for St. Pat's
• Authorities sharing little about landfill search
• Driver killed on I-70 still unnamed
• TH Regional Hospital plans fundraiser in honor of fall police officer Long
• Man faces charges after pot plants found
• Vandals target flags for ‘Fallen’
• Injuries slight after loose tire causes crash
• One week to go before freshmen begin moving into residence halls. The campus is...
• Indiana cap limits state liability in collapse at $5M
• INDOT gives update on I-70 work
• Run for Fallen hopes to double miles logged
• Shelburn native uses military training at State Fair stage collapse
• No death penalty for Musall
• Tougher penalties: Committees look at crimes against children
• Parke County’s Dooley family buzzes with activity at state fair
• Former Vigo County agent helps bring Indiana fair's Pioneer Village to life
• Tribune-Star editor to lead Indiana Debate Commission
• Indiana State Fair fund collects $60K for victims
• Self-policing raises questions on stage collapse probe
• See local televisioin news coverage about Wednesday's ground breaking for the ne...
• Local newspaper coverage of yesterday's big news on campus.
• Engineers break ground on building
• Survey: Number of Hoosier kids living in poverty increases
• Free program aims to generate interest in recycling
• Bucshon: Medicare must change to survive
• Deadly I-70 crash snarls traffic
• THPD’s Armentrout honored for DUI arrests
• Parke County slaying suspect in court
• City Council hears about new zoning ordinance
• Redevelopment Commission amends TIF District outline
• City officials vote on new park name
• Fundraiser set to benefit 9-year-old Sullivan girl
• Ground broken today for a new residence hall:
• Southern Vigo landfill searched for missing IU student
• IOSHA to review death of parks employee
• Let the lessons begin: Everyone learns something on first day
• Former congressional challenger ready for another run
• Committee to look at proposed ‘education multiplier’
• Rep. Buschon to host Medicare roundtable tonight
• Dispose of old papers, medicines, flags
• Future of library branch still undecided
• Rose-Hulman welcomes Dr. Luchen Li as the first associate dean of global programs.
• PHOTO UPDATE: Police search Vigo County landfill for missing IU student
• Parks Department issues statement on death of employee
• Haunting memories: Victims and heroes remembered at Indiana State Fair service (see Video)
• Safety questions loom over fair stage collapse
• Vigo Parks worker killed when mower tips into pond
• Officials urge travelers to find alternate routes during I-70 work
• Rose professor knows the power, uncertainty of wind
• Teacher, advocate, daredevil among Indiana victims
• High-speed chase on I-70 ends in bedroom arrest
• Teenager gets 10-year sentence for robbery, stabbing incident
• Purse theft from church leads to pair of one-year sentences
• Clay County police looking into accidental shooting
• Football practice started today with first-year coach Jeff Sokol at the helm. L...
• County parks employee dies when mower flips, pins him underwater
• State approves Master's of Social Work degree at Indiana State
• School of Music director receives choral composition prize
• State Fair honors five killed in stage collapse
• Indiana State Fair stage collapse ‘surreal’
• County considers ‘education multiplier’ for workers with post-secondary degrees
• Man jailed in connection with Parke County murder
• Full-day kindergarten ready to begin in Vigo
• Cyclists take to the road to raise money
• What would Debs think?
• Film crews wrapping up production of 'The Drunk'
• Valley residents turn out to be part of ‘The Drunk’
• INDOT: I-70 slated for ‘rehabilitating’
• Valley youth uses birthday to help Humane Society
• Big bird blows power in Terre Haute
• Check out who's No. 9 on the list Colleges With The Best Professors? Was there...
• Amphibious assault: Special training on the Wabash
• Chili’s coming to southside?
• K-9s to get armor coat
• State taskforce on Alzheimer’s disease seeks public input
• Gardeners pick up tips during Twilight Tour
• Union Hospital celebrates Founders Day
• Valley bands battle disabilities
• Man accused of shooting at police has trial date reset
• Terre Haute man has new sexual misconduct trial date
• Terre Haute City Council looking for more budget info
• Cruising: Students conduct research in Pacific
• The Perseid meteor shower -- the largest and most reliable annual meteor event -...
• Rose-Hulman's international outreach continues to grow. A group of students fro...
• Senator Lugar back home in the valley
• Finding, moving graves to be costly
• Vigo 911 to join missing child network
• B-Sides: This is the perfect time to lie on your back staring at the sky
• Fire damages Legion post
• Valley residents ID’d in plane crash
• Wendell Mardis sentenced to 30 years for homicide
• A cool fundraiser
• ISU announces line-up for 2011-12 University Speakers Series
• THPD officers remember Brent Long with donation of life-saving blood
• Ohio plane crash kills 3 with area connections
• 'Find Morgan Johnson' groups continue hunt for missing TH native
• Man searching for dog hit by car, killed
• Average Joe to see little effect from S&P move
• 2nd suspect in home invasion arrested
• Lots of exciting things happening this summer on campus. Rose-Hulman is part of...
• Celebrity Focus: Veteran actors Ventura, Sizemore in Terre Haute for roles in ‘The Drunk’
• Ventura: ‘U.S. government is the best comedy going'
• Nevins Township residents have water issues
• More restrictions on teenage drivers fails to get traction
• Market can’t hold up
• City changes contractors on Margaret Avenue project
• Public defenders assigned to couple charged in abduction
• Help local school kids by stuffing the bus
• Man who left fatal accident gets 18 months in jail
• Woman sentenced to 20 years on drug dealing charge
• Indiana State economist: U.S. cannot change or escape economic malaise in Europe
• Habitat for Humanity's ReStore helps recycle, reuse
• ‘If you grow up in Terre Haute …’
• The Off Season: Another sad passing: One-time trendsetter can’t keep up
• 75 years later, Sisters look back on record hot Hoosier summer
• Looking back on the record-breaking heat of 1936
• Bridgeton Mill back in business
• ISU economics prof says S&P move will have little effect in Wabash Valley
• Meeting to address possible library district expansion
• State Library features many programs
• Indiana Healthy Rivers INitiative now on the web
• Marshall All American Night draws a crowd
• Summer heat prompts concerns about toxic algae in state lakes
• Financial officials warn investors not to panic
• Five charges filed in pedestrian death case
• Dem, GOP candidates seek office in Seelyville
• Brazil man sought in connection with battery
• Sherwin Williams to close Terre Haute plant
• NEW: S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Athletic trainers, emergency medical providers conduct joint training
• Visiting scholar: Europeans unconvinced about leadership in economic recovery
• Another college guidebook is out, more good news for Rose-Hulman. Students give...
• Inside ‘The Drunk’
• Fond memories of a long run for Jerry Lewis, local MDA telethon broadcasters
• State fair shoots for a cool million
• Stock markets get that sinking feeling
• Actor, political activist Danny Glover to receive 2011 Debs Award
• Man pleads guilty to arson in 2010 fire
• Daycare center owner, 2 others face charges in Superior Court
• Bond reduction denied for one in house where Long shot
• Avenue customers on a New Wave of cable service
• Council hears proposals for 2 new restaurants, liquor store
• Indiana Bat Festival set for Aug 27
• Indiana State professor awarded Fulbright to teach in Middle East
• A group of 2011-12 freshmen will get a great learning experience by being the fi...
• Union staff gets advanced training for newborns under direction of Riley Hospital for Children
• MARK BENNETT: Step back in time with barbershop shave
• Public pension funds face rising obligations
• House fire termed ‘suspicious’
• Terre Haute native killed by gunfire in Lynchburg, Va.
• Hands-on: Summer Honors students assist with camp
• Terre Haute landfill may be searched for missing IU student
• National Night Out acquaints community with law enforcement agencies
• Man charged in securities case to hire own attorney
• Sheriff asks commissioners about health care change
• Driver jailed after pedestrian fatality at 15th and Wilson
• Swope board chooses new director
• New plan gives county option on prescription
• Blood drive in Brent Long’s memory on Tuesday
• Moped ruling raises new questions
• Judge rules in favor of funeral home in $6,900 dispute
• Grant adds to Sodexo Foundation’s commitment to fight hunger
• The Year of the River: Arts groups focus on Wabash as they plan 2013 events
• Investors could be out $3.3M
• Former judge gets 15 months for drug smuggling
• Court dates this week for pair in apartment where officer shot
• THPD teams with BW3 for Long fundraiser
• Pedaling for a good cause
• Terre Haute woman pleads guilty to neglect charge
• Veterans want to add name to Memorial Stadium
• Couple detained in abduction in court today
• Learn about homeschooling at meeting at Vigo Library
• Rose-Hulman gives its graduates a great head start, according to the PayScale 20...
• Early Childhood Education Center uses garden as teaching tool
• Talking Smackdown
• New name coming to Honey Creek Mall
• IURC seeks to change tree-trimming practices
• Circumstances keep soldier from son’s graduation, but he still sees the pomp
• First 2 to 3 hours are critical
• In wake of child abduction, law enforcement officials call for changes to Amber Alert system
• Uncle Sam’s credit rating is on the line
• Community comes together to construct a new park shelter
• Rose students investigate ‘smart lighting’ during research conference
• National Night Out 2011 coming up Tuesday
• Children’s Museum campers learn how alpacas turn ‘trash’ into ‘treasure’
• Rod Henry leaves Chamber of Commerce
• Jesse 'The Body' Ventura joins cast of ‘The Drunk’ being filmed in Terre Haute
• As 3 restaurant doors close, others open
• Couple accused in abduction remain in custody
• Trial date set for man accused in shooting death
• Vigo to offer online option on marriage applications
• Final defendant in church-building scam sentenced
• High school students from throughout the world did some great things during Oper...
• Dry streak becoming worrisome for Indiana farmers
• Fire camp is cool
• Abducted boy found, two suspects arrested
• NASCAR to honor Officer Long
• Gibault to apply for charter school
• U.S. 40 ‘dip’ being repaired
• Vandals hit city park trees again
• Non-profit worried about back taxes
• Northview hires new principal
• Terre Haute teen signs plea on burglary charges
• Not just tourists: Teachers travel to Yellowstone as part of ISU course
• The first of the college guidebooks is out. Not surprising, Rose-Hulman makes th...
• Democrats appeal Indiana elections chief decision
• In an op-ed from today's Inside Indiana Business, Rose-Hulman Economics Professo...
• Stamped out?
• Hunt on for missing 4-year-old
• ISU expects another enrollment increase
• Vigo trying to streamline handling of abandoned properties
• Legislators recommend changing Indiana’s theft laws
• ISP to patrol work zones in trucks
• Terre Haute man faces Sept. 12 sentencing for molestation plea
• Arrest warrants issued in hunt for missing Terre Haute boy
• Regional hosts a wellness party
• Parke school districts look at reorganization
• Indiana wins $1M grant to improve low college grad rates
• Company terminates Golden Corral franchise in Terre Haute
• Vermillion County gunshot victim shows improvement
• Clay accident victim still in critical condition
• Waldenbooks closing Terre Haute mall store
• Vigo Commissioners request more time to correct map
• Prairieton park to get $40,000 renovation
• Post offices in Vigo, surrounding counties to undergo review for possible closing
• 13th and Hulman site getting IDEM tests
• County considers pay raise for employees
• THPD retires Long’s car
• Vermillion guard resigns in wake of inmate esccape
• Recycling takes on new meaning at camp
• School repairs could cost $120,000
• Governor honors Wabash Valley Community Foundation
• Police: Alcohol factor in Sullivan County crash
• Board of Works takes over road
• Couple injured in motorcycle accident
• SURE thing: Students gain experience, conduct research
• What's new on campus: The Student Innovation Center, a place that all Advanced Transportation System projects and other student competition teams will call home this fall.
• In the small world department, a group of Chinese students have joined in the fun at Rose-Hulman's Operation Catapult program -- enhancing the educational experience for the visiting American high school students.
• Musical Parable
• MIKE LUNSFORD: Overheated in Hobart and other vacation tales…
• Wabash to get its party on
• West Vigo library branch plans move away from community center
• Water line project unearths graves from old county home burials
• Vigo traffic fatalities doubled in 2010
• Summer months are deadliest on Indiana roads
• Chefs serve up lip-smackin’, finger-lickin’ fun at annual Clabber Girl event
• J’s Bikes team finds success in 25th Annual RAIN Ride
• Strength athletes from across state turn out for Gladiator Challenge
• Vigo County Sheriff Ewing introduces 5 new deputies to the community
• Deming Elementary reaping ISTEP benefits of hard work
• Novice runner has vision for the world
• Toddler’s death under investigation
• Military veterans push energy alternatives as security issue
• Board of Public Works OKs new police contract
• Former Rose-Hulman pitcher Derek Eitel gets his first Class AAA starting assignment TONIGHT for the Arizona Diamondbacks' affiliate in Reno. Good luck!
• Rose-Hulman makes a successful return to the Formula SAE racing competition earlier this year. One team member got a job with Joe Gibbs Racing from this project. These students shoudl be proud of their hard work!
• Country artist Miranda Lambert coming to Terre Haute
• The Indianapolis Zoo has its newest addition, the birth of a female African elephant. Let's suggest "Rosie" for her name!
• Praying for help
• Splashes of new color taking root downtown
• Vermillion man missing since July 14
• Two Terre Haute youth bitten by dog
• Routine traffic stop leads to pot bust
• Chinese students from QiMing College in Wuhan China are on campus studying Operation Catapult with hopes of bringing some of their ideas back to China. Later in August Drs. Brackin, Song, and Robinson will go to QiMing to help set up a Catapult-like prog
• The first members of the 2011-12 freshman class have arrived on campus to begin the Fast Track Calculus program. These talented students will wiork together to complete 30 weeks of calculus work over the course of five weeks! Past Fast Trackers can chi
• Top college mathematics students from throughout the country are spending the summer on campus researching several mathematics topics in Rose-Hulman's Research Experiences for Undergraduates program.
• Officials: Golden Corral closed for 7 days
• Leaf Changes
• Indiana 6th in toxic air pollution
• ISP officer released from hospital
• Vermillion man killed in mower accident
• Police arrest three after convenience store robbery
• Long memorial bracelets temporarily sold out
• Vermillion shooting victim remains in critical condition
• ANDY AMEY: Between the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & a hard place
• Professor wins award for game she helped develop
• NEW: Vermillion County man killed in mowing accident
• Visiting scholar cultivating new opportunities at, for Indiana State
• BREAKING: ISP trooper involved in Tuesday accident released from hospital
• With 26 straight years having at least one Academic All-American, Rose-Hulman ranks sixth among colleges in all NCAA/NAIA divisions. Others on the list: Nebraska, 41 years; Georgia, 33; Bucknell, 33; Wisconsin, 33; and Penn State, 31. And, we win in th
• NEW: Health officials close Golden Corral for a week due to unsanitary conditions
• On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong took one giant leap for mankind by becoming the first American to walk on the moon. This was a landmark achievement for engineering and science, and fulfilled John F. Kennedy initiative. What are other outstanding engin
• UPDATE: I-70 eastbound ramp opening delayed
• State police trooper, woman hospitalized after accident
• Police investigate shooting of boy, 11
• Memorial bracelets honor fallen Terre Haute officer
• Traffic restrictions on I-70 to be lifted today
• Enduring Symbol: Torn, tattered Civil War-era flag found at Sullivan County Historical Museum
• 14-year-old reportedly shoots self in foot
• Transition concerns to be addressed at Chauncey Rose
• Clay County woman hospitalized after collision with dump truck
• Vermillion County escapee back in custody
• Indiana State to host informational open houses about MBA program in Plainfield
• UPDATE: Vermillion County jail escapee captured today in Champaign, Ill.
• UPDATE: State police name 11-year-old in Vermillion County shooting
• The Wabash Valley mourns fallen officer Brent Long
• Nearly 2 thousand people at cemetery for officer Long
• Community pauses one more time to pay respects to Brent Long
• Fatal crash in Sullivan County still under investigation
• Judge finds probable cause in Paris homicide
• Lee Alan Bryant loses FSSA funding assistance program
• International Interlude: Students learn from summer experiences in Europe
• Two 2011 graduates have chosen to lend their skills with others in the Peace Corps. They continue a legacy of Rose-Hulman alumni that have had global adventures through this service program.
• Online Coverage: Funeral for Terre Haute Police Officer Brent D. Long
• Terre Haute community offers condolences to Police Officer Brent Long's family
• ‘Representing what is best in society’
• Details for services for THPD officer Brent Long
• Two injured when car hits moped
• St. Ann’s parishioners come together after news of restructuring, closure
• Plasse praises community support
• Around the World in 725 days
• Seven bands join for inaugural Community Band Festival
• Answers needed on prison overcrowding
• Commission looks to overhaul state theft laws
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Weathering the sunny and stormy news from the Statehouse
• Westboro Baptist to protest at officer's funeral
• Officer's funeral to draw thousands
• Hundreds attend vigil for fallen THPD officer
• Alleged shooter surrounded by violence, crime
• Police: Shooter took his own life
• Terre Haute man convicted of voluntary manslaughter in 2010 shooting death
• Legislator finds some support for taking the crime out of pot
• UPDATE: Arrest made in Goose Pond shooting
• LEGO Master Andy Milluzzi, whose LEGO model has been displayed at NASA, got a nice writeup in NI. Andy was present at the latest space shuttle launch. Milluzzi's findings and exploits can be found on his blog, 08milluz.wordpress.com
• EcoCar drove down yesterday to take a look at its new home. Construction is on schedule, and the new building, the Student Innovation Center, will house all our advanced technology programs, such as EcoCar. There will be a ribbon-cutting at Homecoming. F
• BREAKING: 7 arrested in connection with THPD officer Brent Long's death
• Four parishes in TH deanery to close in next 15 months in new strategic plan
• ‘The Drunk’ ready to start filming
• Do you know your rep?
• Police Dept. closed Monday for funeral
• Police K-9 Shadow returns home
• CD proceeds will benefit family of fallen officer
• Permanent memorial for fallen police officer planned
• One in hospital after Goose Pond shooting
• Nurse recites tale of cardiac arrest
• NEW: Multi-vehicle collision sends one vehicle crashing into law office
• UPDATE: K-9 Shadow expected back in Terre Haute later today
• UPDATE: Some streets, parking lots will be closed Monday for Officer Long’s funeral
• UPDATE: Four parishes in Terre Haute Deanery being closed
• Police agencies providing backup for THPD
• MARK BENNETT: Through it all, police officers continue to perform
• Car wash, bake sale to benefit Brent Long’s family
• Vigo pastors ask community to ‘keep the lights on’ for Long
• United Way sets sights on $1.85M
• Contestants cook up ‘berry’ good time at Vigo Fair
• Blueberry Festival is today
• Woman arrested on felony domestic battery charges
• Masters of Public Administration grad awarded fellowship
• NEW: Funeral arrangements announced for Officer Brent Long
• NEW: Indiana governor’s candidate’s firm faces uncertainty
• Chemistry professor Dan Morris combines his love of teaching with research to open great opportunities for Rose-Hulman students.
• NEW: Poll: Upbeat baby boomers say they’re not old yet
• NEW: Linton man undergoes hand transplant
• VIDEO: Valley residents recognize fallen THPD officer Brent Long for his sacrifice
• Shooter was hiding in closet
• Injured K-9 police dog could be home today
• VIDEO: Quickly organized vigil draws large crowd
• Hundreds line street as Brent Long continues to give
• Internet provides outlet for people across country mourning THPD officer
• Vigo students top state ISTEP average in 10 of 16 areas
• State ISTEP scores up, but poor students lag behind
• NEW: Public invited to honor fallen officer motorcade this evening
• UPDATE: Coroner: Slain officer suffered two gunshot wounds
• NEW: Hospital employees, bystanders pay tribute to fallen police officer
• NEW: Weather service issues heat advisory for Terre Haute
• NEW: Mayor orders flags flown at half-staff in honor of Police officer Brent Long
• UPDATE: Investigation continues into officer’s death; Police identify suspected shooter
• NEW: VCSC continues positive trend with improved ISTEP scores
• Monday afternoon shooting shakes up neighborhood
• Vigo County School Board grants stipend
• Slain officer Long made many major drug-related arrests
• BREAKING: Officer dies in shooting
• BREAKING: Police officer, K-9 partner shot; shooter dead
• We would love to learn some of the exciting things that students are doing this summer during internships, co-ops, vacations and other trips. Let us in on all the details.
• Rose-Hulman professor Matt Buetell has earned the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship -- a great representative of the college's outstanding faculty. He is looking forward to spending the next year as a professor at Copperbelt University in Zambia.
• NEW: Judge finds Indiana teen guilty in school shooting
• NEW: Indiana residents urged to avoid overexposure to heat
• Teen’s supporters plan fund-raising event
• Local parks administrator making an impression
• Gardens elevate the lives of Maryvale residents
• Mike Lunsford: Silence is wonderful, as long as you don’t take it too far
• High-speed chase ends in man’s death
• Playing Catch-up with Tommy John
• Abatements: How much good do they do?
• Skinner turns full focus to legislature
• Landmark tour
• 4-Hers go wild with projects
• Stipends on agenda for Vigo school board
• Bowling over a record
• TH family’s story of reuniting set to air Monday on TLC
• At this ‘IHOP,’ they serve prayers
• 11 volunteers graduate from training, ready to start advocating for children
• Chauncey Rose group reorganizing, widening attention to all Vigo schools
• CASA seeks $50,000 Pepsi grant to help Valley kids
• Pastors for Peace caravan to visit TH congregation on Sunday
• Rose-Hulman students, faculty and staff enjoyed watching the final Space Shuttle launch, and reflected about how the space program has impacted their interest in engineering, science and math. Rose-Hulman Ventures hosted a watch party for the launch tod
• NEW: NASA’s last space shuttle blasts into history
• NEW: Unemployment rose to 9.2 percent as hiring stalls
• VIDEO: Fireworks Saturday at Clay City Fair
• New music minor degree program allows Rose-Hulman students to showcase creativity. It has been very popular with current and future students.
• Ready to reign: Brittany Gibson selected as 2011 Vigo County Fair Queen
• Arrest made in fatal shooting
• Program pays back farmers
• ISU students to help in Joplin recovery efforts
• Unveiling the light: Sculpture dedicated inside medical facility
• Kentucky man dies in accident
• Authorities: Keep paying your water bills
• Grant allows restoration of historic Allen Chapel pews
• Three sentenced in Federal drug trafficking probe
• New trial date set in fatal 2009 hit-and-run case
• Wind Conducting Symposium to include former Marine Band director, Sousa Band conductor
• BREAKING: Alleged shooter arrested, appears in court
• BREAKING: Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early Aug.
• Congratulations to veteran mechanical engineering professor Phillip Cornwell for being appointed Vice President of Academic Affairs.
• Plan Commission votes no to downtown tower ban
• Pastors heading to conference in Africa
• Victim of Tuesday shooting dies
• B-SIDES: Renovations to bring eclectic dome into light
• Investigation into police discrimination case could take months
• Vigo Fair queen contestants ready for pageant
• Police seek info in hit-and-run accident that injured bicyclist
• August trial date set for former Mecca fire chief
• Man faces charges for disregarding crossing guard before train strikes car
• Police says pizza robbers also may have hit store
• Rose-Hulman alumnus Andy Engle (CS, 2001) found a LEGO-verizon of Rosie (our elephant mascot) while roaming around a toy store in Salzburg, Austria during a recent trip. He reports: "There I was in the toy store, minding my own business and botheri
• August trial date in fatal Mecca alcohol-related crash
• UPDATE: Teen charged in mom’s stabbing death to undergo competency evaluation
• NEW: Pizza delivery person robbed at gunpoint early today
• UPDATE: Victim of Tuesday shooting dies
• Police say they will increase enforcement after woman recently was hit by train
• Missing man’s mother files civil rights complaint
• Vermillion officials consider ordinance on sales
• Shooting at Days Inn injures one; police searching for suspect
• Station’s potential move raises tower controversy
• Summer meals available through Vigo County schools
• Bissey added to list of mayoral candidates
• Credit card leads to charges for suspected purse thief
• Suspect in armed robbery to appear in court on Friday
• Sanitation worries close Fowler Park Lake
• NEW: One person shot outside local hotel
• Rose-Hulman has been added to General Electric's Elite Executive Schools List for 2011-12. This will help with career placement, development, student services and curriculum matters.
• High school students from throughout the country had lots of summer fun while completing hands-on projects during the first of two Operation Catapult sessions. A photo album that featured several of the projects was posted earlier. We would love to hea
• NEW: Badly decomposed woman’s body found in Indianapolis creek
• Red, White & Blue meets Red & Green at 66th Annual Celebration
• Rockwell’s America a smaller slice of Indiana
• Census shows Vigo County mirrors nation as home ownership drops
• Vigo County Fair ready to take center stage
• Two men arrested after robbery reported at Greyhound bus station
• Jasonville woman dies after accident on Indiana 48
• Police release name of man found dead last week
• Census 2010: Indiana joining melting pot
• Woman hospitalized after being hit by train while on trestle
• Legislators weigh a holiday from taxes
• Find something fun to do this Fourth of July
• Congratulations to former Rose-Hulman baseball pitcher in being promoted to Class AAA Reno in his second minor-league season in the Arizona Diamondbacks' system. Jumping from Class A to Class AAA is a big step in the right direction.
• CENSUS 2010: Aging population presents challenges for Hoosiers
• CENSUS 2010: Strong demand for elderly services in Valley
• Archaic Method? Cursive writing no longer has to be taught
• Tribune-Star giving readers a chance to ‘Salute our Soldiers’
• Friends continue efforts for Morgan Johnson
• State deploying stingless wasps to combat tree-killing insect
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Islam in the Bible Belt is really about church and state
• Lawsuit seeks to block Indiana's new school voucher law
• Friends stand up for Paris teen who reportedly admitted to stabbing his mother
• Facebook site, website created in support of killing suspect
• 18 months dead: Body found in Terre Haute house
• Vacancies filled for election
• Terre Haute Police investigating convenience store robbery
• School shooting suspect waives right to jury trial
• CASA Kids competing for $50K Pepsi Refresh grant
• Camp time: Children with speech disorders attend Camp Bruce
• NEW: Martinsville school shooting suspect waives right to jury trial
• NEW: Lawsuit filed challenging Indiana School Voucher program
• NEW: Skeletal remains found in southside Terre Haute house
• Dr. Michael Mueller, head of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, was featured on a WTHR-TV (Indianapolis) investigation into alkaline battery "explosions." He explained the science behind the alkaline battery -- even cutting batterie
• Getting Stuck … For Good
• St. Ann’s looks to expand clinic’s services
• Details of state’s new voucher system explained during meeting
• Vigo County Fair Queen Pageant next week at TH North High School
• TH men arrested in connection with burglary
• Missing man search turns to baked goods for funding
• Terre Haute woman jailed after collision
• Indiana State Police urge drivers to safe holiday driving
• U.S. 40 to reopen after mine collapse
• Trial date set for West Terre Haute water official
• Channel 38 switching from Fox to ABC
• Modesitt seeks opinion on possible conflict in West Terre Haute case
• MARK BENNETT: Daredevil attitude carries Kylie Hutson to new heights
• Vigo County Purdue Extension educator leaving post after more than 7 years
• Trafficking allegation delivers charges for jailer
• Accident sends Rosedale man to hospital
• AG moves to freeze assets of 3 in missing funds case
• NEW: Raise taxes on wealthiest, Obama challenges GOP
• Missing $362K leads to arrest
• Dad dies after car slams house
• Repairs at Vigo-Clay line close all lanes of U.S. 40
• First Financial Bank receives 23rd consecutive 5-star ranking
• Terre Haute group hopeful about altering trains’ tracks
• Eastbound I-70 on-ramp closing at U.S. 41 exit
• Blue News concert Thursday at Hungarian Hall
• BREAKING: TH South to recommend Ridge as basketball coach
• UPDATE: Eastbound I-70/U.S. 41 ramp to close from 3 to 7 p.m. today, Wednesday
• BREAKING UPDATE: West Terre Haute official facing felony charges
• BREAKING UPDATE: Mecca fire chief arrested following fatal accident
• NEW: Indiana panel leader says Charlie White treaded legal line
• Danger merges with speed: Police, INDOT to make I-70 changes
• Rail traffic subject of meeting
• Lawmakers react to rulings on legislation
• Board OKs buying eight new vehicles for police department
• State cracking down on immunizations, health commissioner says
• Teenager held in stabbing death of Paris woman
• U.S. 40 at Clay-Vigo county line closed for repairs
• Trucker gets 12-year sentence in death of 25-year-old man with ‘bright future’
• Police nab suspect after robbery at southside pharmacy
• Hutson wins pole vault at USA Championships
• ROAD CLOSING: U.S. 40 closing today at Clay/Vigo county line
• BREAKING UPDATE: Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• NEW: White House considers big boost to fuel economy
• NEW: Some Indiana doctors stop abortions after new law
• Meals on Wheels delivers much more than food
• The Sweet — and at times tart — Season
• Teen goes to court today in Illinois woman’s death
• MIKE LUNSFORD: His tolerance for insects ends with sawyer beetles
• Police seek van involved in crash
• Police looking for Pizza Hut robbery suspects
• House on North 14th hit by early morning fire
• Copper & Robbers
• 115 Valley nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: ‘Go-goers’ set up to fight transition into the ‘slow-go’ group
• ‘Wiener Dog Style'
• Beautification project lets kids bring neighbors together
• Your drive to Indianapolis will get better
• Search for missing man moves to YouTube
• Hovercraft training brings Utah rescue unit to Fairbanks Park
• Teens tackle issues at NAACP Youth Summit
• Illinois police working possible homicide
• Scholars trek west with ISU president
• Innovative education partnership meets with federal officials
• BREAKING: Indiana likely to appeal Planned Parenthood ruling
• BREAKING: Illinois Police working possible homicide case
• NEW: Officers recover hundreds of suspected stolen items in Greene County
• Dollars & Diplomas: Graduation success at Shakamak brings big reward from state
• A new way to go Krogering
• ISU aviation, Hulman Field part ways
• Former Marshall hotel burns
• Do you have a favorite picture taken at a Homecoming event of yore? The Rose-Hulman communications team would like to create a photo album of past Homecomings as we build up to the moment, Homecoming 2011. Post favorite images here, or send to webmaster
• NEW: 32 counties, including Sullivan and Parke, approved for federal aid after storms; Clay denied
• UPDATE: Indiana official’s bid for prosecutor probe rejected
• NEW: Indiana to drug test those in job training programs
• Digitally Enhanced
• Meth’s link to al-Qaida its ‘dirty little secret’
• Health Connection offers family planning alternative
• Terre Haute International Airport putting surplus up for sale
• Graduation rate earns Shakamak cash from state
• State’s child trafficking law to be scrutinized
• Yard sale part of effort to get green for youth
• MARK BENNETT: County’s prime working-age population needs replenished
• Middle and high school students in town this weekend for NAACP youth summit
• Parkinson’s Support Group to meet Friday
• NEW: Family: Mooresville soldier dies in Afghanistan
• VIDEO: Family, volunteers widen search for Morgan Johnson
• Change in Indiana law catches some Planned Parenthood clients off guard
• West Terre Haute library relocation still in early talking stages
• Republicans pick candidates for City Council, judge
• City OKs $500K for flooding on College Ave.
• County insurance changes to cut costs of claims, allow better budget planning
• Cory man dies after car leaves road
• Funds OK’d for $1.9M Fuqua School project
• Vigo School Board ends accused teacher’s contract
• NEW: Indiana panel to weigh removing elections chief
• Terre Haute Savings Bank opens banking center at 25th and Poplar
• Board seals Chauncey Rose’s fate
• West Terre Haute library branch may be moving
• No Medicaid at Planned Parenthood
• Jobs, economy key for state, Wallace says in visit
• FBI investigates death of inmate at federal prison
• Man in hospital after fall from grain bin
• Firefighters will fire up their chili in competition
• NEW: Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• NEW: Soldier from Indianapolis dies in Afghanistan
• NEW: Judge hearing bid to block Ind. immigration law
• NEW: Police: Truck on video not tied to missing student
• NEW: Judge denies White’s request for immunity
• NEW: Planned Parenthood will make cuts if judge doesn’t rule today
• State now eyes ‘super’ salaries
• Herbal powers
• Pence going for the grass-roots
• Gregg slims down, beefs up his run for governor
• Getn tuf on txting
• Improvements in the works for dangerous Seventh and Davis
• Moped regulation efforts get revved up in Statehouse
• Volunteers come together in search for Terre Haute native
• VIDEO: Afternoon of entertainment raises money for Riley Hospital for Children
• Chauncey Rose closing on school board agenda
• Congratulations to former Rose-Hulman football coach Steve Englehart for being named the first head coach at Florida Institute of Technology. Note that Steve's success at Rose-Hulman caught the eye of Florida Tech officials.
• VIDEO: United Way Day of Action a huge success
• Gas costs prompt requests to Council
• Projects hit Rainy Day Fund up for $4M
• Union Hospital dedicates Hershfield Garden
• AG reminds Hoosiers millions unclaimed
• ISU trustees OK 3.5 percent tuition, fee increase
• Father’s Day treat: Dads, sons can get free haircuts today
• NEW: 2 weeks marked since Indiana student vanished
• NEW: Survey: Few convictions in campus sex assaults
• NEW: Indiana elections chief seeks immunity for testimony
• Indiana State announces Class of 2015 Network Scholars
• Neighborhood workshop on RHIC plans
• Hospital chief takes Ft. Wayne job
• Alert issued for man missing since May 18
• Board of Public Works takes contractor’s license
• U.S. Attorney Joseph H. Hogsett bringing office to Terre Haute for day
• Afternoon crash injures two
• BREAKING: Silver Alert issued for Morgan Johnson
• First class enrolls in accelerated degree nursing program
• NEW: Terre Haute Regional CEO accepts position at Fort Wayne
• NEW: Firefighter killed in church blaze was father of 3
• NEW: Weiner telling friends he’ll resign
• Valley native movie producers set to begin filming in Terre Haute
• Voucher act has phones ringing at St. Pat’s
• Authorities seek truck in search for Indiana student
• Storm damage to delay park opening
• State takeover of troubled tox lab may take months
• VIDEO: Ready to serve: Four new officers join ranks of Terre Haute Police Department
• UPDATE: Police seek truck in search for Indiana student
• UPDATE: Terre Haute natives come back home to film movie
• Dozens gather to help in search for missing 2002 Terre Haute North grad
• Larry Bird statue still not a done deal
• Documents show vision for area from ISU, Union
• Police untangle I-70 crash sequence
• ‘You-pick’ berry farms popular in the Wabash Valley
• Commissioners close intersections for Jeg’s Super Quick Series
• Photo albums from this year's Senior Soiree are now available for viewing and downloading images. Go to the commencement web page to view all of the smiling graduates, parents and other family members. Enjoy!
• Rose-Hulman has welcomed a record 133 high school students to begin the Operation Catapult I session. It will make for an unforgetable summer! Share your Operation Catapult memories . . .
• NEW: Indiana advocates seek cash up front for in-home care
• NEW: Cautious consumers could see lower prices ahead
• UPDATE: I-70 open to eastbound traffic after lengthy crash cleanup
• Multi-truck crash brings I-70 to halt
• Today’s Flag Day: Honor its appearance and display, veterans say
• City working to remove contaminants
• VIDEO: Hogsett praises Project Safe Childhood role in porn conviction
• New club optimistic it can help Ryves area
• Brothers die, father hit in shooting
• 9-year-old’s wound appears accidental
• Mother to hear sentence next month in baby’s death
• Vermillion drug crackdown nets four more arrests
• Breastfeeding Works award nominations being accepted
• Prettyman named Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year
• Learn and Experience the Labyrinth at St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• BREAKING NEWS: Major truck accident on I-70
• NEW: Casey, Ill., brothers dead after dispute over land
• NEW: Indiana agency rejects Planned Parenthood tax credit
• NEW: Police hope to ID vehicles in Indiana student search
• ISU duo ready to soar in 2,500-mile race reminiscent of Earhart
• VIDEO: Family Day at St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• Prof’s study of tornado resistance could help protect buildings, lives
• Storm damage makes you appreciate home
• Hunt goes on for former TH man
• What's in the water?
• Plan outlines vision for vibrant neighborhood
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Other remedies exist if officer enters home illegally
• Returning for the memories
• Officials seek input on Prairieton park plans
• State High grads’ art on display during weekend of reunion
• National Alliance on Mental Illness to meet
• Website offers insight on conservation investments
• READER'S FORUM: June 12, 2011
• Summer lesson on hunger
• $3.5 million for roads: Commissioners want money from Rainy Day Fund
• Blu Katt Lounge begins its second life
• United Way units focus for ‘Day of Action’ next Friday
• Woman faces allegations of
• Opponents ask for rehearing of cop case
• New programs keep coming as college works to ease shortages
• NEW: Alaska releases Sarah Palin’s emails
• UPDATE: Police use checkpoint in Indiana student search
• NEW: Police: Man accidentally shot self at Indiana store
• UPDATE: Cummins announces it will add 600 jobs
• NEW: MTV 'Teen Mom' gets probation on battery plea
• Vintage trailer rally taking place this weekend at Fowler Park
• City to County: You pay too
• Dancing stars ready to twinkle toes for fundraiser
• Police: Missing Indiana student not involved in fight
• Gopalan Contemporary Art showing work from State High graduates
• TH native missing near Plainfield
• Preparations under way for Vigo Fair
• Vigo County Schools moves summer meals program site
• High Five: Rising copper price increases production cost of nickels
• UPDATE: Police: Missing IU student not involved in fight
• NEW: Highway worker fatally struck near Covington
• ISU first university to use ‘Poken’ device as social networking tool
• Funds coming together for Larry Bird statue outside Hulman Center
• Toddler’s rescue from pool reminder of need for safety
• Its funds gone, spay-neuter project closes for now
• Man faces three pill charges
• 20 incoming students selected as President's Scholars
• NEW: Police expand search for Indiana college student
• View this sentimental look back at Rose-Hulman's commencement -- great moments and memories!
• NEW: Indiana ending low-cost shots for insured children
• Drought, climate and fungus killing conifers across western Indiana
• Vigo County to seek City sewer rate exemption
• Effort starts to keep Vigo kids in sports
• Valley homeless count tallies lower number
• City board OKs abatement for new TV station building
• Shriners sponsoring Rex game to raise awareness of organization
• First Children’s Museum camp starts Tuesday
• Mechanical Engineering Professor Fred Haan's research in tornado-damaged buildings could lead to new guidelines for tornado-resistant hospitals and other crucial buildings. The story notes: "The more Haan learns about tornadoes, the more he re
• Aboard 'The Tin Goose': Tri-Motor transports flyers back to 1929
• Protesters picket Vigo school headquarters
• TH Planned Parenthood may close
• Duke wants to own more of power plant
• Bicycling artist trades palette for pedals
• News 2 Use: June 7, 2011
• Student, professor conduct research off Australia
• TH Planned Parenthood could close, state president says
• McNichols named men's head coach for Pan Am Junior Championships
• NEW: Duke uncertain about impact of Indiana unit shutdown
• NEW: RV industry supplier plans Northeran Indiana expansion
• NEW: Indiana: U.S. rejection of state law unresolved
• The football team is victorious in its game against the Austrian National Team on Sunday. Read about the exciting game, see photos and videos and read the team's blog entries from the current European trip.
• On grads’ day, parents ponder college costs
• South’s 2011 class revels in its successes
• Enthusiasm abounds at North ceremony
• West Vigo grads move on to new opportunities
• No caps might limit funds
• Mayor’s summit set for Tuesday
• Vermillion natural resources topic of meeting June 14
• Farmer’s market kicks off
• Right fit for a trendy transformation
• Olympians, fans brave the heat
• Statewide smoking ban still burning
• Workshop will help kids get organized
• VIDEO: ‘Richard G. Lugar Grove’ dedicated to longtime Indiana senator at Dobbs Park
• Terre Haute Police honor fallen K-9
• Second annual Terre Haute Gala honors Lugar
• McLean students show their perseverance
• Washington students graduate together
• Students honored for improving attendance
• ISU plans to cut seven positions
• NEW: John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• NEW: Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• A place to bond: Fathers, sons take in Rex games
• IDOC cuts back on inmate education
• WTHI-TV seeks tax abatement for new downtown building
• Riley students honor fallen classmates
• Singing her way to the Lone Star State
• Collett Park re-opens
• Indiana cautions on tornado relief donations, help
• Terre Haute NAACP branch to host meet-and-greet
• Wind Orchestra featured on CD
• Three incoming students named 2011-12 Gongaware Scholars
• ISU Foundation launches Faculty Fellows program
• Hopes dispelled
• Will revised Indiana alcohol ID law cause Hoosier run on botox?
• Cancer’s ring not making Valley residents hang up
• Zoeller: Govt. should welcome transparency
• HHS rejects Indiana Medicaid changes
• On the road for a cause
• Three injured in southside crash
• City to consider new moped rules
• Valley counties in Illinois see first-day civil union requests
• Zoeller, legislators tout several new Indiana laws
• NEW: Collett Park to reopen Thursday, June 2
• UPDATE: Putnam County fourth-grader correctly spells third-round word, nisei, in national spelling bee
• NEW: Experts say cellphones possibly carcinogenic
• What to do with all that wood
• Outstanding in their fields
• Retiring teacher intends carving as uplifting reminder (See VIDEO)
• No one objects at hearing to ISU’s plan for 3.5-percent fee increase plan (See VIDEO)
• 9/11 10 years later
• Man faces charges in shootings
• Navajo students visit ISU
• Award-winning research focuses on critical issues in financial industry
• NEW: Tuition hikes approved for Indiana University
• NEW: Honda to add shift, 1,000 jobs at Indiana plant
• Universal honors those who served as warriors
• Dana remembers native son as a storyteller, hero
• Skillman at peace with not running for governor
• Farmers Market returns Saturday
• Sessions Thursday to deal with ADA compliance
• South student Boggs’ film shown at Indy 500, set for national broadcast
• Chances for Indiana Youth to take part in free meal program
• Indiana child care facilities improve environmental safety
• Frantic finish
• Day to Reflect
• Run for Fallen set for Aug. 20
• Paying respect in more way than one way…
• It’s a dream come true for long-time Indy 500 fan
• School corporations to undergo operational efficiency reviews
• Duke Energy predicted power back on in Valley by this morning
• Downed trees slow Duke Energy cleanup efforts in Valley
• Vigo schools won’t have to make up storm days
• Valley reaches out to Joplin residents
• South JETS take national championship
• Quick action earns deputy Kevin Artz Outstanding Law Enforcement Award
• Ivy Tech freezes tuition for military, state employees
• Gas prices going up for holiday
• Universal dedicating World War II memorial
• Duke Energy: Power out until 11 p.m. Saturday night
• From Web team: Visit News "Rose-Hulman Commencement 2011," for Everything Commencement. Live coverage begins at 10:30 a.m. Photo albums will appear early next week at We encourage students or parents to post their favorite Commencement photo
• Long-distance learning: Rose-Students participating in a lecture with Kanasawa Institute of Technology, Japan.
• VIDEO: Wabash Valley gets battered, Collett Park area hit hard by storm
• Weather Service: winds, not tornado, cause damage
• ‘Evil wind’ takes toll on WTH, Marion Heights
• VIDEO: Historic town of Bridgeton feels storm’s wrath
• Festival off to cold, wet start
• Sheriff warns against home-repair scams
• Search on for owner of three horses in Clay County
• City crews to begin removing downed limbs, trees
• VIDEO: Historic Bridgeton Mill, Bridge damaged by storm
• City: Storm cleanup effort under way
• PHOTOS: Wabash Valley Storm Damage
• Indiana State, Clabber Girl team up in ‘Clabberation’ effort
• NEW: Hoosiers should report weather damage beginning May 25
• Red Cross prepared to open shelters for storm victims
• NEW: Collett Park closed until storm damage cleared
• UPDATE at 3 p.m.: Illinois cooperative to work through Friday to restore power
• State Police: Structure damage, no injuries from storms in Putnamville district
• VIDEO: Storm takes out power in Vigo County, downs trees in Collett Park area
• UPDATE: Thousands remain without power across Terre Haute, southern Indiana
• City grows with criminal compliance
• Civil War Sesquicentennial Digitization Project puts records at Vigo residents’ fingertips
• Officials: Chauncey Rose Middle School just too costly
• Vigo educator accused of sex crime with minor gives up teaching license
• Crash victim remains in hospital
• Water conservation meeting coming up June 9
• US. attorney prioritizing prosecution of federal crimes in Terre Haute
• Support group for parents with ‘difficult’ kids offered online
• Council to review tax abatement compliance
• Ernie Pyle Historic Site to be open on Memorial Day
• UPDATE: Joplin death toll rises to 122
• NEW: Violent storms kill 13 in Oklahoma, Kansas and Arkansas
• Chauncey Rose’s CHANCY FUTURE
• Education group backs school tests for readiness
• Downtown boosters seek to regain support
• Mother faces charges in abuse of 2-year-old
• Women get seven-year terms for armed robbery
• 13-year sentence handed down after 13 arrests
• Board tables license revocation issue
• Elliott Woods area eyed as becoming nature preserve
• Guilty plea in rape leads to 11-year prison sentence
• Parkinson’s drug topic of meeting Friday
• Baseball adds to Rose-Hulman's Academic All-American heritage with two selecions on this year's team -- giving the college 90 total. RHIT athletes do well on the field and in the classroom!
• Bayh College of Education hosts Learning Network site visit
• Bicyclists peddling message about amputees’ abilities
• Holiday Inn Express readying for opening
• City staff to get new health plan
• Prominent South alums offer big chance for student filmmakers
• Group to present collection on Vigo’s Civil War role
• Trial for fourth Alanar defendant reset for October
• Some lose power to passing storm
• Sex case set for Nov. 14 trial
• Summer motorsports camp in Indianapolis to teach children about math, science
• NEW: Indiana GOP chairman: Daniels to help shape 2012 debate; speculation of Daniels as VP candidate hypothetical
• The Bicycle Diaries
• NEW: Missouri Tourism asks for Joplin disaster assistance
• NEW: Missouri officials say tornado killed at least 89
• A program record six track and field athletes will be competing in this week's NCAA Division III outdoor championships. Liz Evans will attempt to duplicate her national championship effort in the high jump at the indoor nationals. This all comes on
• With Daniels out, what next?
• TLC for Mom
• Fundraisers hope to make strides against cystic fibrosis
• Bosma assesses ‘civility’ at legislature
• Summer learning
• Clay County accident sends three to hospital
• BREAKING NEWS: In late-night email, Daniels announces he won't run
• Terre Haute airport open house draws more than 500 people and helps fight leukemia
• Terre Haute on pace to save about $60K in fuel costs thanks to Motor Fuel Hedge Fund program
• Schools chief Bennett: Reform not for the faint-hearted
• Openings available in Community Ag program
• Jobless rate still above 8 percent but at a two-year low
• Public defenders there to help defendants in need
• Meetings on future of Chauncey Rose next week
• Participants drop more than 500 pounds in ‘Sweet 16 Weight Loss Challenge’
• Terre Haute rewards special family with Indy 500 tickets
• ISU sets May 31 hearing on proposed 3.5-percent tuition increase
• Benefit in Dugger to help woman battling breast, ovarian cancer
• Second suspect arrested in connection with pizza delivery robbery
• GOP brought big and small changes to state
• Deadline extended to register a new number for state’s Do Not Call list
• NEW: Daniels gets 16 head stitches after gym accident
• NEW: ISU proposing 3.5 % increase in tuition, mandatory fees
• NEW: Indiana Supreme Court says no delay in White case
• NEW: Indiana jobless rate fell to 8.2 percent in April
• UPDATE: Do Not Call My Cell Phone a huge success
• NEW: IU disputes ‘Today’ report on handling of assault
• NEW: Al-Qaida considered oil tankers as terror targets
• Students come up with several innovative and sensible sustainable ideas for campus. Past ideas have been incorporated or will be implemeted in the future. See some of this year's ideas.
• Ideal ideas: Rose students look to improve campus without adding to costs, environmental impact
• Ivy Tech chancellor expects greatness
• Terre Town residents told to test their water
• Rotary continues its battle against polio
• ‘Blessed’ to have a new home
• Franklin man gets 12 years for fatal crash in November
• Tribune-Star staffers bring home awards in APME contest
• Vigo County Drug Task Force investigation lands three in jail
• Bike ride Saturday to benefit Clay County Relay for Life
• TH police looking for two men in Thursday Arby’s robbery
• NEW: FBI investigates Unabomber in 1982 Tylenol deaths
• NEW: Indiana extends cell phone no-call list deadline
• Vigo County School Corp. adult education program celebrates its 21st graduation ceremony
• Indiana law aims to help troubled children
• B-SIDES: A giant star on — and off — the field
• Proposed policy would allow bus drivers to search students
• Banks of the Wabash Festival lineup announced
• Community Foundation dishes out $30K in grants
• Committee votes to OK new part-time deputy prosecutor
• Vigo officials embrace new state law aimed at troubled youth
• Wednesday fire guts North Terre Haute home
• Ivy Tech names new chancellor for Wabash Valley region
• Rose-Hulman presents the specially designed robotics pin to 15 students graduating with a minor degree in robotics. This is a multidisciplinary academic program that's growing in popularity on campus. Companies are very interested in hiring these
• BREAKING: South alums put student filmmakers on fast track to Indy 500, national audience
• NEW: Indiana Gov. Daniels to headline Tennessee GOP fundraiser
• NEW: Governor Daniels declares emergency for 34 counties
• DISASTER DRILL
• Tea partiers plan to fight ruling on cop access
• TH Chamber finalist for $25k from Indy 500
• In multi-county disaster simulation: ‘Damage … is widespread’
• Red Cross celebrates $60k success
• Daniels to speak at two-state GOP gathering
• TH South Rotary bringing iron lung to town for display
• NE Sullivan schools lay off 10 teachers
• Summer driver's ed offered for teens
• NEW: Daniels won’t take much longer on 2012 decision
• NEW: AP sources: Raiders knew mission a one-shot deal
• NEW: Indiana Supreme Court gets harassing calls, emails
• NEW: Report: Indiana toxicology lab’s woes go back 7 years
• Doktor Kaboom will bring his fun-filled, family-oriented science show to Rose-Hulman on Monday evening -- closing out the 2010-11 Performing Arts Series. What were your favorite shows from this season?
• Changing mindset: Mayor launches six-month pilot program to boost recycling
• Democrat John Gregg announces he is running for governor
• Tanoos meets with Chauncey Rose group
• Bucshon discusses budget, Medicare while in town
• School board OKs teacher contract
• Local Democrat leaders cheer Gregg
• Self-checkout system may be next step at library
• Two men die in Parke County crash
• Sullivan County accident kills Shelburn man
• Charges dismissed in confinement, intimidation case
• Rose-Hulman has been ranked No. 6 in the Top 10 Techiest Colleges in the U.S. by BestCollegesOnline.com. We're in prestigious company, alongside MIT, Cal Tech, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon and Georgia Tech. That's where we belong -- with the bes
• Center helps students hone skills, professional networks
• NEW: Vigo School Board now meets an hour earlier
• NEW: Trump says no to presidential run
• NEW: Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• UPDATE: John Gregg launches exploratory committee for 2012 governor’s race
• BREAKING: Terre Haute man dies when car careens into lake
• BREAKING: Two die in single-vehicle crash near Rockville
• How well is their water?
• Group not bypassing welcome center issue
• Specialists in better food taking part in panel
• THE OFF SEASON: Remembering ‘my old man and the sea’
• Training for 3,300 miles
• Historic aircraft, ‘bomb drop’ to highlight Terre Haute International Airport open house
• Mayoral candidates gear up for campaigns
• State of the Statehouse: Cheri Daniels about to be slimed
• Several administrative changes slated for Vigo schools
• Ivy Tech High School Ag Expo helps students’ knowledge grow
• ISU officials taking tuition limit under advisement
• Detective urges wise choices on prom night
• 2010 pizza delivery robbery suspect headed to trial July 12
• B-SIDES: A man who ushered in history
• Inmate gets 240 months for prison laundry room attack
• WILL Center audio conference to cover ADA ticket-selling requirements
• Ryland Hayes, 4-year-old son of Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Erik Hayes and his wife Mel, was diagnosed with diabetes in early February. Yesterday, he set up a lemonade stand in front of Deming residence hall to raise funds for the juvenile diabete
• NEW: Daniels signs measure changing Indiana alcohol ID law
• NEW: Indiana Planned Parenthood extends imperiled services
• Get serious about personal health for women’s health week
• City vacates 2 streets for ISU
• IDOC changing inmate education
• Record entries in annual photography contest
• Arrest made in pizza delivery robbery case
• Two Parke men arrested for theft of scrap metal
• Clay Sheriff Dept. arrests three, foils robbery plans
• 13 dogs taken in second raid on Greene County home
• South has formula for ‘Mr. Science’ dynasty
• Sony seeks $5M tax abatement
• All in the Family
• Books and fluffy friends
• Modesitt weighs in on new law
• Public voyeurism law targets ‘shoe peepers’
• Prairie Creek resident warns of scam
• Letter carriers look to Stamp Out Hunger
• Montezuma gets $951K FEMA grant to deal with flood-prone properties
• NEW: Some U.S. lawmakers to view bin Laden body photos
• NEW: Judge allows Indiana to cut Planned Parenthood funds
• NEW: AP-Gfk poll: Obama approval hits 60 percent
• UPDATE: Governor announces Terre Haute South senior Joseph Botros 2011 ‘Mr. Science’
• MIRACLE MAY
• ISU won’t get prison contract renewal
• Bad weather, competition cut into gaming revenues
• Indiana State Police salute fallen officers
• County council denies funding for lawsuit
• Event honors city police, civilians
• Public defenders, clients talk via video
• Police arrest couple on federal drug warrant
• ISU student participating in the Women in Leadership Service Immersion Experience
• Feasel earns Wilson Center internship
• NEW: Gov. Daniels cuts funds to Planned Parenthood
• NEW: Report: Up to 44 million more uninsured under GOP budget
• NEW: Indiana Gov. Daniels thinks he could beat Obama
• NEW: Businessman announcing run for Indiana governor
• Remembering fallen officers: Event honors city, Vigo police lost in line of duty
• ISU’s idea for housing downtown hits nerve
• Water company requests 6% rate increase for residences
• DNA reveals links in genealogy, not investigations only
• Trial date set for suspect in fraud, forgery cases
• Teen pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Suspect gets mental health deferral
• State Police produce scores of citations
• Indy 100: New class combines century of racing, U.S. history
• NEW: Gov. Daniels welcomes Gingrich to contest
• NEW: Indiana Democratic Rep. Donnelly to run for Senate
• The Michael Amerman story, in which our seniors develop a prosthetic arm for a kindergartener, made Huffington Post and AOL news. So cute!
• Pink hard hats, female framers
• Shearing Time
• Those were fierce winds with nasty hail, but not a tornado
• Promoting Illinois tourism
• Graduates at ISU celebrate commencement
• St. Mary-of-the-Woods College has spring graduation
• Relief efforts under way in Valley to help tornado victims
• Ivy Tech–Wabash Valley celebrates largest graduating class
• Despite new alcohol ID law, some retailers will keep carding all
• State of the Statehouse: Waiting for Daniels to make a decision
• UPDATE: Saturday night storms cause street flooding in Terre Haute
• Class of 2011 urged to keep learning, help others
• BREAKING: Horse with Terre Haute co-owner third at Kentucky Derby
• UPDATE: Friday evening accident claims lives of 2 fifth-graders
• Artist Bill Wolfe debuts mural featuring St. Mother Theodore Guerin
• ISU trustees approve increased campus parking fees
• Early-evening crash injures two boys
• Dave Crooks files to run for 8th District
• Man sentenced in 2005 molestation case
• Area Plan Commission gives OK to family rec center, cell tower
• Teen reaches plea deal in 2010 gas station robbery
• Relief for debt-laden school districts comes with voter-approval caveat
• Trustees endorse new programs in nursing, health and human services, technology
• NEW: Press pool report on Obama’s visit to Indianapolis
• NEW: Obama at Allison Transmission: Economy can take hit and keep going
• NEW: Potential foe Daniels greets Obama on Indiana arrival
• We will be vidotaping the entire graduation, including Dr. Kaku's speech. We'll post the url when the date approaches!
• NEW: Former State Rep. Dave Crooks files to run for Congress in Indiana’s 8th District
• NEW: Indiana floodwaters recede, damage assessments begin
• NEW: Economy adds 244k jobs, rate ticks up to 9 percent
• Governor Daniels signs voucher bill into law, cites resistance to change
• Famed physicist Dr. Michio Kaku will give this year's commencement address on May 28. What a treat for the Class of 2011, parents and family members, faculty and staff. Can't wait to see what he has to say!
• Start your May: ‘Mini 500’ part of City’s entry in Indy 500 promotion
• Vigo teachers approve new contract
• TH City Council again questions vacating roads
• Noted physicist to speak at R-H commencement
• Vermillion’s Yocum takes part in Pence pre-announcement conference call
• Pence enters Indiana governor’s race
• Two commissions sign off on financial plan for downtown office building
• Nation vows clean campaign
• Work to start this summer in Thralls Station Regional Sewer District
• Body of missing Putnam County kayaker found
• Professor recognized for outstanding contributions in remote sensing
• Getting involved: Earth and environmental systems students help out Sullivan Recycle Center
• BREAKING: Body of missing kayaker recovered
• NEW: Elvis exits as Jacob, Isabella top baby-name list
• UPDATE: U.S. Rep. Mike Pence to run for Indiana governor
• Biomedical engineering seniors help change the life of a Wabash Valley kindergartner by designing a prosthetic device allowing him to grasp and reach objects.
• Kindergartner gets new grasp on life
• Bucket list bonanza: Valley woman to take part in Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade
• Vigo teachers likely to OK new contract
• TH law firm honored for food drive efforts
• Sullivan mayoral hopeful looks to move forward with city
• Paint the Town Pink
• Former state rep candidate injured in crash
• Third defendant sentenced in Alanar securities fraud case
• Terre Haute gets support in cleanup efforts
• The magic of recycling
• Terrence Casey, head of the Department of Humanities & Social Sciences and political science professor, talks with WTHI-TV about the aftermath of recent world events in the Middle East.
• NEW: Semi crash slows traffic on Indiana 246
• Fred Nation wins mayoral primary in a landslide
• Incumbent out: Amy Auler bests Rich Dunkin for Terre Haute City Council D-1
• Voters may have set new low-mark for turnout
• Let capture lessen hate, Pentagon officer says
• Clint Lamb tops Sullivan Mayor Edward Eble
• Clay City man arrested on molestation charges
• Wilkes wins in landslide in Linton mayoral race
• Robert All wins only contested GOP race
• City Council At-Large incumbents cruise to November general election
• Wyndham bumps Bradshaw off ballot in Brazil mayor’s race
• UPDATE: Frontier Internet outage repaired
• Getting Real: Students work mock crime scene
• NEW: Few problems in early hours at city polls
• NEW: Cost of Vigo County birth, death certificate to increase
• Sandbaggers try to save levee
• Ralston, who advised feds on terrorism, not surprised bin Laden found living in open
• Jenkins knows what he’d say on sign now
• War veteran Plasse glad search for bin Laden’s over
• Rage, anger persist worldwide, ISU professor Hamm says
• UPDATE: Bin Laden’s death brings joy, reflection
• Vigo schools face fluctuations in state funding
• ISU hit with 5-percent cut in ’11-’12 budgets
• Battling Drugs: After 26 years, program director Burns moving on to ‘something different’
• Tracking ghosts: Legend, mystery, folklore part of ‘Ghost Walk’ at ISU
• Blackhawk High alumni come together for reunion 50 years after school closed
• Beware ‘homegrown' jihadists, terrorism expert says.
• Susan Powers named associate VP for academic affairs
• UPDATE: DNA testing confirms bin Laden death
• NEW: Beware ‘homegrown’ jihadists in wake of bin Laden death, ISU terrorism expert says
• NEW: Police Chief Plasse shares thoughts on the killing of Osama bin Laden
• NEW: Coats comments on death of Osama bin Laden
• NEW: Indiana Sen. Lugar: bin Laden’s death welcome news
• CORRECTION: Butler coach still speaking Tuesday at Idle Creek
• Volunteers work to bolster levees as Wabash River continues to raise concerns
• Terre Haute enters ‘SCVNGR’ realm
• Montezuma Park Board plans veterans memorial
• Dem Terry White files to face Bucshon in 2012 election
• The Off Season: On the trail with Max the Mushroom Cat
• Tip leads to seven arrests in Vermillion County
• CASA volunteers reschedule candlelight vigil for May 4
• Rose-Hulman took 5th place overall with a #2 design, but what brought their ranking down was a 19th place finish in the endurance race on Saturday, after technical difficulties with the front fork. As Toronto raced to the fore, the Rose-Hulman 7X champio
• Arbor day Ceremony included tree-planting to a poem read by Dr. Rebecca DeVasher ("Trees"). Video:
• Mayor orders flood-threatened Illinois city evacuated
• District boundaries soon to be redrawn
• Funding mantra: ‘Money follows the child’
• Holocaust Remembrance Day observance today
• Some thrilled, some concerned after sweeping education changes
• Lugar talks agriculture, national debt at Republican event
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: Budget bill offers a slew of interesting reading
• Terre Haute police shoot, kill dog
• GOP changes may ‘destroy public schools,’ former superintendent says
• Governor signs merit-pay bill for teachers
• Nation calls foul on Love political ad
• World-renowned neuroanatomist helps raise funds
• Tree City USA Terre Haute celebrates Arbor Day
• Some patients need more than medicine, ISU nursing grads learn
• NEW: Indiana lawmakers approve tracking meth ingredients
• NEW: Indiana disaster safe haven bus to visit Alabama
• NEW: Obama visits Alabama, sees devastation everywhere
• Valley farmers waiting for fields to dry up
• Suspect from Wednesday drug raid still on loose
• Group works for better promotion of city
• Vigo schools having trouble with online I-STEP
• Coroner cites cause of couple’s death
• Mended Hearts chapter sets meeting
• Wet ground delays using campers at Prairie Creek Park
• ISU honors police force at dinner
• University honors faculty: Liu, McEntire receive President's Medal
• Four receive Caleb Mills Teaching Award
• Dreiser Award presented to professors Shelden, Tuttle
• Nursing professor Fine, economist Guell receive Faculty Distinguished Service Award
• Bauserman receives Community-Based Learning and Scholarship Award
• Students experience history, culture of Italy
• NEW: Rising waters close Indiana 42 in Clay, Owen counties
• Old School: Students provide counsel to vintage clothing business
• Rose-Hulman's Human Powered Vehicle Team is featured on Mother Nature Network's blog by freelance environmental writer Jim Motavalli. The team is putting the finish touches on its vehicle for this weekend's ASME East Coast Challenge at th
• Rose-Hulman's Efficient Vehicles Team placed first among U.S. colleges (and third overal) by achieving 1,476 mpg at this year's Shell Eco-marathon competition in Houston.
• UPDATE: Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 250
• NEW: Economy likely slowed last quarter but better now
• B-Sides: Taking a ‘heart-breaking, life-changing’ journey to Africa
• City Council candidate forum finds hopefuls agreeing
• Up to 2,000 people expected to participate in annual ‘March for Babies’
• Indiana lawmakers OK broadest voucher plan in U.S.
• 13 people indicted in effort by multiple police agencies
• Areas of flooding force Vigo County school buses to take alternative routes
• E-911 Central Dispatch advisory board confirms new director
• Scholarship to benefit Catholic Charities clients
• Deaths of Illinois couple remain under investigation
• Student, alumni speakers to address grads
• Counseling students attend national conference
• Four grads recognized with Rankin Awards
• UPDATE: Police raid Vigo County homes; 13 indicted in federal court
• NEW: Deal would set 40 as Indiana alcohol ID age
• NEW: White House releases Obama birth certificate
• NEW: Bodies of Hutsonville, Ill., couple found in pond near home
• Daniels nears 2012 decision
• A life of service: Father Joe praised for centering on God
• Gas pains: Local stations pass $4 mark
• Bucshon sees "class warfare"
• Rally tonight for abused children
• Medicaid funds for disabled children may survive
• F136 engine out of U.S. budget, but GE, Rolls vow to fight on
• Teenager jailed in connection with church vandalism
• Grand opening Saturday for Community Garden
• Rose-Hulman junior Andrew Milluzi helped build a Lego replica of the NASA Space Shuttle to commemorate this week's launch and the role the shuttle has played in the American space program. Neat stuff!
• Doctoral student leads cultural enrichment group at treatment facility
• University enhances Marching Sycamores Guard, moves Sparkettes to athletics
• Five grads receive Hines Medal for highest GPA
• NEW: Democratic leader wants summer gas tax suspension
• UPDATE: BMV phone service interruption fixed
• Waiting game: Valley residents on edge as Wabash swells
• ATO partners with children’s museum to raise $18k
• Kern ‘a giant among us’
• Second Democrat challenges Bucshon
• Piece of state budget would let schools refinance debt
• Pay increases for county nurses, supervisor on hold
• School board meeting honors citizenship winners
• Local news briefly: April 26, 2011
• Professor presents on higher education in South Africa
• Taylor Schaffer receives President's Medal
• NEW: Indiana school shooting suspect to be tried as adult
• NEW: Teacher merit pay bill heads to Gov. Daniels’ desk
• UPDATE: Heavy rain prompts flood concerns in Kentucky, Missouri
• NEW: Indiana counties wait to see extent of flooding
• NEW: High court rejects quick review of health care law
• POSTPONED: Lakota Sioux program at ISU
• Emergency responders on standby with Wabash expected to reach 24 feet Wednesday, putting it in ‘moderate’ category
• ‘Believing is doing’ is the message at Easter celebration at St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• State of the Statehouse: Big budget bill tops to-do list in final week
• Sharing God's love
• Mayoral candidate in hospital after neck injury from wreck
• Troop gets second Eagle Scout
• Event raises awareness as community gets smoke alarms
• Vigo school board to consider renaming baseball field
• News briefs: April 24, 2011
• Anti-tobacco group fights for funds
• Kids get buddies to improve reading
• Chief Matthew Evans White Face to give talk on cultural values
• Do-not-contact list for kids up for study
• Illinois woman in critical condition after Thursday crash in Vigo County
• Ivy Tech search for chancellor down to 2
• Early Friday fire destroys house on Terre Haute’s northside
• Easter vigils wet, windy
• NEW: Rain forecast leaves Indiana bracing for flooding
• NEW: National Weather Service: 21 Indiana tornadoes confirmed
• NEW: Anti-Planned Parenthood law could cost state $4M
• NEW: High water closes portion of SR 157 in Greene County
• Land next to Vermillion plant now part of Healthy Rivers Initiative
• Earth Day observed in Valley
• Stats show nearly half of Vigo births to unwed mothers
• Pulling together: Community, businesses work on new park
• Bucshon warns against ‘unsustainable’ health care programs
• Search continues for missing Putnam kayaker
• Candidate forum to take place Wednesday at library
• Learning hands on in Taiwan
• NEW: Indiana Senate OKs most expansive voucher plan in US
• UPDATE: Search continues along creek banks for missing Putnam County man
• NEW: Indiana Democratic leader believes fines law illegal
• Coats, Bucshon visit Wabash Valley to rally Republican troops
• Coats, Bucshon on hand as Rose-Hulman announces EcoCar2 participation
• Search for missing kayaker suspended
• New Law limits teachers’ union bargaining chips
• B-Sides: Cooking up a family atmosphere in New Jersey
• Farm to donate 64,000 eggs to Catholic Charities Food Bank
• Part of bike trail could be named in honor of Lugar
• Indiana to gauge civic health of Hoosiers
• Indiana law enforcement agencies step up speed patrols
• Vigo County homeowners saw slight decrease in tax bills
• ISU professor wins award for new book
• BREAKING UPDATE: Kayaker still missing
• Whitaker named Distinguished Scholar
• Scott College of Business at Indiana State maintains prestigious accreditation
• Congratulations to Rose-Hulman for being one of 16 North American colleges and universities chosen to participate in EcoCAR2: Plugging into the Future, one of the leading engineering design competitions. We're in special company!
• NEW: First piece of Daniels’ education agenda approved
• NEW: High winds batter Crawfordsville, damage buildings
• SILVER ALERT UPDATE: Kokomo police cancel alert for missing man
• NEW: Duke Energy crews working to restore power following storm
• Darfur refugee shares horrors of Sudan at ISU Human Rights Day
• Bennett leads mayoral pack in fundraising
• Storm pounds Valley during tornado warning
• Council delays vote on campus street closings
• BMV branches closed on Good Friday
• Run/walk to benefit diabetes group
• Ministry offering free Easter candy
• Commissioners approve $15K payment on 2007 recount
• End-smoking effort adds new program director
• Sen. Coats to speak at Vigo GOP dinner tonight
• NEW: Coats to speak Wednesday in Terre Haute
• NEW: Indiana jobless drops below national average
• NEW: Flood level in southern Indiana’s Jackson County goes down
• Hearty diet: Coronary Health project grads sample nutrition-packed meals
• ADA compliance part of voucher debate
• Event gives lesson on fair housing
• Fire chief on duty, even on vacation
• Prosecutors charge Grant with murder
• New date set in Boswell murder trial
• Ryves Association meets Wednesday
• Judge accepts plea deal in drug case
• NEW: Indiana Senate panel expected to vote on new budget bill
• NEW: GOP wave reshapes nation’s agenda state by state
• NEW: S&P cuts long-term outlook for U.S. debt to negative
• NEW: At least 44 dead after killer twisters pound South
• Digging for clues from Fairbanks' history: Archaeology team hopes to unearth secrets from American Indian past
• THE OFF SEASON: So much to do; so little time…
• United Hebrew school students bring aid to animal shelter
• Motorcyclist airlifted after crash
• Indiana State University building plan to ‘energize’ downtown
• Indianapolis 500’s 100th Anniversary celebration revs ups at Clabber Girl
• Tea Party rally takes aim at GOP and Dems
• City opens new community garden
• State of the Statehouse: 19 bills on Gov. Daniels’ desk
• Wabash Valley Correctional Facility adds security ‘stun fence’
• Solar panels powering hot water in Wabash Valley Correctional Facility inmate living unit
• Rain barrels, composters for sale at the Vigo County Soil and Water Conservation District
• Education funding boost
• Early Earth Day
• Coast-to-coast runner makes pit stop
• Artist unveils sculpture at ISU
• Voters can get early start
• Plan will not fully fund all-day kindergarten
• Terre Haute gets grant from Duke Energy Foundation
• SPs will celebrate Holy Week with events
• Good Business: More than 550 people learn about ethics, corporate responsibility during ISU conference
• NEW: Police search for suspect in attempted child abduction
• NEW: Hoosier schools could see fully funded, full-day kindergarten
• NEW: Daniels backs $150M boost for Indiana schools
• Vigo County School Corp. administrators raise more than $4,000 in charity ride
• Document: Money dispute led to shootings
• Love ‘believes’ claims against Nation true
• Winning factor: Four winners of singing competition announced
• Terre Haute woman’s spider bite raises web of concerns
• Council hears plans for new medical building on city’s north side
• Large fire burns on city’s far east side
• RHIC opens doors during grand opening
• Deadline nears for Taxpayers Association meeting tickets
• Removal of Graham Grain Line tracks taking place this week
• Skinner receives ACLS award
• congratulations to the National Society of Black Engineers' chapter for being named the nation's best small chapter of the year, along with Region 4 chapter of the year!
• Police arrest 3 tied to double homicide
• Service group builds deck, ramp for Terre Haute man
• Former death row inmate presents tale of missteps by police
• Deadline to file taxes is Monday
• City cleanup announced for May 7
• Brittlebank Park trees ‘maliciously’ vandalized
• Earth Day celebration coming up
• Bridges of Indiana facility to provide therapeutic services
• Smoke Detector Blitz on April 23
• Water main flushing slated for this month in Sullivan
• Students volunteer to renovate Greentown school
• Professor to serve as faculty fellow at national theater festival
• NEW: Arrest made in Owen County double homicide
• NEW: Terre Haute woman injured in a house fire last week has died
• NEW: Steak ’n Shake closed temporarily following fire
• NEW: Police: Company sought permit after deadly crash
• On Equal Pay Day, how much progress?
• A mother whose daughter’s life had a tragic end urges women to stay safe
• Families urged to plan now for end-of-life issues
• Golf becoming larger slice of Indiana’s economy
• No charges coming against man at center of Regional lockdown
• Vigo Council inaction lets pay classification ordinance die
• Police unsure how or why woman’s injuries occurred
• Jail officer fired after allegations of sex with inmates
• Visitor, inmate face terms for contraband
• Pair face charges in chase, crash into building on Ohio
• Gender identity discussion set for April 26
• NEW: Senate OKs plan aimed at expanding charter schools
• Students warmly welcomed in Guatemala
• NEW: Panel backs criminal checks on medical workers
• NEW: Former Vigo jail officer faces felony criminal charges
• NEW: Budget tricks helped Obama save programs from cuts
• BREAKING: Police capture suspect in hospital threat
• Find out some of the neat things Rose-Hulman students have been doing on campus this winter and spring. We have some exceptional students!
• Barnes & Noble opens downtown store
• Fuqua, Meadows plans gain board OK
• Arrest made in beating death of Terre Haute man
• Valley legislators feel squeeze of tighter districts
• Details still unclear in woman’s death in lake at unfinished park
• Threat leads to 'lockdown' at hospital
• City agrees to close traffic to downtown for revitalized Street Fair in August
• Robber gets 12-year prison sentence
• Appealing Opportunity: Indiana State students, community learn about courts from case on campus
• Indiana State professor, students to give presentations at national business teacher education conferences
• First woman to race in Indy 500, Daytona 500 races to speak at Indiana State
• UPDATE: Autopsy results pending on woman whose body found in lake
• BREAKING: Beating victim dies; homicide charge possible
• NEW: Terre Haute police investigate suspected beating
• NEW: Lugar raises nearly $1 million for reelection
• UPDATE: Plan shifts Indiana GOP areas to Donnelly’s district
• Marching for the homeless: Walkers raise $9,700 to support agencies’ efforts
• Dems feeling fines
• Indiana wine industry growing more robust
• 3 hours, 45 minutes: In that little bit of time, a March fire claimed three lives and left its mark on the Wabash Valley
• Education concerns dominate crackerbarrel
• Contestants line up hours early for shot at ‘X-Factor’
• Terre Haute Fire Department initiative aims to get smoke detectors in homes
• Public hearing on improvements for Fuqua, Meadows schools set Monday
• Running for music: ISU senior helps send elementary students to symphony
• Mini Medical School session to discuss child development
• Terre Haute South teacher receives national recognition
• Dems dine
• Former death row inmate to give talk at ISU
• Guns, raccoons seized from home
• Official: Smoldering cigarette caused Thursday house fire
• Mini 500 will be May 5 downtown
• Nation: Destroy brochure
• NEW: Indiana House backs tracking meth ingredients
• NEW: Indiana House boycotters’ fines taken from stipends
• NEW: Indiana March revenues come in more than expected
• NEW: Time’s up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Arjia Rinpoche, one of the most important religious leaders to escape Tibet since the Dalai Lama, made an interesting campus presentation yesterday about his life story. It was attended by students, faculty and staff members.
• NEW: Obama cancels visit to Indiana hybrid vehicle factory
• Alumnus Tim Cindric, president of Penske Performance Inc., has been named one of America's top mechanical engineers by Inventors Digest magazine.
• ISU’s Day of Action balloon launch used to promote awareness of sexual violence
• Rally focuses on unions’ positive impact
• Buddhist educator brings message of compassion, kindness to Wabash Valley
• TREES Inc. to plant dogwoods on three college campuses
• West Terre Haute levee system receives state grant
• Taxpayers Association annual business meeting on April 20
• Wrongfully convicted death row prisoner serves as criminology guest speaker
• Running for music: ISU senior helps send elementary students to symphony
• BREAKING: Local woman critical from injuries sustained in house fire
• The EcoCAR team is hosting an open house event on Saturday, from noon to 3 p.m., at the Advanced Transportation Laboratory near Rose-Hulman's South Campus, along Indiana 46. This would be a great opportunity to see cutting-edge hybrid vehicle techo
• BREAKING: Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• NEW: Powerball ticket worth $218M sold at southern Indiana store
• NEW: “We Are One” rally tonight in Terre Haute to focus on workers’ rights to collectively bargain
• Technical response team gets in the trenches for training
• Proposed smoking ban snuffed out
• Diversity Fair helps dispel stereotypes
• Powerball ticket giveaway draws a crowd
• Driver claims he took more than 80 Xanax pills prior to Tuesday crash
• Charity gaming rules come under scrutiny
• Groups team up to offer kids a chance to visit Terre Haute Children’s Museum
• Warren serves as speaker for Double Helix Day
• One of our senior civil engineering design project teams won first-place honors in this year's Indiana ASCE collegiate project presentation competition -- the 14th time that Rose-Hulman has earned such distinction!
• NEW: Obama administration: Shutdown would hurt economy
• NEW: Tax caps lead to painful budget cuts across state
• NEW: Free Lottery ticket giveaway in Terre Haute
• Scientist Jill Taylor — soon to be topic of movie — bringing insights home to Terre Haute
• Three visions for Terre Haute: Democrat candidates face off at forum
• Vigo tax bills set to arrive mid-April
• Committee ignores cops, OKs e-tracking bill
• Commissioners consider donating 60 surplus property parcels to city
• Randy Steidl to speak at IU
• Smuggling nets woman 13-month sentence
• Fruitridge Avenue repairs starting soon
• U.S. attorney wants to add federal muscle to local efforts
• New Paris school measures winning in early vote totals
• ISU Orchestra, Crossroads of America Youth Orchestra to Play “Side By Side”
• NEW: Ballot question on new school draws Edgar County voters to the polls
• NEW: Hoosier Lottery to give away Powerball tickets in Terre Haute
• Masterworks Chorale to perform “Messiah”
• NEW: Advocates pushing for tougher Indiana smoking ban
• No charges in cemetery vandalism, but culprits must repair damage
• 3 Dem mayoral candidates to meet at forum tonight
• Fire damage minor to Rogers Jewelers & Boutique
• Police link stray bullet to man’s broken leg
• Man accepts guilt in sexual battery case
• TRASH BASH: Offenders to gather garbage along highways
• Symposium set on Defense of Marriage Act
• Book brings awkwardness of high school to life
• ISU professor featured in presentations on social class
• NEW: Beams from World Trade Center coming to Indiana
• NEW: Obama re-election launches with e-mail, website
• NEW: Minor fire temporarily closes Terre Haute business
• NEW: Terre Haute man dies in Clay County accident
• NEW: Unions plan protest rallies across Indiana
• Riverside cleanup: Groups join in effort to clear debris from Wabashiki FWA
• Alibi clears teens — of one crime at least
• Brush fires + windy day = headaches for firefighters
• Democrats not ‘fine’ with penalties
• Can cause serious side effects ...
• Net work: ‘Parents need to be parents’
• ‘Wow! That fire truck was heavy!’
• Max Ehrmann Poetry Competition winners debut their works at event
• THPD's newest K-9 trained to find bombs
• Police arrest second suspect in armed robbery case
• Terre Haute designer to be part of Baltimore Fashion week
• John Gregg will be featured speaker at Democrats dinner
• BREAKING UPDATE: School officials investigate fresh threat at Martinsville
• MORNING UPDATE: Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1949
• MORNING UPDATE: Unemployment rate falls to 8.8 percent, two-year low
• Even after record year, Indiana State expects another increase in admissions
• Another oil company wants to drill near airport
• Signs, signs, everywhere there’s signs: But you gotta know the rules
• Another Statehouse walkout
• Officials hope to clarify land transfer in Dresser
• Changing frequencies: Long-time Wabash Valley radio veteran Ron Mott moving to new station
• Democratic mayoral candidate forum next week
• Suspect arrested in store robbery
• Weekend dedicated to Wabash River cleanup
• Cancer Society staging charity ball
• ISU international student groups to help educate public about diversity at annual fair
• Congratulations to Hulman Student Union Secretary Sandy Keaton, who is retiring after 16 years of oustanding service to the college and its students, faculty and staff. Good luck, Sandy!
• UPDATE: Democrats skip Indiana House morning session as leaders talk
• NEW: Condition of teen shot at school improves
• Report: Healthy, wealthy and wise linked
• House Republicans start collecting fines from walkout
• Advocates: Indiana can lead U.S. in schools overhaul
• Butler, Virginia Commonwealth tearing down NCAA elitist walls
• Board of Public Works OKs plan to unload Dresser property
• Negative factors hit Sullivan, Vigo hard in health rankings
• Wabash Valley Community Foundation helps PALS, COPE
• Skillman awards a $30,000 planning grant to Dugger
• New research publication from Scott College of Business now available
• Chicago workshop to teach Islamic principles in financial services, industry
• Trio caught on video robbing convenience store
• NEW: Sullivan rated among Indiana’s unhealthiest counties
• NEW: Court: District need not bus nonpublic students
• NEW: Indiana Blood Center: Pacers ticket for donating today
• Author brings love for written word to middle schoolers
• Plaza honors National Road’s influence on TH’s development
• Can Indiana draw fairer political districts?
• Legislators begin to unclog backup of bills
• Vigo County picks new 911 director
• Fire in unused Republic Services building called ‘suspicious’
• Professor, student team win national award
• Upcoming conference to focus on ethics, corporate social responsibility
• NEW: Indiana voter registration deadline April 4
• NEW: Donnelly touring state weighing possible Senate run
• NEW: Indiana budget faces hundreds of possible changes
• Rose-Hulman is hosting the author of "Stuff You Don't Learn in Engineering School" on Saturday for a campus workshop. So, what are things that you didn't learn in engineering school that helped you the most in your career? What was
• They’re back: House dems return, ending five-week boycott
• Grubb, Kersey: Walkout was only option
• Fourth, Fifth streets closer to being ISU’s
• Film critic Roeper dispels urban legends during visit to ISU
• School bus, truck collide on way to Clay Co. schools
• County campers have to move sites after one month
• Board OKs hearing for Fuqua, Meadows projects
• Rex players will teach kids how math, science are big hitters in game of baseball
• Seven units respond to fire at Republic site
• The EcoCAR team takes a big step forward in the final year of this unique vehicle development competition. Check out the latest in the Green Garage blog. We're getting pumped up for the competition finals later this spring!
• Indiana House Democrats ending weeks-long boycott
• NEW: Obama to lay out his case on Libya to nation
• NEW: Detention hearing set for alleged school shooter
• NEW: Absent House Dems to announce results of caucus
• NEW: Time short, tempers flare in budget showdown
• Teen Challenge helping people of all ages overcome addiction through biblical principles
• Trigg-er happy reporter unloads for firearms safety
• New liability law aimed at growing Indiana’s agritourism industry
• Senior Tim Ekl and Math Professor Allen Holder used a math model to examine weather data to determine if "local warming" is happening in the Wabash Valley. Tim made a presentation on Friday during the Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Conf
• 'Whatever it takes to help them'
• Hoosiers get back to work — except for House Dems
• Speaker’s faith led her to overcome internal turmoil
• Special Olympics, special experiences
• Adopt-a-Street-Tree gets people in action
• IN YOUR FACE: Pies fly at Rose-Hulman to raise funds for Red Cross
• TREES Inc. looking for a few good photographers
• ‘Racino’ revenues about to pay off, advocates say
• Truck, SUV collide at 13th and Walnut
• Residents on redistricting: Keep it simple
• Inmates face new charges for beating other inmate
• Art project closes ISU rec center’s south doors
• Cause of fatal fire still in question
• Man pleads guilty to 2004 rape
• Rose-Hulman's ASME chapter and ASME-Central Indiana chapter are hosting a professional/personal development workshop next Saturday, April 2, on campus. One of the track's will feature Jim Selinger, author of "Stuff You Don't Learn In
• ‘Figure’ In: Indiana State students teach kids about math, science and technology in museum program
• 60-year sentence for convicted child molester Kevin Timko
• Cause of fatal fire ruled “undetermined”
• Police: Teen shot at Martinsville, Indiana middle school
• Hatfield Hall Theater is hosting the hit show "The 39 Steps" tonight. This is another in the long list of fantastic events at this great venue. Find out more at www.hatfieldhall.com.
• Teachers, labor union members rally on Vigo Courthouse steps
• Student shot clinic goes high-tech
• Military orders halt to F136 production
• Sullivan schools OK staff reductions
• Traveling court aims to educate about judicial branch
• Vectren plans upgrade work
• Clay County man sentenced for January ’09 burglary
• Voter registration deadline nearing for primary
• Fire damages southside home
• ISU to dedicate plaza
• ISU to host 36th annual Law Conference
• NEW: Japan earthquake, tsunami likely to impact Toyota’s North American production
• Students' research and other projects will take center stage at the annual Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Conference -- Friday and Saturday oni campus.
• NEW: Indiana incomes rose in 2010 despite jobless rate
• NEW: Indiana chief justice: Courts won’t act on boycott
• Hire a Rose-Hulman student to go odd jobs around the house or office . . . you will be helping the American Red Cross in the process. This is an event organized by the campus' Greek community.
• Letter Carriers to help Stamp Out Hunger on May 14
• Mobile Mojo: Retooled Terre Haute tourism website offers quick access to graphics, visitor info
• CodeRED has proven value, sheriff says
• Community service effort part of Disabilities Awareness Month activities
• Reviews of abandoned railroad track could lead to new trail
• Attempt to modify same-sex marriage amendment fails in state Senate hearing
• Much-talked-about Butler coach to speak in Terre Haute
• Music, theater collaborate with Mozart opera performance
• Gerhardt serves as Ecology Speaker
• 2010 biomedical engineering graduate Elaine Houston is featured in the Innovation Nation's news segment about robotic wheelchairs. Elaine is a first-year graduate student at the University of Pittsburgh. Exciting stuff!
• Read the Terre Haute Tribune-Star's feature story about Rose-Hulman's first female national championship athlete, Liz Evans. She's only a sophomore!
• Rose-Hulman professors provide insight into lessons learned from the recent Japan earthquake and tsunami. Yesterday's session was well attended by students, faculty and staff members.
• Japan: the art, the tragedy
• Specialists at Rose examine issues made current by 9.0 earthquake
• Daniels, Bosma told to ‘show backbone’
• U.S. attorney targets contraband at federal prison
• Hearing Friday on redrawing Indiana districts
• Police arrest two in shootings in eastside neighborhood
• House fire damage limited to single room
• ‘Friend Day’ Sunday at Good Shepherd Baptist Church
• Parkinson’s support group plans session Friday on risks to caregivers
• Professor Heinz Luegenbiehl warned about the ethics of the Japanese nuclear energy industry in a 2009 paper. He was featured by Australian TV's "Four Corners" show in the aftermath of Japan's nuclear plant emergency and other unethic
• NEW: U.S. Rep. Pence: Indiana Dems should get back to work
• Woods to start ‘Tuition Promise’ for next fall’s incoming students
• All students ‘my public,’ schools chief says
• Thais here to sample education, culture
• Vigo Library posting standards of conduct for users
• No immunization, no class was Monday’s lesson for 53 Vigo County students
• Girl reported missing found safe
• Patti Jones to finish late husband’s term as Linton mayor
• State Police nab 24 in DUI blitz, one in mobile meth lab case
• Man suffers machete cuts in altercation
• Student to plead guilty to criminal mischief
• Recent nursing grads found calling at mid-life
• NEW: Political parties targeting Indiana boycott
• NEW: Illinois Air National Guard supports effort over Libya
• UPDATE: Missing Sullivan girl found safe in relatives’ home
• Biking beckons: Sunday tours took riders throughout Vigo County
• At six months, Children’s Museum enjoying successes
• 100 Men Who Cook serve up fun
• Downtown progress leading to razing of historic WTHI-TV and radio building
• WTHI hopes to stay downtown, station official says
• CODA helps abuse victims find abuse-free existences
• CODA works to bring domestic violence to a conclusion
• State of the Statehouse: Democracy in its frustrating glory
• Fourth-grader claims Regional Spelling Bee title
• Vigo Sheriff’s Department to test CodeRED System
• Ladies Unity Night coming up
• ISU Panhellenic Day of Service targets many projects
• Fire destoys house that contained meth lab
• Man dies in Wednesday crash
• Man jailed on multiple charges
• Tajimi connection keeping Japan devastation on minds of Valley residents
• Nuclear Japan expert says recent disaster will spur other nations to preparedness
• Mother arrested on child neglect charge
• Sensational Season
• NEW: GOP leaders fear spread of Indiana Dems boycott
• ISU vs. Syracuse matchup features small-town players vs. big-city hoopsters
• Hoosiers helping devastated Japan
• Sycamore Hills on auction block
• Clay schools plan ISTEP training before next portion of test
• Southwest Sullivan schools looking at reduction-in-force
• ISU prof: Look beyond sound bites for accurate Japan story
• New warden picked for federal prison
• TH man receives four-year sentence for shooting
• Pulitzer prize-winning author to visit Indiana State
• Indiana State students to learn about ethics in new graduation requirements
• Communications prof: Look beyond headlines, sound bites for accurate story of nuke plant
• NEW:Boycotting Democrats to face higher fines
• NEW: U.S. authorizes American evacuations out of Japan
• Happy St. Patrick's Day Engineers! What are your memories of celebrating this event on campus/in Terre Haute -- Sonka's with Dr. Hulbert?
• ISU soars into the Blue
• Cleveland rocks for R.J.’s ISU, but Dad’s Rox in semistate
• MARK BENNETT: ‘Sycamores’ the worst nickname?
• A real cancer ‘Survivor’
• Paris Crestwood wins Geography Quiz Bowl
• New downtown project gets city financial aid
• Vigo finds savings in worker insurance costs
• Terre Haute parks seek volunteers for projects
• Honey Creek team second in MathCOUNTS meet
• Jury finds 9 guilty in drug cases
• Irish education: Students broaden learning in Ireland
• Dance Kaleidoscope to perform March 24
• The musical talents of students and faculty members will be featured in this year's Rose-Hulman Community Concert on Saturday in the Hatfield Hall Theater. It is a free event!
• Rehab clinic helps athletes, others
• NEW: Discover “101 Simple Ways to Protect Earth” at March 17 program
• NEW: Panel takes up amendment against gay marriage
• NEW: Democrats continue boycott of Indiana House
• A total of 802 students made the Winter Quarter Dean's List. Congratulations!
• New three-story office building planned for downtown Terre Haute
• Fitness report: You might be a Hoosier if…
• May primary will use Vigo schools as voting sites
• Airport updating business plan
• Vigo County Sheriff Dept. undergoes realignment
• City’s CSO plan gets positive first review
• State police to conduct sobriety checkpoint this week
• Bipartisan bills free of controversy also impacted by contentious Statehouse stalemate
• Vigo to begin excluding non-immunized students Monday
• Another new trial date set for Terry Ray
• NEW: Indiana House Speaker weighing options over boycott
• NEW: Stocks plunge as Japan nuclear crisis worsens
• NEW: Petraeus says Taliban’s military momentum stalled
• Robert Throne has been named permanent head of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering after serving as interim head. Congratualtions, Robert!
• Fire’s aftermath: Cause not yet known in blaze that destroyed Sullivan attorney’s office
• Sony starts worldwide ’quake relief
• Board says OK to full-day ‘K’ at seven Vigo County schools
• Ed Department fires back at fake state memo on school issues
• Dem boycott could snuff out ban
• Bob ‘Slick’ Leonard recovering from heart attack
• 18-year-olds face trials from holdup, stabbing
• Honey Creek team 2nd at MathCOUNTS meet
• Indiana child care rating system leads country
• ‘Campus PD’ reality show coming to tape THPD
• Professor lands grant to study low aggression in male lizards
• NEW: More talks don’t resolve Indiana House boycott
• NEW: Terre Hautean Bob Leonard, former Pacers coach, hospitalized
• Happy Pi Day! How are you celebrating?
• Sycamores learn they’ll play Syracuse in NCAA Tournament’s opening round
• School officials urging optional full-day kindergarten approval
• WTHI-TV back on DISH Network after agreement reached
• State of the Statehouse: The curious case of the leaked ISTEP essay question
• Fight still looms over GOP school funding formula plan
• Workers at Aleris Blanking and Rim Products eligible for federal assistance
• 'Save our schools!'
• Protesters boo GOP; Rep. Borders touts anti-bullying brochure
• Midwest Seabees
• Disabilities don’t have to impact independence
• Fire destroys
• Liz Evans become the first female student-athlete to win a national championship by winning the high jump title at the NCAA Division III Indoor Nationals in Columbus, Ohio!
• Alumnus Kent Neier conducts an interview with Terre Haute television station WTHI about the Japanese earthquake. He has lived in the country for the past 16 years. Any others have insight in his devastating situation?
• Detective injured in knife attack
• Study looking at consolidating Terre Haute, Indy Postal Service processing
• Mayor Bennett touts city projects in Washington
• Absentee voting to begin April 18 in Vigo County
• Valley residents can reach family through Red Cross
• Testimony presents self-defense explanation at bail reduction hearing
• Tree planting seminar set Tuesday
• Ag suppliers hope food drive will help ‘Weed out Hunger’
• NEW: Athletic director Ron Prettyman to stay at ISU
• BREAKING UPDATE: Police find blood trail of suspect in attack on off-duty officer
• BREAKING: Man attacks off-duty Terre Haute police officer
• Wishing good luck to our four track and field athletes competing in the NCAA Division III Indoor National Champions this weekend at Columbus, Ohio.
• QUAKE AFTERMATH: Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Labor rallies at Indiana Statehouse
• Teacher disciplined over leak in ISTEP
• City Council debates turning streets over to ISU
• Vigo Library braces for large crackerbarrel crowd
• Greencastle selected as ‘stellar’ community
• Plea offer submitted for man accused of home assault
• First Financial Bank warns of Internet scams
• Nearby neighbor gives account of police raid
• Sullivan man arrested on numerous drug charges
• ISU, fraternity weight loss event leads to more than $1,950 donation for local foodbank
• UPDATE: Thousands gather for Indiana Statehouse union rally
• The human-powered vehicle team is preparing to host this year's ASME East Coast Challenge at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. As many as 40 teams throughout North and South America will challenge for the title. We're the three-time national c
• Bracket party at ISU
• Citizen CPR aims to educate
• Rose-Hulman debuts as host to Human Powered Vehicle Challenge at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Memorial established to help with fire victims funeral costs
• Selective Service issue raises question for Terre Haute family
• UPDATE: State Police surround home on Terre Haute's east side
• Bayh College of Education to host Mobile Technology in Education conference
• ISU named a Tree Campus USA for third straight year
• BREAKING UPDATES: Illinois governor abolishes death penalty
• NEW: Lawmakers: Illinois governor to abolish death penalty
• NEW: Boycotting Democrats may attend union rally Thursday
• Funerals this week for 3 in tragic fatal fire
• Taylor-made Princess
• Second Terre Haute Goodwill thrift store to open Monday
• Five Republicans may redraw district maps because of boycott
• Roberts faces August trial in home repair fraud case
• Terre Haute man gets 15 years for dealing
• Brazil man gets 30 years in burglary
• Man gets 10 years on meth lab charges
• Man jailed after report of barricading self in house
• One Democrat, one Republican hope to make process equitable
• NEW: Governor says GOP won’t be bullied by boycotting Dems
• Third family member dies as a result of house fire
• DISH, stations remain at odds
• ISU getting reactions from beyond the court from MVC success
• Downtown group thanks those who make Terre Haute better
• ISU baseball team hosts Riley tryouts
• BREAKING: Third family member dies as a result of house fire
• Two Indiana State University students receive award to attend insurance and risk management conference
• UPDATE: Second child dies as a result of house fire
• NEW: Indiana unions plan big Statehouse rally Thursday
• NEW: Indiana House Democrats still boycotting GOP bills
• From our @RoseHulman Twitter, another great example of this year's accomplished freshman class at Rose-Hulman. Freshman ME student Luke Reynolds' novel, The Fall of Men, just came out in December and is looking to work its way up the Amazon ran
• THE OFF SEASON: The office boy who became a poet
• economics professor Dale Bremmer explains the reasoning behind recent rising gasoline prices and what the future may hold.
• welcomes back students to begin the spring quarter. Looks like spring doesn't it? Signs of Senioritis are starting to settle in!
• welcomes back students to begin the spring quarter. Looks like spring doesn't it? Signs of Senioritis are starting to settle in!
• N-C-A-YAY!
• ‘Dream’ comes true for ISU, as fans welcome team home
• Brain-injury victim finds talking helps him deal with changed life
• ‘Golden hour’ session Tuesday
• Sycamores win MVC tourney, headed to NCAA
• 3-year-old dies in Saturday fire
• ISU one win away from March Madness
• Safety Net: New Union Hospital/fire department technology
• Protest rallies serve as coalition builders
• Parke County residents hammer Rep. Baird on hot-button issues
• LIN Media, DISH negotiations continue
• Flapjack Fair
• In Sync on Science
• Pharmacist allegedly netted $3.5M in scheme
• TREES Inc. receives Gold Leaf Award
• AG Zoeller calls legals into action against hunger
• Artistic adventures
• Double homicide under investigation
• Contractor facing forgery charge
• Vigo jury awards $2.5M in medical malpractice case
• Get ready for Marsh Madness
• New firefighter contract gets approval
• Biggert, Reed to keynote annual NFI insurance summit
• BREAKING: Police name victims in double homicide near Bowling Green
• NEW: Pharmacist accused of netting millions of dollars through alleged fraud, money laundering
• NEW: Indiana disaster officials monitor rivers, rain
• BREAKING: Unemployment dips to 8.9 percent, 192K jobs added
• Breakin’ in the new gear: Terre Haute police put new armor to test in training
• WTHI owner in fees fight with DISH
• Racial graffiti has some ‘shaken’
• City Council reviews employee insurance coverage
• County recorder’s office to offer businesses e-filing
• Second arrest warrant issued for man charged in home improvement fraud
• Illinois woman pleads guilty to sexual battery
• Artist to have open house in courthouse rotunda
• UPDATE: Linton mayor dies from heart attack
• BREAKING: Silver Alert issued for Loogootee woman
• NEW: Top Indiana election official indicted on 7 counts
• Bayh College professors speak to university leaders in Nigeria
• NEW: Indiana House speaker set to fine boycotters
• Hi-99 disc jockey Barry Kent makes the Hall of Fame
• B-SIDES: Parent involvement can change education in ways that new laws can’t
• Sit-down fails to end Statehouse standoff
• Officials correct zoning split issue
• Boxer-clad truck driver arrested for driving while on pot
• Goetz Printing & Copy Center avoids scam attempt
• Mistrial declared in Gaston habitual offender enhancement
• WTHI owner Lin TV battling with Dish Network
• Iraq must address void created by exodus of middle class, professionals
• Company nominated by ISU senior receives finalist honors
• UPDATE: Indiana House leaders meet but no deal to end boycott
• is hosting a leadership presentation on Tuesday night (7 p.m.) in the Hatfield Hall Theater with successful entrepreneur/leadership advocate Alan Zimmerman. The title: "The Leadership Payoff: How the Best Leaders Bring Out the Best in Others . . .
• Officials seeking grant to raise Hulman Lake dam by 5 feet
• American Cancer Society closes Terre Haute office
• Red Cross kicks off ‘Save the Day’ campaign
• Overturned semi closes interstate ramp
• Vigo Commissioners approve higher document fees
• Supper to benefit family of man killed by house fire
• Jury finds Gaston guilty after three hours of deliberations
• Vigo County Council members, commissioners weigh in on Statehouse issues
• University awarded 10-year re-accreditation
• We'd love to hear from Rose-Hulman alums on this: What's the most exotic adventure you ever undertook during quarter break? Comment here. Current students can post below.
• NEW: Bosma considers fines for boycotting Democrats
• Rains flood roadways, homes across Valley
• School board to study full-day kindergarten fees
• Events this month to heighten awareness about disabilities
• Plea possible in woman’s molestation charges
• Senior apartments complex opening this month
• Police arrest two after finding mobile meth lab
• Man to get 13-year sentence after guilty plea in shooting
• ISU to host jazz trio March 20
• NEW: Actor Danny Glover urges solidarity for Indiana protesters
• NEW: Study: New Indiana rules lead to fewer teen crashes
• computer science and software engineering students have joined Professor Cary Laxer in Turkey this week to gather information for an international design project with students and faculty at Bilkent University (Ankara, Turkey). Find out the latest in a
• asks: What exciting things are you doing during quarter break, besides catching up on sleep!
• NEW: House Dems stretch boycott into second week
• NEW: Police on lookout for drunken drivers in March
• A noisy and contentious week at the Statehouse
• Message of shared heritage: Black congregations gather for ‘Devil Bustin’ School’
• The Walkout: needed or smokescreen?
• ISP issues 2010 crime stats for local post
• Sentence correction
• Hoosier House Dems vow to stay put
• Vikings celebrate 50 years of history
• West Vigo High School alumni basketball players take the court
• Vigo gushes
• Physician, healer, author to speak at St. Mary-of-the-Woods
• Contractor accused of floating off with flood funds via home improvement fraud
• VCSC exclusions to start March 21 for secondary students not vaccinated
• Indiana Chamber president weighs in on TH Chamber, Vigo schools rift
• SMWC board puts King at head of college
• Meth lab cleanup funding now gone
• Youngest defendant in Alanar case receives six-year sentence
• United Way taps Bernice Helman for campaign chair
• WV Community Foundation gives grants to 99 area not-for-profits
• NEW: Former ISU standout, Indiana Basketball Hall of Famer Steve Hollenbeck dies at 64
• PHOTO UPDATE: Contractor arrested for home improvement fraud
• To keep per-diem pledge, missing House Democrats will have to reimburse state
• BREAKING: St. Mary-of-the-Woods College names Dottie King as 16th president
• BREAKING: Indiana Democrats to spend weekend in Illinois
• NEW: VCSC exclusions to start March 21 for secondary students not vaccinated
• Oil struck in Eastern Vigo County
• Boot Camp: Deming students prepare for next week's ISTEP test
• Terre Haute restaurant facing closure
• Indiana municipal leaders oppose immigration bill
• Riley man facing 4-year prison sentence
• Terre Haute man pleads guilty to hit-and-run death
• Language study opens opportunities for students
• NEW: GOP leader: House Dems aren’t coming back
• INTERSTATE IMPASSE: Indiana House Democrats set up shop in Illinois
• Wabash Valley Democrats defend flight to Illinois
• The walkout: House Democrat says her colleagues were provoked
• Lone House Democrat out of step with party walkout
• Forum begins process of explaining Indiana’s redistricting process
• Mower accident blamed for death of Putnam County man
• Riverscape to tout ‘green’ infrastructure in Terre Haute
• McCain talks politics, social media, her sense of humor in ISU visit
• Greer, Mateo to serve as Women in Science Speakers
• Lab provides new experiences for physician assistant students
• Students in introductory German class learn about culture, language
• NEW: Daniels: House Democrat walkout “complete contempt for democratic process”
• UPDATE: State Reps. Grubb and Kersey explain why they and fellow Democrats left the state
• NEW: ISTA president Schnellenberger: Legislation will have unintended consequences for public schools
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Indiana Senate leader: Labor bill was a mistake
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Boycotting Indiana Democrats caucus in Illinois
• NEW: GOP leader says he won’t negotiate with absent Democrats
• professor Richard House, a former Jeopardy champion, talks how he feels about a computer winning last week's game show tournament.
• Protesters pack Indiana Statehouse, issuing pleas, prayers and threats to slow down disputed legislation
• Study aims to improve city traffic flow over railroads
• Former Brazil clerk-treasurer turns self in to authorities
• Meth bill fails to get committee hearing
• Another plea agreement in Alanar case
• Woodrow Wilson administrators honored
• Veterans Expo scheduled for Tuesday at VFW
• John Cunningham decides not to run for mayor
• Vigo council OKs adding deputy to drug task force
• Colloquium to celebrate International Women’s Day
• UPDATE: Democratic lawmakers leave Indiana amid labor protest
• invites engineers to celebrate. This is your week -- National Engineers Week!
• UPDATE: Former Indiana Sen. Bayh, wife unhurt in New Zealand quake
• NEW: Indiana Senate OKs bill limiting teacher contracts
• NEW: Railroad project will study rail traffic in Terre Haute
• NEW: State treasurer to challenge Lugar in 2012 primary
• NEW: Jonathan Reeves enters plea in church bond scheme
• NEW: Former U.S. Rep. Ellsworth won’t run for Indiana governor
• McNeil of ‘Greensboro Four’ brings message to ISU
• Terre Haute's Skinner teaches civics lesson to pro-union rally
• Workers’ ire rocks Statehouse: GOP prevails as right-to-work bill passes committee
• Terre Haute lawyers contribute to book on state justices
• TH man dies in Center Street house fire
• Early Childhood Center at ISU receives Paths certification
• Teens to bring awareness to underage drinking
• Clarence Major lecture, exhibition and poetry reading set
• NEW: Indiana panel OKs labor bill as unions protest
• BREAKING: John Gregg giving governor run 'serious thought'
• final exams have started for the winter quarter. Did you ever use all four hours to take a final exam? What are your survival tips?
• Looking up at Terre Haute's high-achieving African-Americans: Downtown banners honor black trailblazers
• At winter’s pause, washing away grime
• junior Andrew Milluzzi, a young LEGO master, helps bring a LEGO Chess exhibit to the Terre Haute Children's Museum on Saturday. He talks about how LEGO can get youths interested in engineering and science.
• Work under way to support long-abandoned mine caverns below airport runway
• 2010 a record year for meth in Indiana
• Children often overlooked in meth battle
• From homes to vehicles, meth labs can call just about anywhere home
• STATE OF THE STATEHOUSE: A powerful opponent takes aim at gun bill
• Former clerk-treasurer for Brazil under investigation
• King LEGO
• Sweet Saturday
• Group hopes to bridge lines between religions
• Union organizers hope to rally public opposition on ‘right-to-work’ legislation
• Vigo aims at expanded full-day kindergarten
• All top TH officials seeking re-election
• Molestation case results in 35-year sentence
• ISU moving to performance-based faculty evaluation system
• Progressive closes Terre Haute claims office
• Member of Greensboro Four to speak at Indiana State
• TH firefighters honored for extraordinary service
• Room and board increase is smallest since ‘99
• NEW: GOP-led Indiana House panel OKs new budget proposal
• Crow Patrol protecting our city
• Love files for mayor’s race
• Crews already battling potholes
• ISU trustees to review residence fees
• Mom arrested after allegedly leaving children home alone with dead body
• South student charged with voyeurism
• Police seeking pipe bomb information
• ISU student charged with voyeurism
• Hamilton Center CEO to retire
• Construction company employee arrest for theft
• NEW: Tony George appointed to Hulman & Company board
• NEW: Vigo schools schedule revised
• NEW: GOP budget includes major shift in school funding
• NEW: Panel OK’s pulling Ind. Planned Parenthood money
• B-SIDES: It’s time we all admit it: ‘Everyone Loves a Legend’
• Brazil man jailed for alleged Facebook threats against Terre Haute City officials
• Pipe bomb discovered across road from Federal Prison Complex
• Cut jet engine would have meant 200 new jobs in Terre Haute
• Indiana State to cut 16 more positions
• City officials report Margaret Avenue work on schedule
• Time running out to file assessed value challenges
• Labor unions work to raise profile in Statehouse
• ‘Year of the Horn' featured at annual scholarship concert
• Ondimu to speak on Kenya’s health system
• Meghan McCain kicks off spring speaking tour at ISU Feb. 23
• Physician assistant studies program launches in College of Nursing, Health, and Human Services
• NEW: House votes to kill pricey jet fighter engine
• Historical preservation group buys downtown building
• ISU may purchase parking garage
• Union Hospital Foundation nearing fundraising goal for renovations to labor and delivery unit
• Gun bill raises concerns across Indiana
• New city park nearing completion
• Locks of Love helping kids grow confidence
• NEW: Panel backs bill on tracking meth ingredients
• 2010 alumnus Colin Shipley, a robotics engineer, was profiled recently in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Find out about the exciting things he has been doing.
• Move-in begins at new downtown business
• Alorica adding 100 jobs
• Restoring air power: Turbines Inc. returns 100th plane engine to service
• Vigo Schools fear bills’ effects
• Graysville charter gets crowd approval
• Lowest bid for ambulances not best, city board decides
• Ivy Tech search begins
• Bill cuts tuition aid to some vets’ kids
• Vermillion woman who had been missing, found unharmed
• Dad admits guilt in child neglect case
• Emeriti professor submerges self in hobby
• Financial industry analyst to discuss bankers’ pay regulation during visit to ISU
• Happy Valentines Day to all Rose-Hulman couples. Share with us your love stories: How you met, your favorite places on campus and how your love has endured throughout the years. Love is in the air!
• UPDATE: Missing woman found unharmed
• Valentine's Day Embrace: Group delivers hugs to people who need them
• A jammin’ good time: Hall of Fame adds 21 musicians
• Rose student helped devise game — and bring it to town on Saturday
• Hotter debate ahead: Expect both sides to use new census data
• Police ask for help in locating missing Vermillion woman
• Prosecutors seek sentencing reform to hit ‘worst’ criminals hardest
• Life on Underwood Settlement
• Making a SPLASH
• Brown Bag program to focus on crow problem
• Wins keep adding up
• Ice storm costs Vigo schools $30K-$50K
• Education reform fires up Valley residents
• Vigo schools aiming for shot clinic success
• Economy looks strong for farmers, agricultural economist says
• Lawmaker offers bill to boost public parks funding
• Body found outside Clinton residence
• Three arrested in connection with hit-and-run fatality
• Crawford County child porn suspect arrested in Tennessee
• Early Childhood Education Center receives Paths to QUALITY Certification
• Professor emeritus awarded top education honor
• NEW: Crawford County child porn suspect arrested in Tennessee
• BREAKING: Body found outside Clinton residence
• NEW: Ilinois senator proposes minimum wage of $10 an hour
• The Giacoletto Family has endowned a faculty chair in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering in honor of alumnus Lawrence Giacoletto, a former EE professor at Michigan State University.
• Addio, Bella Rossa: Owner of popular downtown eatery plans to close shop on March 31
• Community rallies to save teacher
• Census data show Vigo population growth
• Military says Mubarak will meet protesters demands
• ‘Real Men’ wrap up reading program
• City Council hears update on northside transformation plans
• Long-missing World War II Hutsonville airman to be buried
• Federal inmate sentenced to additional time
• Parke County town welcomes back Navy vet
• NEW: Census data shows city, county population growth
• Scott College of Business reorganizes, adds department
• NEW: Long missing World War II airman from Wabash Valley to be buried
• Mom's Day information for April 30 has been posted on the Parents' Association web page. Make your reservations online now.
• ISU grad experiencing turmoil in Egypt firsthand
• Duke Bennett aims to reduce election costs
• Vigo Chamber chief lobbies legislators on meth bill
• No voting centers for Vigo until at least 2012, clerk says
• Vigo company seeks $5.4 million tax abatement
• Adoption of new flood maps moves forward
• Teen jailed in residential entry case
• Vigo 911 director search down to 3 candidates
• Vigo key in Black History Challenge
• NEW: Vigo Schools taking get-tough approach on student immunizations
• NEW: AMC Entertainment closes theater in Paris, Ill.
• Post-grad student returns for visit from Egypt
• NEW: Panel OKs bill saying life begins at conception
• NEW: Indiana attorney general says immigration for feds
• City Council to consider ordinances, requests by Fire Department, Mental Health Association
• warm up with some cool jazz from Ruthie Foster on Thursday night in the Hatfield Hall Theater -- part of Rose-Hulman's Performing Arts Series.
• Groundhog Day Economic Forecast 2011: Optimistic outlook
• MARK BENNETT: There was a flicker of light in Tuesday’s economic presentation
• Valley teachers join Statehouse rally
• Flu outbreak widespread in Indiana
• Critics of sentencing reform raise questions about cost, impact
• Authorities still seeking tips on Monday morning robbery
• Police investigating Sunday attempted armed robbery
• Truck driver makes court appearance on pot charges
• George’s ISU directing debut set for Indianapolis concert
• Business analysts predict economic growth in 2011
• NEW: Vigo schools back to regular schedule
• NEW: Legislative Redistricting presentation reset for Feb. 23
• AET fights back from bankruptcy
• Statehouse Salute: Indiana House, Senate honor TH as Community of the Year
• Colleges need to help vets adjust, expert says
• Indiana may get head start on political mapmaking
• Man sought in C-store robbery
• Driver arrested after 125 pounds of pot allegedly found
• Man admits to burglary; sentencing set for May
• Breastfeeding Coalition receives two new resource publications
• Police jail two in the case of the pink dog
• Reelsville man faces charges in bobcat trapping investigation
• ISU to host Jazz Festival Feb. 19
• Distinguished jazz artist to perform with ISU trio
• Make plans to attend Sycamore Hoopla Feb. 12
• Indiana State to offer professional MBA program in Hendricks County this fall
• UPDATE: All Norris Electric customers have power; EnerStar down to 1 remaining outage
• NEW: Indiana House budget leader expects plan next week
• ‘Citizen lobbyist’ fights tree topping
• THE OFF SEASON: Lessons learned from the night the ice fell
• Guitarist Marc Rogers to join Hall of Fame with 20 others
• Indiana State student wins ring to highlight Tribune-Star Bridal Showcase
• Pets also need extra care during frigid weather
• Winter Wonder when will it end Land
• Frozen Assets
• Plan commission to consider apartments, new flood maps
• State of the Statehouse: Spending money rises for Hoosiers
• Terre Haute man Tased, jailed
• Soup’s On
• The Woods to cut four programs
• After a week of ice, Valley residents brave the weather for First Friday fun
• Terre Haute business leaders take wish list to Bucshon
• Soup Bowl Benefit on for today
• Crow Committee to resume Monday
• SERVPRO’s ISU fan appreciation day coming up
• Plea negotiated for Alanar defendant
• Drug dealing suspect takes 15-year sentence in plea bargain
• Wabash Valley Bridal Showcase coming up Sunday
• NEW: Norris Electric in Illinois works to restore service
• Catching the wind: Planning for a wind turbine
• UPDATE: Need for Red Cross shelters ends as residents return to homes
• NEW: St. Mary-of-the-Woods College announces academic changes
• Two emergency shelters remain open
• Sullivan teams compete to 'Lighten Up'
• Duke’s ‘army’ restores power
• CANCELLATIONS, CLOSINGS
• NEW: Crow Committee to resume operations Monday
• NEW: Deming Park to reopen today
• Tanoos: School year will be extended
• Life in the spotlight nothing new for U.S. attorney
• Bloomington doc’s federal trial delayed to May 2
• Linton man sentenced for Riley bank robbery
• NEW: Red Cross updates shelters open in Wabash Valley
• MORE CLOSINGS, CANCELLATIONS
• UPDATE: Duke Energy works to restore power in Terre Haute area by midnight Friday
• Vigo County EMA UPDATE: travel status alert rescinded; free meal at Ryves Hall today
• NEW: Vigo schools closed Friday; several other events canceled, postponed
• NEW: City Council sunshine meeting canceled
• BREAKING: I-70 rest stop temporarily closed following crashes
• CANCELLATIONS, CLOSINGS
• UPDATE: Indiana Blood Center: Nearly 1,000 donations behind in three days
• NEW: Health Department cancels TB test
• NEW: State emergency officials urge patience, caution in storm recovery
• Subzero temps slide in after ‘epic storm’
• Duke adds reinforcements to attack load of outages
• Hospitals use disaster plans to meet needs
• Blood needed after storm knocks out drives
• Outage causes nursing home residents to be moved for care and safety
• University to re-open, Early Childhood Center on delay
• NEW: ISU returns to normal schedule
• DELAYS, CLOSINGS: VCPL closed Thursday
• DELAYS, CLOSINGS: Employee Assistance Program closed
• DELAYS, CANCELLATIONS, CLOSINGS: Afternoon updates
• NEW: Weather related injuries increases
• UPDATE: Current Red Cross shelters
• UPDATE: State continuing to cope with weather emergency
• NEW: Warning level downgraded to level 2
• BREAKING: Vigo County Schools closed Thursday
• NEW: Greene County Red Cross opens two emergency shelters
• Duke restoring power, but what’s ahead adds worries
• NEW: Union Hospital activates disaster plan
• CLOSINGS update
• ADVISORY Feb. 2: Travel considered extremely dangerous in many areas
• Ice cripples Wabash Valley
• National Guard on duty to offer aid, rescue
• Business ‘real slow’ at ISU, as the campus takes a day off
• Storm slams into business as usual
• University closed due to severe weather
• NEW: Red Cross shelters opening due to severe weather
• DELAYS, CLOSINGS: UAP Clinics closed today and Wednesday
• DELAYS, CLOSINGS: Rose-Hulman cancels classes; Doktor Kaboom Feb. 2 show postponed
• BREAKING: House and Senate cancel sessions for the day
• DELAYS, CLOSINGS: Vigo schools closed Wednesday
• BREAKING: Indiana National Guard mobilizes for storm
• Tribune-Star upgrades its ‘smartphone’ look
• WEATHER UPDATE: Road conditions reports
• DELAYS, CLOSINGS: Old National banking centers closing early
• UPDATE: Estimated Power Outages
• BUSES PARKED: City Buses not running due to power outage
• United effort found way to surpass goal
• Valley readies for icy blast
• Road crews, police beefing up to meet weather woes
• Advocates oppose cut to CHOICE aid for seniors
• ISU to participate in Recyclemania, Energy Competition
• New Play Festival runs Feb. 16-19
• Coached to Coach: ISU grad heads swimming program at Maryland college
• University closed due to severe weather
• NEW: Community, school events canceled, postponed
• WEATHER UPDATE: Midwest, Plains brace for massive winter storm
• BREAKING: Governor directs Homeland Security to coordinate storm preparations
• NEW: Former Sen. Evan Bayh joining Washington law firm
• NEW: More than 2,400 Americans seek Egypt evacuation
• NEW: Indiana lawmakers working fast on unemployment fund
• Icy days looming for Valley
• 4-H keeps kids active all year long — not only at the county fair
• ‘I’m the 4-H lady,’ retiring educator says
• State of the Statehouse: A mother speaks … will the legislature listen?
• 1,008 governments about to be cut?
• South grad on the frontlines helping Afghanistan establish its own air force
• INDOT: Section of historic ‘National Road’ now rerouted
• Bridal Showcase only one week away
• United Cerebral Palsy of the Wabash Valley works to raise $65,000
• Redistricting presentation coming up Feb. 3
• Wabash Valley businesses team up to help Catholic Charities
• Charter renewal meeting coming up
• Networks Financial Institute at ISU names winning research papers in national competition
• With goal in sight, volunteers hit the town on United Day for United Way
• ISU program aims to help law enfocement, Homeland Security
• Indiana health officials unveil 10-year plan to reduce obesity
• Second Democrat throws name in primary ring for mayor’s race
• Roadhouse closing creates confusion
• Two face felony drug charges in Parke County
• Two jailed after Friday armed robbery
• Bayh College of Education turns to social media to connect with students
• Book signing, reading planned for ISU alumnus’ historical-fantasy novel
• Valley residents urged to March for Babies
• University to launch mobile app
• Big Dig: Work under way on new headworks facility for wastewater treatment plant
• Pittman leaving Ivy Tech-Wabash Valley
• Pastors stage forum on school racism
• Employers in dilemma over 'parking lot' gun parking law
• Today is double homicide anniversary
• ISU student reports assault, robbery
• Search for wanted woman leads to three WTH arrests
• Summer trial date set for former Brazil police chief
• Hit-and-run car located
• Man who allegedly shot at police, barricaded self in eastside home files for insanity defense
• Darwin Day speaker to discuss origin of bird species
• The Spencers to perform Feb. 14
• BREAKING: Police find vehicle believed involved in fatal hit-and-run
• NEW: Ivy Tech announces leadership changes
• is the land of opportunity as nearly 90 companies and approximately 300 recruiters/representatives -- several of them alumni -- came seeking students for full time, internship and co-op positions.
• Wabash Valley Homeless Coalition conducts 2011 Homeless Point-in-Time Count
• Lighten up: Traffic signs get facelift
• Conservation project tax impact concerns raised
• Felon receives 16 years on rape, incest conviction
• Bill to ban schools from promoting referendum tax hikes gains support
• Not-for-profits receive more than $113K from trusts
• Brazil breaks ground on water tower
• Professor Emeritus Tom Mason's column that's featured on today's Inside Indiana Business website examines the lessons that public education can learn from manufacturing. Some good thoughts and perspective on this issue.
• Sony moving 150 jobs to Terre Haute
• Vigo to conduct school-based immunization clinics
• Class Action: Indiana teachers unions labor to deliver message to lawmakers
• ISU unveils plans to renovate oldest academic building on campus
• Feds file complaint against Michigan abduction suspect
• Quincy man injured in crash in Owen County
• VCSC worried about school safety on Election Day
• Parkinson’s support group to meet Friday
• ISU, fraternity team up for charity event that promotes weight loss
• NEW: School district, medical providers, offer free immunization clinics for eligible students in grades 6-12
• Enrollment’s coming up roses
• VIDEO: Parke County girl makes national news - with her paragliding dog
• has topped 4,000 applications for the first time in school history! There are considerable increases in women and international student applications.
• Man police say fled into river to be back in court Feb. 7
• Teen driver hurt when car hits school bus
• Space study of old Y gets board OK
• Grant allows CASA Kids to help Valley families with daycare expenses
• Plan to control wastewater gets hearing; on to state
• 12-year-old dies after hit-and-run
• Two open houses set this week to explore river corridor project
• June trial set for man charged with battery resulting in injury
• Lawmakers taking bets on how to protect charity gaming
• Prom dress sale set in Parke County
• New simulation center is joint venture with Union Hospital, Ivy Tech
• The Off Season: Pass a ‘midnight dreary’ with The Big Read
• has anyone seen Rose-Hulman shown in the background of scenes on the ABC television show "The Middle," about an Indiana family -- in the Crossroads of America? If so, what is shown, where is it at and what episode did you see it?
• Daniels still eyes cutting township government
• Event teaches math, science 305 years after Ben Franklin's birth
• Man in jail after police say he ran from traffic stop, jumped into Wabash River
• Rose-Hulman fraternity hosts annual SADD Games
• Indiana State enrollment up again
• Volunteers brave elements to help with Habitat house
• Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation grants continue to help reduce mortality rates
• Suspect pleads to residential entry
• Candidates file for primary election
• Webster returns as interim South athletic director
• $3.3M flood control project slated to be finished by September
• Skinner: Meth bill may be tough sell
• Information panel to discuss redistricting
• Valley sees coldest temps this winter
• ‘United Day for United Way’ takes aim at agency’s goal
• Civil Engineering Department is seeking project ideas for the spring quarter's freshman design course. Projects must be completed within 10 weeks. If you have an idea, conctact Professor John Aidoo. He would love to hear about it.
• is excited to bring Punch Brothers to the Hatfield Hall Theater for tonight's show. This group gives new meaning to bluegrass music.
• Film critic and talk radio host to speak in conjunction with University Speakers Series Feb. 2
• Fulbright Scholar experiences many firsts at ISU
• Feds study charges against man held in alleged kidnap
• Bassett one of three arrested after traffic stop
• Bennett gets nearly $40K in donations in 2010
• Truck accident victim named
• Proud daughter’s website honors all in military
• Winter wallop: Snow woes slow drivers, schools
• City closely eyes space in Riverbank
• DELAYS, CLOSINGS: Vigo, Clay schools on 2-hour delay Friday
• NEW: Webster named interim athletic director at South
• WEATHER UPDATE: Advisory through sunrise Friday includes drifting snow, sub-zero wind chill
• and President Matt Branam are being featured tonight in a special WTHI-TV show highlighting Terre Haute as Indiana's Community of the Year. Watch the show promo that features President Branam. The show is being broadcast at 7:30 p.m.
• NEW: ISP reports multiple slide-offs in Valley, two Vigo County crashes
• Several candidates file for 2011 primary
• Fatal crash under investigation
• Man dies after being accidentally run over by semi
• Quick action and a team of heroes save the life of a 14-year-old in sudden cardiac arrest
• Mayor Bennett files for re-election
• Education bills go well beyond big issues
• CSO plan displayed for public Monday
• NEW: Names released in Tuesday stabbing incident
• NEW: Woman dies, another hurt in Greene County crash
• NEW: Vigo and surrounding counties designated natural disaster areas
• BREAKING: Jury finds Timko guilty on all counts in child molestation case
• NEW: U of Indy picks Waltman’s ’96-’97 team for its Hall of Fame
• NEW: Filing period opens for 2011 municipal primary elections
• Health chief singles out Terre Haute for lack of trauma center
• Grant to help market ex-Pfizer property
• Laughing with the message
• Nation files first campaign finance report
• Jury sees graphic video on first day of Timko trial
• Vigo commissioners OK sale for unpaid taxes
• Police investigate eastside stabbing
• Former TH police officer sentenced
• Pedestrian struck while crossing 13th Street
• Arrests made in theft of guns from Illinois motel
• Sweet sound: Department changes to School of Music
• ISU student lends a hand in Los Angeles
• FATAL CRASH UPDATE: Terre Haute woman killed in Sunday crash; husband in stable condition
• NEW: State schools superintendent in Rockville for discussion on teacher quality
• Crawford police seek gun robbers
• Coming to America: Rose prof offers advice on achieving success
• Woman dies, man hurt in northside wreck
• Dance troupe urges young people to connect with others
• Children’s Museum seeks volunteers for session Thursday
• 'Dreams can come true': Terre Haute Olympian shares his life in parallel to King’s
• Some legislators sending social media messages live from Assembly floor
• NEW: Sullivan's Smith to announce commitment to ISU
• NEW: RCA's charter renewal meeting reset for Jan. 31
• NEW: Woman killed, man injured in Sunday crash; names yet to be released
• K-9 crimefighter: Bark, bite, bust
• State of the Statehouse: But do Hoosiers WANT reform?
• Cold forecast postpones ‘United Day’ to Jan. 28
• School of Thought: Tanoos says education system not broken
• Truck collides with school bus; no serious injuries
• Vets working to establish a Gulf War memorial
• E-tracking not stopping meth production
• students honored for winning this year's Mr. Rose Pageant, organizing good deeds for the community and career interests in civil engineering.
• Nephew of civil rights leader speaks at ISU's annual King Dinner
• Borders did not introduce Sharia bill
• School, city ‘bankruptcy bill’ introduced
• CSX: Railroad crossing repair disrupted by winter weather
• Lt. Gov. Skillman honors Carlisle PLUS team
• Good Samaritan robbed of wallet on I-70, police say
• MLK Day activities abound in Terre Haute
• Workplace smoking ban passes Council
• Terre Haute PolyOne employees facing temporary layoff
• Former Rockville town manager pleads guilty, sentenced on theft charge
• West Terre Haute man receives 6-year sentence for intimidation
• South Vigo athletic director resigns
• Daniels names ISU grad head of Dept. of Corrections
• Speedy trial for Custer
• Governor Daniels unveils proposed two-year budget
• Proposed budget further cuts Indiana State University's allotment
• State senator has survey online
• Catered Cabaret planned at ISU for Valentine’s Day
• Financial expert to give keynote speech at 2011 Indiana Leadership Economic Forum
• BREAKING: ISU faces deeper budget cuts under governor’s proposed budget
• NEW: Health officials speak out in support of city smoking ban
• A Lego store is coming to Indianapolis -- the Castleton Square Mall -- in early April!
• Defense issue delays rape, incest sentence
• Some councilmen want ordinance now, others want to wait
• Judge finds cause for arrest in abduction
• Owners, managers not concerned about businesses going smoke-free
• County officials took first step, enacted ordinance in 2007
• Change to smoking ban measure expected
• is bringing The House Jacks to the Hatfield Hall Theater on Friday night for a Performng Arts Series concert at 7:40 p.m. Tickets are still available. Should be a fun time -- thanks to corporate sponsor Arcelor Mittal! Learn more at www.hatfieldhall.c
• Student Athlete Advisory Committee to receive national community service award during this week's NCAA National Convention. This active group organized a campus and community collection drive that helped Haiti residents following last year's d
• students, faculty, staff and recent alumni collaborate on a robotic arm exhibit that's captivating budding engineers and scientists at the Terre Haute Children's Museum.
• Lawmakers find agreement in sources of revenue stream
• June trial date set for Terre Haute parents charged with neglect of a dependent
• Proposed smoking ban has veterans, fraternal organizations worried
• 66 percent of bar employees against smoking ban
• Police arrest alleged abduction suspect, free 14-year-old
• History professor receives Fulbright award to teach in Germany
• Attorneys to ask Obama to grant Ryan clemency
• Vigo school events canceled; snow makeup day May 9
• WEATHER UPDATE: Winter storm slows traffic throughout Indiana
• Mother admits guilt in neglecting preschoolers
• Shootings bring flashback to Indiana chief justice
• Porn charge changes to obstruction
• Woman pleads guilty to welfare, Medicaid fraud
• Accidental rifle discharge causes injury to local man
• Attempted murder charges dropped, then refiled
• City Council ponders overriding mayor’s veto
• Bar owners opposed to no-smoking rule voice their concerns
• 12-year-old airlifted after ATV accident
• Patel chosen as 2011 Vigo School Board president
• WEATHER ADVISORY: Hoosiers encouraged to prepare for coming snow storm
• NEW: Duke Energy and Progress Energy to merge
• NEW: Winter Weather Advisory issued for Wabash Valley
• The Off Season: ‘Too old and too lazy’ to deal with coyotes
• Tracking Ghosts: Group researches the paranormal
• Bosma says he’s still looking for bipartisanship
• ‘Godly manner’ plea goes unheard
• The WILL Center to be featured during Indiana State basketball game
• State has to cut another $1B from budget, Kersey says
• Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches Hall of Fame finds home in Terre Haute
• Light House Mission offers $80K for Washington school building
• Globetrotter ‘Buckets’ Blakes shares excitement with Valley families
• Wabash Valley Girl Scouts learn the ins and outs of the cookie business
• Communication key, new Council prez says
• No easy ride for Sunday sales of motorcycles
• Police find 90 grams of pot
• Clay Habitat up for Pepsi Refresh grant
• Accused Terre Haute prison drug smuggler wounded in shooting
• Police make arrest in June arson
• Toy inventors talking at Rose
• alumni toy inventors Michael Gramelspacher and Rory Sledge are returning to campus on Monday to make a presentation on innovation, entrepreneurship and being a success in a competitive marketplace. They developed the Rubik's Slide, one of the hotte
• NEW: Prosecutors: Ex-Illinois Gov. Ryan visited ill wife
• NEW: 103K new jobs in December point to slow, steady growth
• Security improves at school meetings
• Council debates snuffing out smoking
• Hanging on to Hope: Needed facility upgrades force Clay residential treatment facility to close
• DNA lands Valley man in jail on sex charge
• Ex-Brazil police chief charged with official misconduct
• Convict’s molestation sentencing delayed
• Students arrested for selling faux drugs
• Sweet Savings: Technology change allows Parks Department to cut costs in maple syrup process
• Trial date set for mom in son’s death
• Now in office, Vigo Sheriff Ewing begins organizing department
• Biology speaker series begins Jan. 18
• Pianist Alpin Hong to perform Jan. 19
• Swarm of beekeepers challenge proposed zoning ordinance that would sting practice
• City Council eyes workplace smoking ban
• Former Vigo superintendent Cottom led schools through tough times
• Vigo County CASA Kids competing for Pepsi Refresh Grant
• Terre Haute man gets 3 years for battery
• Fire damages home; no injuries
• UPDATE: Lura Lynn Ryan, wife of former Illinois Gov., in intensive care
• BREAKING: ATV driver dies from injuries sustained in crash
• BREAKING: Car-train collision injures driver
• Mark Bird to lead Vigo County Council
• Man in critical condition after Tuesday ATV accident
• Cause of death determined for Sullivan man
• Linton man accepts plea in Riley bank robbery
• Man charged in deadly crash granted property bond
• Man witnesses fall, comes to aid of Terre Haute woman
• Sanitary Board to seek grant for dam work
• Indiana has a long history of quakes
• Wabash Valley United Way querying community on issues
• Chad Anderson pleads guilty to stabbing roommate
• Two Indiana State professors receive grants for financial research projects
• NEW: State Police arrest former Brazil police chief
• Hatfield Hall Theater is the place to be for entertainment this month -- showcasing four Performing Arts Series shows and four international films. The good times start on Monday night with a performance by The Russian National Ballet.
• Jeff Sokol is introduced to the campus community, the football team and media on Monday. Plans to keep the good times rolling on the gridiron!
• Pair faces June trial in paraplegic’s death
• Ciolli to lead Vigo Commissioners in 2011
• Next stop, smoother railroad crossings
• Nonprofits gain online savvy from Woods' social media students
• Man hurt in accidental shooting
• Robbery suspect faces June trial
• Student-athlete juggles basketball, studies
• EcoCAR team is featured in Inside the Green Garage's behind the scenes look at the EcoCAR: The New Challenge competition. Watch our team hit the streets to showcase the student-developed hybrid SUV. Also, see our students talking about what they h
• congratulates chemical engineering alumnus Robert Wilkins for being confirmed as U.S. District judge for the District of Columbia by the Senate. The long wait is over!
• Downtown Terre Haute begins year with new leadership
• With postseason on the line, Colts’ fans show support for team
• Gov’s future a hot topic of conversation
• Baby new year arrives
• Benefactor returns kindness shown years ago by Maple Avenue United Methodist Church
• Hundreds welcome 2011 with non-alcoholic fun at Club Soda
• Crowd packs Ohio Building for Odyssey New Year’s Eve event
• Plans in the works for large 9/11 anniversary event
• Terre Haute leaders optimistic about 2011
• Teenager airlifted to Indianapolis hospital after accidental shooting
• Valley embraces unseasonable temps
• Red Cross reminds Valley residents about tips to prevent fires
• New Year brings new e-scrap disposal law
• Officials: Celebrate — but be safe
• Mullican appointed to fill empty seat
• An End-of-Year Tribune-Star series — Today: Higher Education
• Former Riverbank employees looking for ‘closure’
• Northern Indiana rattled by earthquake
• West Terre Haute man jailed after child allegedly molested
• Terre Haute man arrested on warrant stemming from alleged sexual misconduct
• Time capsule found in cornerstone of former school
• Schools chief in Clay to retire
• Man who lost fingers to sword charged with criminal recklessness
• Vigo residents don’t bypass Census; county hit hard by property tax changes
• NEW: Clay superintendent retires
• Clay County traffic stop results in foot chase, discovery of meth lab
• South athletic director on leave
• BENCH MARK
• Terre Haute man sentenced on charge stemming from involvement with drug trafficking ring
• Food services contract to save county $155K
• Health care costs plaguing budget
• Attempted abduction results in 20 year sentence for Alabama man
• Daniels sees bright signs amid dark U.S. economy
• An End-of-Year Tribune-Star series — Vigo County Schools in 2010
• Bizarre kidnap attempt of baby tops year’s crime log
• Jingle sales, jingle sales: Day-after-Christmas business strong
• In Vincennes, it’s melons that drop at midnight
• About this series … and calendars
• Can this year’s ribbon cuttings lead to a brighter future?
• One dies in early morning car crash
• Volunteers find grateful recipients of Christmas baskets
• Lawmaker: Communities hurt by road closures
• From the Publisher: A mother’s lasting legacy of love
• Tax bite helps fight ‘puppy mill’ breeders
• Inmate fight sends one to hospital
• $2,500 reward offered in string of trestle arsons
• Taking oath of office
• Cunningham files to run for mayor again
• Teen hears neglect charge in baby death
• Ivy Tech gaining old state police post land
• Obstruction case tied to hit-and-run death moved to Fountain County
• Junior Rex members slide the plates
• State’s oldest Legion Post now closed
• Dad accused of choking daughter’s ex in restaurant
• All occupants, pets escape Wednesday morning blaze
• Terre Haute gets win in Congress
• ISU alumni succeed in 'Quest' to make theater more accessible
• Business Advice: ISU students help White Violet Center
• congratulates Melissa Galey for being the first recipient of the Frank Guthrie Scholarship for chemistry and biochemistry students. See other student newsmakers below . . .
• CENSUS: Indiana keeps all 9 House seats
• Commissioners sign contract to continue using Trans-Care
• Farmersburg man jailed for alleged tie with robbery
• Judge upholds conviction of ex-Illinois Gov. Ryan
• Bayh: ‘New decision’ may come later
• Indiana keeps all 9 House seats
• Trial date set for WTH man accused in break-in
• Girl Scouts don’t want Riverbank building
• Husband, wife enter not-guilty pleas on felony neglect charges
• Colts Bleed Blue Blood Drive at Regional Hospital going strong
• Resetting her compass: Teacher returns to West Vigo Middle School with new energy
• asks: What was the year's best technology innovation, and how is it helping you and others?
• NEW: Judge: Ex.-Illinois Gov. Ryan to remain in Terre Haute federal prison
• economics professor Kevin Christ's column is featured on today's Inside Indiana Business website. He has joined other Rose-Hulman colleagues in becoming regular -- and popular -- columnists with this website and e-newsletter.
• Public defender takes case of mother accused in baby’s death
• Couple faces charges in death coroner calls homicide
• THFD union brightens holiday for 81 children
• Vigo high school grad rates rise again in 2009-10
• Board OKs contract to move ahead on wastewater treatment
• Farewell to fallen firefighter: ‘Our department lost a brother,’ Sullivan chief says
• Police probe case of man who lost parts of fingers in club-sword altercation
• New president vows to ‘regain trust’ for NAACP chapter
• Four fewer workers slated for Parks Department
• Community members invited to join students in Masterworks Chorale
• 2001 alumni Michael Gramelspacher and Rory Sledge have developed the Rubik's Slide, one of the hottest tech-savy toys of the holiday season. The electronic puzzle is bringing a new generation to the Rubik's Cube craze.
• has named University of Chicago offensive coordinator and recruiiting coordinator Jeff Sokol as our new head football coach. He will be introduced to the campus community when he begins on January 3.
• Goodwill, ISU offer community ways to keep e-scrap out of trash
• Judges making case for court reform
• Bash Valley Clobber Girls find sisterhood on roller derby rink
• Indiana inmate population up 41 percent since 2000
• Volkswagen COO can relate to ISU grads
• Indiana State graduates winter class of 2010
• ISU economist: Tax deal sets up 2012 election debate
• Tribune-Star columnist McCormick receives 2010 Hubert Hawkins History Award
• Volkswagen CEO offers career advice to ISU graduates
• Memorial service set for fallen Sullivan firefighter
• ISU economist: Tax deal sets up 2012 election debate
• Lawmakers look for ‘smarter’ sentencing
• ISU president seeks review of health benefits
• Renovation of former Federal Building likely to begin in February
• Valley youths’ artwork featured in 2011 Riley Hospital for Children calendar
• Police make additional arrests in WTH burglary
• Bill would ban use of cell phones while driving
• Attorney general investigating Riverbank
• All family brawl takes fantasy out of football
• A classroom full of help: New tutoring program at Hyte Center still looking for students in need
• Part of former high school coming down
• Emeritus professor recognized for student teacher book
• ‘Real Girls Can’t Win’ chosen for theater festival
• congratulates parent Julie Nusbaum for winning Hasbro's Monopoly Money Makes It Real Contest, earning $20,580 for her son's tuition. Read her clever contest entry.
• Ouabache students take in Christmas Around the World
• Bennett to announce re-election bid at ‘appropriate time’
• Riverbank facility’s future still uncertain
• Four vying for Terre Haute City Court judge position
• Teffeteller new CEO at Union Hospital
• Bemis Co. Inc. throws support behind Teen Angels, Little Angel Trees efforts
• Coroner: Sullivan death cause waiting on toxicology report
• Ryves Neighborhood Association votes to expand
• Language professor shares teaching tips in Thailand
• Vigo property tax bills to be on time on 2011
• Former Illinois govenor files new motion seeking early release from Terre Haute Federal Prison
• Professor’s gingerbread house benefits families in need
• BREAKING: ISU, city expected to host 2011 NCAA cross country nationals
• Fred Nation to run for Terre Haute mayor
• Baby-snatch trial date moved back
• Tribune-Star Christmas Basket fund reaches goal
• Society aims to preserve Newport Depot tallgrass prairie
• Deming Park’s Holly Arboretum at its ‘peak right now’
• Tracks in snow lead police to alleged robbers
• Terre Haute man receives 8-year sentence for sexual assault
• Caring for caregivers in Parkinson’s cases topic of program
• Trying to walk home, man dies from frigid temps
• Vigo School Board says no to purchase offer on Washington School
• Paitson store auction set for Saturday
• West T crash claims life
• Winter winners: A first-person perspective on judging Christmas in the Park:
• Vigo schools on two-hour delay Tuesday
• Wintry blast slows traffic, delays Vigo schools
• Lighting the world for those they lost
• Mother chronicles ‘miracles’
• Teen scouting for 100 to join bone marrow transplant registry
• Red Cross, Essence of Red to sponsor adult CPR training
• Terre Haute native’s movie ‘Holiday Baggage’ makes television premiere today
• Vigo school board to discuss sale of former Washington building
• Culinary school instructs in ‘Christmas delicacies’
• Ryves Neighborhood Association staging Holiday Meeting
• 450 ‘tykes’ get bikes from Exchange Club
• Higher ed panel seeks $1.7M cut in ISU appropriation
• Indiana lawmaker revives ‘right to work’ legislation in Statehouse
• Doctor tackles history of Earth in new tome
• Retired Terre Haute Police K-9 officer who died during the summer memorialized
• ‘Cold Men’ walk to battle childhood obesity
• Gymnastics team trying to bounce back after Riverbank closing
• Election cost concerns Bennett
• Blaze destroys camper near Otter Creek Tire
• Four suspects in meth trafficking ring remain at large
• Future of Riverbank assets still unknown
• Indy woman jailed in drowning case
• Speakers set for Indiana State commencement
• The "Cookie Tree" is once again attracting lots of attention -- and holiday memories -- in the lobby of Hadley Hall, thanks to a special elf who is nearby to enjoy the smiles and students' comments.
• Wabash Valley Correctional Facility corrections officer arrested
• Brighter holiday: Eagle Scout project brings joy to Gibault youth
• Vigo officials OK $15K to transition to online application system
• Schools chief apologizes to ‘good teachers’
• Compassionate Friends to host Worldwide Candle Lighting
• City Council taps ‘rainy day’ fund for retroactive raises
• Meth ring busted, 19 people charged
• Martial Arts Academy to honor Riverbank memberships
• December ISU grad goes from home school to teaching degree
• December ISU grad goes from home school to teaching degree
• December ISU grad goes from home school to teaching degree
• students have answered over 15,000 calls already this year through the Homework Hotline, toll-free telephone and online tutoring service. These students are meeting a need in Indiana. Thanks for your efforts!
• City ponders Riverbank’s future
• Police find meth hidden near car’s air filter; two arrested
• Mother of teen who died pleads with court to keep in jail man charged with coverup
• City ponders Riverbank’s future
• Man faces charge in trash bin arson
• Sheriff warns of ‘Ivory Wave’ (no, not Ivory Snow)
• ‘Water walker’ one of many who’ll miss pool
• State ed superintendent Bennett lays out radical makeover
• Children’s choir readying for Friday night concert
• ‘Down the Road:’ ISU graduate student personifies cooperation between Indiana State, Rose-Hulman
• Riverbank Family & Fitness center drowns in red ink
• Some users, employees exercised about abrupt end to Riverbank services
• New police station among Bennett’s plans for next year, he tells Chamber
• Witt steps down from heading Board of Sanitary Commissioners
• Bond raised for driver accused in fatal crash
• State corrections unit going from reimbursement to rent payments
• New arrest in case of teen's hit-and-run death
• Indiana AG warns of threats in medicine cabinet
• Vaughn Reeves sentenced for role in fraud
• advanced transportation vehicle teams talked to the next generation of engineers, scientistis and math problem solvers during educational displays at the Terre Haute Children's Museum. It was a special day for everyone.
• Interest in robotics is at an all-time high on campus. The Alcoa Foundation has provided a $50,000 grant to support the college's robotics initiative -- providing new workstations and state-of-the-art equipment.
• NEW: Former Terre Haute North principal Carl Riddle dies
• English Professor & IRPA Executive Director Julia Williams was featured on NPR's Sunday Puzzle this week after correctly solving last week's puzzle. She certainly has a way with words!
• Indiana legislature grades higher ed
• Tragic loss of therapy cat results in oral folk tradition tome
• Dreaming of a Light Christmas: Family strings together elaborate display
• Magdy’s becomes first CHIP-affiliated restaurant
• Santa, Mrs. Claus keep busy on a cold night
• Patrons bring out holiday spirit for Miracle on 7th Street
• Even those fully vaccinated can still get whooping cough, health official says
• Second warrant issued in hit-and-run
• ‘Holiday Baggage’ carries strong response
• Math adds up to good time plus learning
• Three from Indiana State to attend World Innovation Summit for Education
• BS/BA Senior Exhibition to be on display in Turman Art Gallery
• BFA Senior Thesis Exhibition on display Dec. 8 in University Art Gallery
• Sea lions, dolphins, martial arts part of study abroad trip to Japan
• Theater 101 plays on stage Dec. 10 at New Theater
• NEW: WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 1 AM TO 7 PM EST SATURDAY
• Payroll Changes to monthly leave reporting period
• Free and Open Source Software Conference
• Time change for ‘Women of ISU’
• Sycamore wellness tip
• The Human Resource now available
• New representatives elected for the ISU Staff Council
• January Leadership Consortium Retreat planned
• Farewell reception planned for Worleys
• Steel band and percussion ensemble to perform
• Opening reception of “Junk in a Trunk” tonight
• ISU New Play Readings tonight
• Cast your vote for ISU
• alumnus Nikki (Overman) Lynn had some wonderful things to say about her Rose-Hulman experience in a recent story in her hometown newspaper about being inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame. She states: "While Rose-Hulman is known for its academic
• Man found guilty of child molestation, awaits sentencing
• House of the Christmas Mouse open this weekend
• Downtown comes alive tonight with holiday spirit
• AIDS can be ‘eliminated’ says PATH director
• Council discusses mandated pay increases
• Vigo County middle school students compete in art contest to promote recycling
• Schmooza by the poolza
• Hoosiers sound off: Survey says creating jobs should be top job for legislators
• Keep Terre Haute Beautiful gets award
• Professor studies traditional music in Ireland
• mechanical engineering professor Michael Moorhead is featured in today's Terre Haute Tribune-Star for a presentation made last night about cycling in the Wabash Valley. Moorhead is faculty advisor for Rose-Hulman's human powered vehicle team -
• Our Green Valley Alliance: Terre Haute can be known as bike-friendly
• salutes the record 825 students named to the fall quarter dean's list -- that means 44 percent of the student body had a 3.3 GPA or better for the term. Wow! A total of 505 students had perfect 4.0 GPAs for the quarter.
• United Way reaching for 2010 goal
• Guilty verdict returned in rape, incest trial
• Alleged victim takes stand in rape trial
• ISP issue hundreds of tickets during holiday blitz
• Legislators launch lawmaking process, seek drafting help
• Lawmakers assemble post-holiday wish lists
• Northview featured in national commercial on MTV
• University Club Board open house set for Dec. 10
• Cookie donations needed for annual cookies and punch event
• Tickets on sale for Jingle Bell Rock
• Landini Memorial Speaker Series features creative writing
• ¿Habla español? Last conversation table of the semester Thursday
• Deadline nearing for distance learners to submit papers
• Are You Ready for Finals?
• Speaker today for Our Green Valley Alliance for Sustainability
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Chair massages available Thursday at the SRC
• Schwartz to defend dissertation
• Faculty invited to apply for development stipends
• Cookbooks for sale
• Payroll tax-reporting reminders
• Take the Climate Action Sustainability Survey
• Deposits for ISU Scuba Spring Break trip due today
• HMSU seeks input through survey
• Free condoms and HIV testing today
• Two ISU grads named Indiana Principal of the Year
• NEW: More than 120 dogs seized in Greene County
• Advanced Transportation Systems teams will be at the Terre Haute Children's Museum on Saturday (2-5 p.m.) to let area youths see sustainable technology in action. Part of the display will be the EcoCAR hybrid vehicle, Human Powered Vehicle project,
• congratulates Andrew Jones for receiving the Jess Lucas Alumni Leadership Award. The honor recognizes a former residence life staff member for career achievement and community service. Andrew is director of quality for Roche Diagnostics in Indianapolis
• NEW: ISP troopers kept busy on icy roadways
• Students march against violence
• U.S.-China war for Korea ‘unlikely,’ says ISU professor
• Rotary foundation distributes grants
• Valley health officials promote education on World AIDS Day
• DNA evidence expected today in incest trial
• Jury seated in Robert Posey trial
• Brazil man arrested on suspicion of bike theft
• Rector Rockhill Scholarship honors memory of Putnam County educator
• Liu invited to attend Qatar world education summit
• Trucker faces negligent homicide in fatality
• Trial starts in case of man suspected of rape, incest
• Schools told no more cuts in 2011
• Christmas tree takes its place in center of downtown
• Vermillion police seek liquor store robber
• Arrest in fatal hit-and-run: Police charge woman in 13-year-old’s death
• Couple hopes to open new pet rescue center
• Police probing drain cleaner ‘bomb’
• Indiana Special Olympics co-founder recalled fondly
• Man guilty of abduction
• Public relations students offer tips to young professionals at national conference
• New play readings to be presented at ISU's New Theater
• Miami Prize: Team earns trip for winning NASCAR competition
• BREAKING: ISU's Miles MVFC Coach of the Year
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Are you ready for cold and flu season?
• Flu shots available at the Health Center
• Holiday Virus Awareness
• ISU United Way campaign accepting pledges and donations
• Upcoming OLLI presentation focuses on Crimestoppers
• Take Back the Night Rally and March set for Tuesday
• Panel discussion examines violence and abuse on campus
• ISU in the news: Political scientist quoted in New York Times
• Bridgeton welcomes crowds to alternative Christmas shopping experience
• Two face charges after chase
• Hoosier artists’ music raising funds to fight Alzheimer's
• Author cooks up second helping of U.S. 40 treats
• As Center City turns 12 years old, how should we judge it?
• From The Press Box: Waltman reception highlights ISU reunion
• Indiana’s court cases outgrowing population
• No one hurt in fire that destroys mobile home
• Archaeologists studying site for new county park
• USA Today beholds Swope as art to praise
• Vigo courts to launch caseload redistribution
• Many merchants see steady business on ‘Black Friday’
• Traffic stop results in arrests on drug charges
• Arts community helps raise awareness of hunger in Valley
• Six Vigo Title 1 elementary schools benefiting from 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant
• Christmas Basket Fund gets big kickoff
• Lifeline/211 Call Center battling fiscal difficulties
• Group aims to protect Native American mound
• Discussion to focus on cycling issues facing Valley
• McLean uses music to battle bullying
• Auditor’s office urges property taxpayers to file for deductions before Dec. 31
• Graesch, Boyd return for Wind Ensemble concert; Keiser to direct Symphonic Band
• ISU Networks Scholars have new opportunities through professional development, scholarship program
• 2008 civil engineering alumnus Nate Bloss is making a difference in the Peace Corps in Namibia. After spending two years there, Nate will soon be moving to Kenya for his next assignment.
• asks: What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving? We'll start the list . . . "I am thankful for our free and open society that continues, in spite of so many distractions, to protect our personal liberties and rights." - Rose-Hulman Pres
• Hospital planning construction
• Light House Mission delivers 1,350 Thanksgiving baskets
• Sentencing phase of Vaughn Reeves Sr. trial postponed
• Vigo schools improve AYP standing
• Seventeen Vigo schools improve state ranking
• Hymera man facing felony charges on alleged theft, meth lab
• Winds bring down tree on power lines
• Truck driver awaits formal charges in crash
• President, VP make historic Kokomo appearance
• Board in Class: Students confront ethics in business during simulation
• Board seeks more info before selling old school
• Whooping cough not yet hitting Wabash Valley hard
• TH Board of Works moves closer to approving plan
• 2 fire safety centers on the way
• Holiday food for the firehouses
• NCAA Cross Country: Gusty winds match gutsy efforts
• Clay woman badly hurt in crash
• Sullivan woman dies in wreck
• Ruling to cost city more than $500,000
• Nursing, allied health students join IU med students for inter-professional education
• Instructions available for fall 2010 commencement
• Conference and Event Services accepting reservation requests for 2011-12.
• Writing Center to close at 3 p.m. Thursday for Thanksgiving Break
• Be aware of holiday-related Internet viruses
• Death of James Earl Zwick, professor emeritus
• Professor emeritus Howard McMillen dies
• Feel safe @ ISU
• Lambda Lambda chapter of Kappa Kappa Isi is selling cookbooks for the holidays.
• Tickets now on sale for Yuletide Madrigal Feaste
• Tickets available for Masterworks Chorale concert
• ISU principal prep students outperform others on test
• BREAKING: Chelanga, Cowboys repeat wins at men’s NCAA cross country
• BREAKING: Wildcat women take individual, team NCAA titles
• watch all of the fun that students in Mechatronics course (ME 430) had this fall. This section of the course was taught by David Fisher.
• has had an Academic All-American student-athlete in each of the past 25 years -- the sixth longest streak among all American college teams! We are listed with Nebraska, 40 years; Georgia, 32; Bucknell, 32; Wisconsin, 32; and Penn State, 30. Rose-Hulman
• New Tech’s the new way to teach at some Indiana high schools
• Rituals, hanging out, talk of who will win fill the night before national cross country championships
• Meb the marathon man impresses with his life’s lesson
• Club Soda distributing food baskets, along with its substance-abuse support
• Jane Ross Taylor
• Legislature to see new blood, changing demographics
• Tribune-Star Christmas Basket Fund striving to raise $20,000 for 500 baskets
• Terre Haute is runners’ capital for the weekend
• Remaking Indiana's Schools
• Construction begins on New Margaret Ave. apartments
• Hoosier voters mainly saying no to school funding
• Ceremony honors those lost, away from home, in service
• North Pizza Hut WingStreet opens Monday
• Driver seriously injured when semi smashes into back of SUV
• Couple making afghans for soldiers
• Ivy Tech interested in acquiring former State Police post
• One dead in Clay County single-car accident
• 85-year-old Norma Williams selected as national substitute teacher of the year
• Name of Thursday fire victim released
• Olympic runner to sign book Sunday
• ‘Bid United’ attracting more interest
• Author to sign book as part of Christmas Bazaar
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Caleb Mills Award nomination deadline today
• Make reservation requests for 2011-2012 academic year
• Statistics workshop set for faculty
• Dell orders must be made by Dec. 3
• Change in travel planning
• Fall 2010 Faculty Distribution of Effort reports due
• Water and Other Elements exhibition at ISU
• Take the Climate Action Sustainability Survey
• Fraudulent email alert
• Professor emeritus James C. Tyson dies
• MFA art exhibit on display in Bare-Montgomery Gallery
• Interim VP for Academic Affairs & Dean of Faculty Bill Kline is a panelist in today's discussion on how the state's educational institutions intend to meet the human captial needs of Indiana's life science firms. The panel is part of
• BREAKING: One airlifted from wreck near Terre Haute North Vigo
• students develop several iPhone applications during a new course taught this fall by ME professor David Fisher. Neat stuff!
• Alleged gunfire gets man arrested
• Crow Committee pleased with efforts
• Benefit Bowl to help long-time kegler
• Red Cross launches holiday campaign
• Cooks gather for 'Taste of Home'
• Mom works tirelessly for Riley Hospital
• Employers hear update on drug use in Wabash Valley
• State Police nab suspect in Bloomington robbery
• Campus group part of national name change for Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
• BREAKING: Terre Haute resident dies in house fire
• Writing Center to close for Thanksgiving
• Dell orders must be made by Dec. 3
• Children’s Museum open house set for Nov. 22
• Take Back the Night rally, march set for Nov. 30
• Theaterfest takes place today
• Water and Other Elements exhibition at ISU
• Feel safe @ISU
• Nominees needed for Caleb Mills Award
• Fan bus traveling to Notre Dame Nov. 30
• Statistics workshop set for faculty
• Webinar on improving student learning set for Nov. 22
• Fall 2010 Faculty Distribution of Effort reports
• ISU United Way campaign accepting pledges and donations
• Taste of Home Cooking School comes to Hulman Center tonight
• Judith Campbell, professor emerita, dies
• Tickets available for Masterworks Chorale concert
• Steel band and percussion ensemble to perform
• Take Back the Night rally, march set for Nov. 30
• President Bradley named ABET Fellow
• Christmas in the Park lights up Dec. 6
• HERO teens help fight bullying
• Volunteers urged to "dive in" the web
• Catholic Charities gets refrigerated truck, funds from Walmart
• Salvation Army kettle campaign opens for the holiday season
• Planned Parenthood offering flu shots
• City to repay downtown project debts early
• Agency announces review results
• Principal for a Day: Mel Burks among guests impressed by the experience
• ISU’s Staff Council needs your help to collect needed items
• Defensive Driving Class set for Friday
• Friday is deadline for nominating faculty for Caleb Mills Award
• I.S.I.S. collecting new or slightly worn winter coats
• ISU Orchestra Concert tomorrow to feature competition winners
• Theaterfest celebration set for tomorrow
• Social science research colloquium today
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Reception to honor students contributing to Rhoads Art Gallery set for today
• Flu shots available at the Health Center
• St. Jude Children's Research Hospital fundraiser set for today
• Reservations still being taken for spring break trip to Florence, Italy
• Office of Sponsored Programs to offer grant writing workshops
• Tickets now on sale for ISU Yuletide Madrigal Feaste
• Cindy Trowbridge to present ‘Muscle Pain: To Stretch or to Strengthen?’ on Nov. 23
• CIRT sponsoring webinar on Nov. 22
• Terre Haute Children’s Museum to host partnership building event with institutions of higher education
• University community encouraged to inform Office of Diversity about events highlighting diversity
• ‘Take Back the Night’ events to be held on Nov. 30
• three student teams are participating in this year's International Capstone Design Fair in Seoul, South Korea. Great international experience and adventures. And, yes, a couple of students had to take their final exams during the trip!
• Simple request to all Rose-Hulman students: take a picture at 7 pm on 11/10/2010. Granted it was 10th week (week just before finals), and most folks were studying as they should, but gotta love all the smiles and fun they had with it. Look for another
• Christmas decorations go up on downtown lampposts
• Statehouse organization day opens with surprise gesture of bipartisanship
• Accident sends adult, 4 children to hospital
• Online holiday shopping costs state millions in lost sales tax revenue
• Wabash Valley Muslims celebrate Eid Al-Adha festival
• Homestead exemption survey finds ‘questionable’ land
• Agreement calls for other charges to be dropped
• City, county discussing use of land around Memorial Stadium
• Sanitary Board picks city CSO plan
• New Center for Collaboration provides students, faculty a place to mingle, discuss research
• Students step up and Bless the Mic
• Friday is deadline for nominating faculty for Caleb Mills Award
• Taste of Home Cooking School comes to Hulman Center on Thursday
• ISU Orchestra Concert on Thursday to feature competition winners
• Reception to honor students contributing to Rhoads Art Gallery set for Wednesday
• Social science research colloquium scheduled for Wednesday
• I.S.I.S. collecting new or slightly worn winter coats
• St. Jude Children's Research Hospital fundraiser set for Wednesday
• Feel safe @ ISU
• Presentation on higher education, patriotism and veterans scheduled Wednesday at Westminster Village
• Cold/Flu prevention tips offered by Student Health Promotion
• Office of Sponsored Programs to offer grant writing workshops
• ISU community encouraged to inform Office of Diversity about events highlighting diversity
• Reservations still being taken for spring break trip to Florence, Italy
• Terre Haute Children’s Museum to host partnership building event with institutions of higher education
• ISU’s Staff Council needs your help to collect needed items
• Cindy Trowbridge to present ‘Muscle pain: To Stretch or to Strengthen?’ on Nov. 23
• ‘Take Back the Night’ events to be held on Nov. 30
• Defensive Driving Class set for Friday
• is hoping safe travels for its' students during the quarter break. If possible, get some rest BEFORE taking a long trip home to enjoy the holiday!
• Building students' education: High school students helping restore home
• Third man suspected in beating turns self in
• Father held in Greene County on suspicion of battering infant
• Police arrest two on suspicion of sexual crimes involving teen girls
• State troopers patrolling for drunks
• Do Not Call deadline today
• Wild turkey surprise: Vigo man bags rare feat
• Family deals with son's attack by pit bull
• Union Hospital Foundation eyes $125K for birth unit
• Carmel High School won its second staight school title in the Rose-Hulman Math Competition, which attracted nearly 400 students from 24 schools in Indiana, Illinois and Iowa. Five students posted perfect scores in the 20-problem, one-hour exam. Congrat
• New on-line surplus pickup request system
• Open enrollment for benefits
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Donate books to Library
• Center for Community Engagement seeking service award nominations
• Bakerman Research Awards seeking student entries
• University Club Thanksgiving Dinner Nov. 19
• Honors Student Association selling CANDLES Holiday Peace Cards
• Fan bus traveling to Notre Dame Nov. 30
• Style show to benefit students
• Blumberg Center program looks at assistive technology
• Upcoming OLLI lecture spotlights patriotism of educators
• University Speakers Series wants to hear from you!
• Up ‘til Dawn fundraiser set for Nov. 17
• Chiarella to speak at ISU
• Tickets now on sale for ISU Yuletide Madrigal Feaste
• Financial expert to discuss economic affairs in Evansville
• Some state reps still want same-sex marriage law
• Hart-Craig new NAACP president
• Daniels wants teacher merit pay, but who decides who gets it?
• Education expenses rising at higher rate than enrollment
• ADA to be topic of audio conference
• Daniels pushes educational reform to cut costs
• 4-year-old spiffing up headstones in honor of veterans, relatives
• GOP gains underestimated in election model
• Country music legend Kathy Mattea is performing tonight in the Hatfield Hall Theater -- the latest in a great lineup of shows in this year's Performing Arts Series. Join in the good times!
• Hunters across Wabash Valley ready for start of Indiana firearms season
• Millions of state government documents now accessible online
• Plane makes emergency landing
• Indiana Guardsmen training for new security mission
• United Way online fundraiser starts Sunday
• Burn ban in Edgar County
• Union Hospital reopens walk-in clinic
• Elections for Terre Haute NAACP chapter are Sunday
• Friday morning accident sends one to hospital
• City to decorate on Tuesday
• International Idol set for Sunday night
• 'Year of the Horn' concert set for Sunday in Recital Hall
• Fire Department to train on campus Saturday
• Indiana package liquor association seeks ban on high-energy alcohol drinks
• WTH Council names new wastewater treatment superintendent
• Multi-vehicle accident shuts down Indiana 46 near Riley
• General tells veterans to 'tell your stories'
• Marines do readiness training at eastside park
• 'Lest we forget': Military Veterans recognized across Wabash Valley
• Feel safe @ ISU
• Greene County man arrested on multiple felony charges
• PRAXIS I Study Session Thursday in COT
• Retired officers enjoy gathering as part of MOAA
• Social Science Research colloquium next week
• Parkinson’s support group to meet
• Webinar on minorities in higher ed set for Wednesday
• Morning semi-trailer crash slows I-70 traffic
• Open house Tuesday will highlight MBA program
• Esquire magazine writer Tom Chiarella to speak Tuesday
• Honors Student Association selling CANDLES Holiday Peace Cards
• Accreditation team to visit campus next week
• You've seen the photographs, now read the story about the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering's fall robotics challenge. These first-year students came up with some neat ideas!
• Mark Bennett B-Sides: TH native hopes her movie is holiday classic
• Helms to defend thesis
• Police arrest second person in alleged beating
• Kistler to defend dissertation
• City renames walking path for veterans
• Donate books to library
• Central 911 dispatch, in service two weeks, gets high marks
• Employee feedback requested to assess training needs
• Honey Creek honors military, others who protect the public
• Career Center available to present about resources
• D.C. ‘insider’ brings observations on politics to ISU
• Funding available for students' course-related domestic travel
• War experience against two enemies: Vet wrote history of his service for granddaughter
• ISU Scuba program plans Spring Break trip to Bahamas
• 181st squadron back home again
• Join the ISU Holiday Choir
• Open house offers information about MBA program
• Cardio H20 canceled on today
• Style show to benefit students
• International Idol to be held Sunday
• Chemistry Nobel Prize winner to speak at ISU today
• ISU’s Veterans Appreciation Day and Wreath Laying Ceremony today
• Parade steps off at 10 this morning
• Vigo launching school bully prevention plan
• Experiences worth a million, local soldier tells Ouabache students
• Vet kept Bronze Star secret, even from family
• Sycamore wellness tip
• NCA/HLC to visit to campus, open meetings
• Donation goes to THSO’s future
• University Club board’s annual Thanksgiving dinner set for Nov. 19
• Two arrested after fighting with police outside downtown bar
• Undergraduate Inquiry Forum scheduled for Nov. 15 and 16
• Sheriff looking into other synthetic ‘fake weed’ products
• ‘Year of the Horn’ event scheduled for Sunday
• Police make two more arrests in confinement case
• Employee feedback requested to assess training needs
• Trial date set for alleged baby snatching suspect
• Come join the ISU Holiday Choir
• Sisters of Providence display biomass boiler system
• Part of Fourth Street on campus to be closed Thursday morning
• Feel safe @ ISU
• Nobel Laureate to make two presentations Thursday
• Jade Garden to help Study Abroad Taiwan students Nov. 15
• ISU to host Veterans Appreciation Day on Thursday
• Open Source Software Conference set for Dec. 3 from 1 - 4:30 p.m.
• Going Global: New department in ISU’s College of Technology reflects growing mindset in construction
• Council of Undergraduate Research Registry now available
• Research office gets new name, director
• Career Center presentations available for classes
• Style show to benefit students
• ISU Scuba Program offering spring break trip to the Bahamas
• President Bradley to speak at Columbia Club about higher ed accountability
• Deadline for Bakerman Research Awards is 2 p.m. on Jan. 21, 2011 for 2010 academic year
• Chiarella to speak at ISU
• Funds available to support faculty, undergraduate students in course-related domestic travel in spring 2011
• Fair Board wants to crack down on driving violators
• Office of Sponsored Programs to offer grant writing workshops
• Commissioners vote to review Vigo homestead exemptions
• Cardio H20 canceled on Thursday
• State Chamber of Commerce honors City at banquet
• Inaugural NCAA Initial Eligibility Seminar scheduled for Monday
• Program to explain the Rural Health Innovation Collaborative set for Wednesday
• Eugene Robinson to discusses the news Wednesday
• ISU NASCAR Kinetics team wins national competition
• Runion named Forest Council's "Individual of the Year," Krull named to executive board
• Jasonville woman critical after being stuck by car
• Group questions Chauncey enrollment loss
• Tuscany reopens after brief closing
• Library workers facing higher insurance costs next year
• Terre Haute native pens 'Corky and Lizzie: A Visit from the Tooth Fairy'
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Woman sent to hospital after wreck on U.S. 41
• November edition of ‘The Human Resource’ now available
• Pair gets 1-year suspended terms
• Council of Undergraduate Research Registry now available
• Classroom building at emergency training site gets conditional OK from Board of Works
• Open Source Software Conference set for Dec. 3 from 1 - 4:30 p.m.
• Winding through the woods: Elliotts dedicate trail on land deeded by President Polk
• Generations to have holiday lunch on Nov. 17 and 18
• Big turnover in Indiana’s House delegation starts next week in lame-duck session
• Jade Garden to help Study Abroad Taiwan students Nov. 15
• Undergraduate Inquiry Forum scheduled for Nov. 15 and 16
• Free and Open Source Software Conference scheduled for Dec. 3
• Want To Play Sports After High School?
• Auditions for Vagina Monologues
• University Speakers Series wants to hear from you!
• Eugene Robinson discusses the news Nov. 10
• What is the RHIC?
• Wabash Valley Pride monthly meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday at Vigo County Library
• Music education major crowned 2011 Miss ISU
• Sullivan Countian finds the lure of tournament fishing
• Re-enactors visit St. Mary's cemetery to study history
• Skakespearean actor bringing words alive
• Feel safe @ ISU
• Health officials close Tuscany briefly
• Board considers Jim Jones Court
• German students experience life in the Wabash Valley
• State’s top vote-getter credits Chrysler bankruptcy fight for election win
• Educational Heritage Association commemorates site where Benjamin Harrison School once stood
• Center growth awaits ‘financial piece’
• Police identify man in fatal crash
• Judge finds probable cause for arrest of man who allegedly stole truck
• Clay County man gets 23 years stemming from 2009 death
• Chicken noodle dinner set Nov. 13
• Holocaust survivor tells the tale of ‘The Night of Broken Glass’
• Officials: Truancy efforts working
• Daniels ready to revive past legislation
• CANDLES Holocaust Museum recognizes winners of Holiday Peace Card contest
• Vigo burn ban reinstated
• Generations to celebrate the season
• Two arrested in Vermillion County after police hunt
• Wabash Valley Pride monthly meeting set for Tuesday
• Latin dance lesson canceled on Nov. 8
• What is the RHIC?
• Famed Irish musician to perform at ISU
• University Speakers Series wants to hear from you
• Jam the Bus a success
• ISU in the News: Bradley quoted in Chronicle
• Indiana State to host Diversity Research and Teaching Symposium on Saturday
• Teachers of Tomorrow to take place Nov. 18
• David Hazeltine to perform at ISU
• City hands out arts grants
• Frank Lloyd Wright expert to speak Nov. 18
• Author to sign today at BookNation
• VNA, Hospice, Light House Mission fighting hunger in Valley
• Dance instructor puts North Vigo students through paces
• Sycamore wellness tip
• New U.S. district attorney visits
• Sycamore Student Ventures looking for entrepreneurs
• Council discusses park name
• Employee feedback requested to assess training needs
• Police seek suspects in assault, confinement case
• Undergraduate Inquiry Forum: How can ISU Enhance Student Scholarship, Research, and Creative Activity?
• NCA/HLC visit to campus open meetings
• Landini Speaker: Wurtz to speak on “Arkham Asylum”
• BREAKING: South Dakota to join MVFC
• Feel safe @ ISU
• Indiana State to host Diversity Research and Teaching Symposium on Nov. 6
• Taste of Home Cooking School coming to Hulman Center Nov. 18
• CANDLES Holocaust Museum to commemorate Kristallnacht, announces card contest winners
• Sycamore Student Ventures looking for entrepreneurs
• Terre Haute woman gets 10-year federal sentence for distributing meth
• Eat at Jade Garden, assist study abroad students
• One killed in truck/semi collision outside Paris
• Staff Council Rep sessions Nov. 5 and 8
• After foot pursuit, police arrest man suspected in shooting
• “Real Girls Can’t Win!” opens tonight
• Indiana Statehouse Republicans promise to flex power with civility
• Indiana State to host Diversity Research and Teaching Symposium on Nov. 6
• Grubb wins another term from Indiana 42nd District
• Famed Irish musician to perform at ISU
• ‘Black gold’ in eastern Vigo County?
• Office closed for one hour Friday
• Cardio H20 canceled on Nov. 4 and 11
• Men's basketball game on Saturday moved to noon
• Irish folklore featured during conference
• Robert English to return to College of Technology in July
• Help ISU Jam the Bus today
• Washington Post columnist and MSNBC regular Eugene Robinson discusses the news Nov. 10
• Baseball team offering to rake and bag leaves for fundraiser
• Republicans take both contested races in Clay County
• Alumni Association accepting nominees for G.O.L.D. award
• Democratic unopposed races dominate in Vermillion
• Jade Garden to help Study Abroad Taiwan students on Nov. 15
• Greene goes red: Republicans take all but two county races
• HLC Review Team to visit campus Nov. 14-17
• Republicans sweep Parke in ‘no surprise’ election
• Latin dance lesson canceled on Nov. 8
• Democrat Bill Thomas bests Republican Craig Bales in county council
• Staff members invited to ‘Rep Sessions’ on Friday and Monday
• Vigo School Board: Tammy Pearson bests 3-term incumbent Joe Minnis
• Irish folklore to be featured at ISU
• Republican Brad Anderson captures 5th term on council
• Mitchell to perform in Faculty Artist Series Thursday
• At least two Indiana House seats move from Democrats to Republicans
• Folklore conference set for Thursday and Friday
• Greg Ewing cruises to win in Vigo sheriff’s race
• Theater department’s ‘Real Girls Can’t Win’ to start Thursday
• Modesitt locks up 2nd term as Vigo prosecutor
• Ceramics Guild hosting Chili Fest at Mogger’s Restaurant today
• Local physicians to discuss returning to Vietnam in discussion this afternoon
• The Race Way: Students pit against others in NASCAR contest
• Diversity Week continues today
• Financial expert to discuss economic affairs in Merrillville
• Visiting cellist to perform this evening
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Simms, Krasnican to present piano recital
• Jazzman’s offering pies for the holidays
• ISU Orchestra Concert to feature competition winners
• Certain courses to start enforcing prerequisites in Spring 2011
• WTH may face suit on stormwater plan
• Baseball team offering to rake and bag leaves for fundraiser
• Police probe possible theft of gun from man found dead
• Employee feedback requested to assess training needs
• Heart attack kills firefighter
• Sycamore Update Announcement Form now available
• Folklore conference set for Thursday and Friday
• Mitchell to perform in Faculty Artist Series Thursday
• Visiting cellist to perform Wednesday evening
• Public Safety cancels siren test
• Diversity Week starts today
• Guest speakers to discuss religious pluralism at ISU Thursday
• Stabbing leads to charges against man
• Developers eye new eastside housing
• Trial date set for suspect in home invasion
• Feel safe @ ISU
• Cell tower to join bell tower
• Cardio H20 class schedule changed
• VIGO VOTES: 2,525 cast early ballots; polls open 6 to 6 today
• November edition of ‘The Human Resource’ is now available
• No bail reduction for woman accused of child neglect
• Jazzman’s offering pies for the holidays
• Man faces multiple charges in case involving struck child
• Certain courses to start enforcing prerequisites in Spring 2011
• Prerequisite Pilot Program to begin Spring 2011
• Candidates for lesser known offices offer civics lessons
• Schools hit with ‘tsunami’ of funding issues
• Nurse educator chosen for leadership development program
• Property tax cap impact on students varies throughout Indiana
• Chemistry Nobel Prize winner to speak at ISU
• NAACP elections set for November
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Lunsford: What I did on my summer vacation
• Cardio H20 class schedule changed
• New TV show filming at Crossroads Dragway
• Taste of Home Cooking School coming to Hulman Center Nov. 18
• Election forecast: Cloudy skies ahead for Dems
• "The Scarlet Letter" coming to Tilson Auditorium Nov. 6
• Valley man's 106-foot corn hole toss being sent to Guinness
• Auditions for Vagina Monologues
• Final Call for G.O.L.D. Award Nominations
• Sycamore Update Announcement Form Now Available
• Diversity Research and Teaching Symposium scheduled for Nov. 6
• Showing of
• Siren test cancelled
• Employee Feedback Requested to Assess Training Needs
• Putnamville State Police Post conducts inspection
• Fast food restaurant owner to pay $150K in sexual harassment suit
• Harman to speak on Jane Austen Thursday
• Turman Art Gallery hosts student digital art exhibit
• Mitchell to perform in Faculty Artist Series
• “Real Girls Can’t Win” at New Theatre Nov. 4-6, 11-13
• Sycamore Nursing Clinic offers immunizations for 6th through 12th grade students
• ISU students use new Sales and Negotiations Laboratory to reinforce what they learn
• ISU’s Networks Financial Institute recognized for student development program
• House fires seen by THFD as potential arsons
• State sees flu as nothing to sneeze at
• Social media used in campaign attack
• Democrats stage rally to encourage supporters to keep fighting
• Dollars & Sense
• State’s plan to take over failing schools meets opposition
• Hospital Foundation presents Weinbaum, Baur awards
• Officials: Graduating about to get harder
• "For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots" to be shown at Library
• Vigo middle school volleyball teams take steps to battle breast cancer
• ISU’s NASCAR Kinetics team to host official NASCAR Viewing Party for Talladega event
• Take steps to prepare for a happy Halloween
• Help ISU Jam the Bus!
• Salvation Army begins Christmas assistance applications
• Folklore conference set for Nov. 4-5
• ISU grad featured among nurses who are changing the world
• Folklore Archives joins Wabash Valley Visions and Voices
• Anthony Williams emcees ISU Fashion Design Showcase
• Contemporary Music Festival set for Oct. 27-29
• ISU Recycling Center, TREES Inc. partnership receives environmental award
• ISU Foundation hires development officers for Arts and Sciences, Indy region
• NAACP reforming local unit
• West Terre Haute to enforce new animal control law
• New justice on the bench
• Marine's sacrifice: Vet brings message of loss and hope to Honey Creek students
• Coats among speakers at Tea Party event
• Man suspected of throwing rock at police car, thefts
• Teen’s death still being reviewed
• BREAKING: South Vigo student at White House Science Fair
• Attorney and student advocate to discuss campus computing and the law
• New jurist a ‘warrior’ for the rule of law
• Performance, pay for teachers link getting stronger
• Good Shepard Baptist Church gets ready for 13th annual Fall Festival
• Dozens take part in annual Vigo County Crop Hunger Walk
• Shooting victim identified
• Halloween Parade
• Student organization to help community with tire inflation, cost savings
• 14-year-old dies in hunting accident
• ‘Pence Road Team’ campaigns in Valley
• Valley woman tackles 60-mile hike for breast cancer research
• Sewage treatment improvements to eliminate ‘rotten egg’ smell
• 8th District hopefuls Libertarian Cunningham, Dem Van Haaften to debate Tuesday
• Free tickets available for U.S. Senate debate
• Covered Bridge Festival benefitting from ideal weather conditions
• Clean coal activists take mobile classroom to Bridge Festival
• Clay County crash kills passenger
• Towing business owner touts rotational system for county
• Police arrest 2 ex-Edgar correctional officers
• Judge sets April date for cold case trial
• Election 2010: Thomas raises most in school board races
• Gambill posts $355K; Heaton raises $198K
• Prosecutors race has generated more than $77K in donations
• City council to consider changes to tax abatements
• School counseling program receives innovation award
• Financial expert: People must decide what kind of economy will help country move forward
• Lambda Chi Alpha Summer Work Weekend
• University Art Gallery to host retrospective art exhibit
• Union’s ‘Ozonator’ reducing medical waste to confetti
• To cap or not to cap? Four panelists split on tax issue
• Gambill, Heaton counter claims
• RECYCLING SUMMIT: Lack of data limits goal-setting, coalition director contends
• RECYCLING SUMMIT: Three-fourths in Vigo favor more attention for recycling, study finds
• Arrest made in cold murder case
• BREAKING: Police arrest suspect in cold case killing
• Broadcast Hall of Famer to discuss book at Cunningham library
• Set Sale: Professor creating, expanding sales education opportunities for students
• Author: Terre Haute needs to embrace Wabash River
• Union workers protest outside candidate Bucshon’s Terre Haute office
• Defense attorney: Alanar just ‘went under’
• Money issues dominate Neighborhood Summit
• ISU Foundation announces Football Campaign
• Vigo County rehearses voting tabulation system for Nov. 2
• OLLI fundraiser Saturday
• Learning from Yellowstone: Teachers take lessons to classrooms
• Towing service wants county to change to bid system
• Sauna, massage therapy now available at SRC
• ISU presents Fall Choral Showcase on Oct. 22
• 7 legends join Walk of Fame on Wabash
• Reservations now being taken for spring break study abroad trip to Italy
• Physician assistant program awarded accreditation
• Rec Sports/Group X schedules affected for fall break weekend
• Homecoming 2010 is here
• Writing Center locations to close for fall break
• Trustees approve restructuring of family and consumer sciences; table revised tobacco policy
• Social science research colloquium tomorrow
• Nurses, docs need to improve communication, ISU survey finds
• New start time for commencement
• Gift from Scott College alumni funds Max E. Douglas Student Advising Suite
• Public invited to ‘Campus and Community’ lunch event today
• Indiana State Honors four with Distinguished Alumni Awards
• Study Abroad Fair held today
• ISU to host two events for Money Smart Week® Indiana
• The Office of Information Technology issues warning about fraudulent e-mails
• Princeton Review ranks MBA program in ISU’s Scott College of Business among the best for fifth consecutive year
• Communities must work together to address dropouts, educators and community leaders say
• No students hurt in wreck involving Clay school bus
• Family Day scheduled for Oct. 30
• ISU student teaches technology to teachers
• Trial likely to begin today in first of four Alanar Inc. cases
• Sycamore wellness tip
• Sycamore Educator’s Day set for Nov. 6
• Greene County teen hurt when her car overturns
• AlShammari will defend her dissertation
• New parking lot for ISU baseball field is test of ‘green' asphalt
• Burn ban issued for Vigo County
• Konan will defend dissertation
• Incoming class of students is largest in 145-year history of ISU
• Jan. 4 trial date set for accused robber
• Alanezi to defend dissertation
• Athletic training students study causes, treatment of heat stroke
• Firefighter of the Year honored for saving child from death
• Recruiter with Federated Mutual Insurance Company to visit campus Oct. 28
• Wind Orchestra to perform first concert under new director
• NEW: I-70 Lane Restrictions Begin Tonight East of U.S. 41
• Cyclist taking chance on raising $40K for brain research
• Woods Day Care/Pre-School plans open house Sunday
• State rep hopefuls face voters
• Chase ends in damage to Salvation Army
• Westminster launches internal recycling project
• Safe Zone: ISU’s Bradley urges opposition to gender discrimination
• Trash talk goal of recycling summit at Rose
• tate extends ‘mosquito-hunting’ as virus spreads
• Foundations donate $70,000 to aid Sullivan County projects
• Charities gambling
• Clay County Community Foundation completes grant cycle for year
• Ex-Valley pastor’s Ponzi scheme trial to start Tuesday
• League of Women Voters, Tribune-Star staging Candidates Forum
• Alumni, students pack streets for ISU Homecoming traditions; Sycamores outplay redbirds on the field
• ‘Local Legends’ to be inducted to Walk of Fame
• Firefighters show the difference sprinklers make
• Sidewalks packed but peaceful for The Walk
• Two Vigo County fourth-graders share a special bond on 10/10/10
• NEW: USAC driver Shane Hmiel injured in Action Track crash
• It’s off the campaign trail for Indiana’s appellate judges up for retention
• Board OKs new ISU staff salary schedule
• Former Terre Haute Family Y disaffiliating with YWCA
• Trial set for March 22 for father whose son was shot in abdomen
• 3,500 residents without power after early Friday accident
• Honey Creek Fire Department to set fires today for educational purposes
• A year later, fatal hit-and-run remains unsolved
• Barnes & Noble project nears completion
• Vigo group outlines tax cap problems
• Poll: Rural Hoosiers want smoke-free environment
• ISU trustees to consider fines for smoking
• Clay County mirrors overall results of smoking survey
• Opponents of amendment to put tax caps in constitution face uphill battle
• City Council hears resolution concerning multiple tax abatements on businesses
• Homecoming drinking under scrutiny
• Wabash Valley Community Foundation awards grants to 16 agencies
• New Deer Creek Fish and Wildlife area in Putnam County will open almost 2,100 acres to public
• Car, semi crash closes U.S. 40 near Clay-Putnam line
• Memorial Ride planned for Saturday to benefit Hope Center Foundation
• Lost Creek’s Audrey Baker honored for her efforts on Pride Path
• Shadow Asylum Haunted House
• Officials probe Wednesday fire on southeast side
• State treasurer hopeful touts plan to grow jobs during TH stop
• 97th annual meeting of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce packs Hulman Center
• Influenza vaccine abundant this year
• West Terre Haute man faces multiple charges after police pursuit
• Linton man formally charged in bank robbery case
• ISU Foundation to give away gift cards during homecoming parade
• State police enforce school bus stop arm law
• Indiana program helps parents find quality daycare
• Gift to help keep Deming Elementary students, staff fit
• More funds help Honey Creek-Vigo Conservancy District
• Sheriff’s Dept. looking for help to ID robbery suspects
• ISU students rally to get out the vote
• Police inquiry leads to three arrests
• Readers' Forum: Oct. 6, 2010
• Linton man admits to investigators he robbed Riley bank
• Vigo candidates state positions at forum
• Indiana schools preparing for Great American Shakeout
• Pharmacy raid warrant remains under seal
• Terre Haute man gets 20 years for storage burglaries
• Terre Haute Children’s Museum to be on cover of Indiana tourism travel map
• ‘I believe in dreams,’ says CBS newsman
• Man arrested on suspicion of breaking into cars
• Gibault resident arrested on sexual battery charge
• Luncheon focuses on child abuse warning signs
• BREAKING: Ron Howard to direct story of Terre Haute native Jill Bolte Taylor
• Valley brings message of love for Westboro Baptist protesters
• Middle Eastern Fest draws hundreds
• State receives grant to assess prehistoric earthworks
• 3,200 participants pack downtown for Race for the Cure
• Researchers’ ‘truthiness’ website to monitor viral campaign activity
• Growth in a Pioneer Village
• Group to review resource concerns
• Two South Vigo teachers honored
• Second Saturdays to look at The Woods
• League of Women Voters, Tribune-Star schedule candidate forum Tuesday
• Wabash Valley Human Resources Association’s seminar to promote economic growth
• Rose-Hulman crowns queen, plans multitude of homecoming activities
• Valley dealing with how to handle Westboro Baptist protest
• Natalie Overton wins, as Dancing with the Terre Haute Stars raises $103K
• Ryves announces contest winners
• Motorists reminded to watch for deer
• A taste, a toast for a cure
• Author to sign book today at downtown shop
• Thinking pink: Ribbons atop Courthouse lit for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• You can help Children’s Museum win $50,000 grant
• City removes ‘unsalvageable’ downtown trees
• Brian Acklin hears formal charges in son’s shooting
• City officially opens eastside trail connecting two parks
• Power outage cancels some school events
• City Council votes down firefighter raise
• Summit works to halt dropouts
• UPDATE: West Vigo High School events canceled after power outage
• Daniels receives conservation award
• CODA candlelight vigil to honor memory of victims
• Peacefield Equine Sanctuary expands with help from grant
• Deming to expand school day half hour
• Homeless man gets 20-year sentence for child molesting
• Jihad being waged online, speaker says
• Hoosier Lottery reverses declining sales
• Relatives of 12-year-old gunshot victim make court appearances
• City Council hits snag voting on employee salaries
• TREES Inc. celebrates 20 years of growth
• Police clamp down on school bus stop arm violators
• Ivy Tech-Wabash Valley chancellor takes medical leave
• Accused arsonists hear formal charges
• Bond reduction denied in carjacking, robbery case
• Ouabache teachers receive surprise gifts
• Charges formalized in firehouse theft
• Altrusa gives $25K grant to Vigo Schools
• Register to vote online, or on your smart phone
• Eight make court appearances on Parke drug charges
• Two arrested near reported meth lab
• High noon holdup: Authorities looking for man after eastside bank robbed
• Two teens killed in late-night collision
• Greene County accident kills one
• Culinary delights: Wabash Valley restaurants serve up variety of food for March of Dimes fundraiser
• City finds groundwater contamination
• More face charges following shooting
• BREAKING: Gunman robs Vigo County Federal Credit Union
• Child shot; dad jailed on neglect charges
• Terre Haute Children’s Museum wraps up opening weekend
• Hotline reports up after child deaths
• Health officials: Don’t forget about rabies
• Plan to reduce raw sewage discharges into Wabash River enters final stages
• League of Women Voters makes registering to vote easy for Wabash Valley residents
• Crowd in the thousands packs downtown for Children’s Museum opening
• New $5.6M Terre Haute Children’s Museum opens its doors to the community
• Fire destroys condemned house in Prairieton
• Terre Haute Chamber looks to work, celebrate and relax with annual meeting
• Wabash Valley youngsters eager to check out new Children's Museum
• Columbia prof to speak on ‘Civil Liberties, Surveillance and Terrorism’
• Ellsworth, Bayh tour state on campaign trail
• Terre Haute Chamber plans events to celebrate ‘Community of the Year’ honor
• From the Publisher: The driving forces of the Terre Haute community
• Accused arsonists make court appearance
• Pancake breakfast highlights issues of hunger in the Wabash Valley
• Newspaper carrier helps nab firehouse robber
• 8th District candidate meets with biz leaders
• College Democrats work to get out the vote
• Death Notice: Sept. 24, 2010
• Identity of fire victim released by police
• Sin City Saloon damaged by fire
• Terre Haute fire chief confirms meth lab caused blaze
• It's time for the Terre Haute Street Fair
• Suspects charged in blaze that injured two
• Two men alleged to be running Medicaid scam
• B-Sides: Terre Haute Children’s Museum getting ready for marathon grand opening weekend
• ISU, Ivy Tech dedicate new Veterans Resource Center
• TREES Inc. ‘Limbing Up’ event set Saturday
• Motor behavior specialist to speak at Parkinson’s Support Group
• Suspect wanted by U.S. Marshal’s arrested near Terre Haute
• Terre Haute man arrested after striking visitor with bat
• Community leaders come together to promote literacy
• Three federal inmates sentenced for possession of contraband
• Indiana whooping cough cases skyrocket
• Fire injures man, destroys home
• Terre Haute Children’s Museum reaches fundraising goal
• Vigo Commissioners pass responsible bidder ordinance
• Arrests made in Greene County
• Vigo County Council approves 2011 budget
• No injuries when semi rolls over on I-70
• National Alpaca Farm Days on Saturday and Sunday
• Agency hoping for Foundation grant
• Mayor, Council look over 2011 City budget
• Early harvest: Late-summer weather has farmers in the fields ahead of schedule
• City to dedicate new Brown Boulevard on Wednesday
• VCSC gets official enrollment numbers for school year
• Four Vermillion youth arrested in vandalism investigation
• Meeting to discuss Pregnancy Center in Parke, Vermillion counties
• Down syndrome support group working to get information to Valley parents
• Chamber uses ‘D.C. Fly-In’ to lobby for another prison
• District 8 hopeful Van Haaften gets his motor runnin’ for campaign event
• Pro, con or in between, Wabash Avenue bar trek is becoming a ISU Homecoming tradition
• ISU students use Wabashiki for educational endeavors
• Vigo schools’ enrollment down 208 students
• Fire extinguisher-carrying semi burns, closes part of I-70
• Bicyclist airlifted after accident
• Legislator, Dem hopeful pledge no tax raises
• Terre Haute woman arrested on obstruction charge for alleged role in hit-and-run
• Holocaust survivor Michael Kor issues letter of forgiveness
• Club Soda offers ‘Turning Point’ for men looking to stay sober, rebuild their lives
• Zoeller updates efforts
• Punter for NFL’s Jets gives athletic shoes to Vigo students
• Get your tickets for TREES Inc. anniversary dinner
• Car runs off I70, lands on railroad
• Car, bicycle collide on U.S. 41 South
• NEW: VCSC enrollment down 208; largest one-year drop in more than decade
• Terre Foods looking for members
• Accused prison drug smuggler released
• Candidate lays out education platform
• Scammers hack into friend’s e-mail
• The Flood of 2008: Waiting on FEMA
• Coal liquefaction plant eyes Newport
• Valley wood treatment company closing
• Bradley: ‘ISU is a great place to go to school’
• Homeland Security urges Hoosiers to prepare for emergencies, disasters
• ISU alcohol awareness programs out ahead of homecoming
• Vigo School Corp. health and wellness center ready to open
• Council continues cost cutting process
• Vigo commissioners take proposals from two ambulance providers
• Vigo SAT scores jump past state's
• New trial date set for former boxer Terry Ray
• Police: Statue stolen from Swope Museum sold at downtown shop
• Vigo County bans sale of ‘fake weed’
• City removes some downtown trees
• New club owner promises to meet city regs
• Crane used to install new machinery at Clabber Girl
• Driver arrested after allegeldy refusing to stop for police
• State confirms presence of West Nile in Vigo County
• Dangerous ingredients: Mystery chemicals found in downtown alley near weekend festival
• Child Development Center to sponsor food program
• Riley bank robber hunted
• Police investigate downtown gunfire
• New trial date for shooting suspect
• Vigo Schools see drop in enrollment
• Terre Haute native making it big with short films
• Multiple cases of whooping cough, chickenpox detected in Indiana
• NEW: Greencastle auto supplier to lay off 202
• Four-vehicle crash snarls I-70 traffic
• Ellsworth: Country sees ‘signs of good hope’
• Valley activists look to shine light on ‘real’ events of 9/11
• Blues at the Crossroads benefits from good weekend weather
• Vigo County authorities looking for bank robber
• Families By Choice: Shared parenting on the rise
• FedEx delivers plans for new ground package distribution center
• Indiana State submits ‘flatline’ budget request
• Wabashiki event scheduled Sept. 20
• Clinton man gets 17 1/2 years for theft of $1.4 million
• Woman faces drug charge after search
• Man pleads guilty to child molesting
• Technology helps police dispatch centers consolidate
• Blues at the Crossroads gets under way
• Terre Haute City Council OKs zoning change for housing development
• ISU’s McKee Nursing Center namesakes honored
• TH woman accused of stealing more than $700 in merchandise from Kroger
• Ivy Tech enrollment down 3 percent
• Northside barber shop, city at odds over sign
• Paris woman faces child molesting allegation
• Ivy Tech brings vintage race cars to Vigo County Fairgrounds
• Indiana State’s University Speaker Series celebrates 30 years
• Niece challenges uncle’s school board candidacy
• Kids to deploy on mock mission
• United Way kicks off 2010 campaign
• Mother gets 10 years for neglect
• Voters invited to submit debate questions
• ISP issues 126 tickets during weekend saturation patrol
• Vigo Officials push state for PSE status change
• Officials discuss horrors, successes of meth battle
• Firefighters battle field fire
• Man accused of striking child sentenced
• Vigo Library board mulls 2011 budget
• Work to start soon on Hulman Street gutters
• Ouabache school hoping to win $10,000 grant from NFL
• TH man takes plea deal on storage unit burglaries
• Magazine ranks Union Hospital nationally among best hospitals to work for
• ISU may fine smoking policy violators
• Kelly new Vigo juvenile magistrate
• Juvenile still hospitalized following Sunday incident
• BREAKING: State Budget Committee approves renovation of former Federal Building
• Terre Haute Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Celebrating Labor: Large crowds turn out to reflect on what holiday means
• Police report man who drove truck into side of house stole vehicle
• Rockville man killed crossing interstate
• New Pizza Hut rising up on north side of Terre Haute
• Arts Illiana’s Fall Collection opening reception includes Grant Awards
• On track to Eagle: Jesse Fox puts in many hours of work to restore historic caboose
• Man reportedly crashes pickup into home, flees and is injured by train
• The Off Season: Taking in the ‘cultural’ experience we call the State Fair
• Valley food banks see big increase in requests
• Waste-to-energy refinement process developed by TH resident seeing worldwide expansion
• Clinton high school class has unusual reunion
• TREES Inc. to celebrate 20 years with dinner
• Scout supervises Eagle Project at Dobbs Park
• Bill Nye the Science Guy to help open new Children’s Museum
• Million Meals program aims to feed hungry in land of plenty
• Defendant released after witness goes missing
• Man pleads guilty to neglect of dependent
• Vigo man dies when tractor tips
• Clay County accident cost TH man his life
• Author gathers basketball history on 1,200 Indiana high schools
• End credits roll on Terre Haute's last Blockbuster store
• A place to grow: Union Hospital opens pediatric therapy playground
• Federal inmate sentenced for possession of contraband
• Attorney accused in TH prison drug-smuggling case
• Think Pink: Pink Heals Tour stops at Fairbanks Park
• Free after 15 years in Valley prison
• City Council has light agenda in short ‘sunshine’ meeting
• Indiana voters turn to online registration
• Hostage situation resolved peacefully at state prison
• Indiana American to flush water main
• Shorted-out light fixture caused fire at The Woods, investigators say
• State auditor touts ‘transparency website’
• Pink fire trucks heading to Fairbanks Park for ‘Red Lights for the Headlights’ event
• Valley residents warned of scams targeting the elderly
• Brazil couple heading to East Coast to help after Earl
• The Verve about to kick smoking status
• TV chef 'Food Dude' helps college students learn to eat healthy
• Riley man charged with child molestation
• Hit by state budget cuts, Indiana war memorial turns to private fundraising
• Ballyhoo first city bar to go smoke free
• BREAKING: ISU reports largest incoming class in its history
• BREAKING: Terre Haute named 2010 Indiana Chamber 'Community of the Year'
• Vigo School Corp. asks Raetz to ‘disassociate himself’ from football program
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• BREAKING: Fire damages historic building at SMWC
• Sister of Providence to display art at Terre Haute Country Club
• 42-year-old joins crop of Vigo grads entering medical school
• Mosquitoes collected in Vigo test positive for West Nile
• Opportunity to help: Grand reopening of Deborah’s House
• Retired defense attorney arrested for allegedly trafficking drugs
• 10 years for father who admitted to breaking infants legs
• Ryves Neighborhood beautification contest deadline near
• More than 100 cited for underage drinking during Diesel weekend
• Top 100 band Dot Dot Dot coming to Terre Haute
• Woman beans relative at Fontanet dinner
• Guard training brought more than $1 million into Valley
• To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Terre Haute’s IHOP begins 21-day fundraising venture
• Union Hospital Foundation packing four fundraisers into September
• Agency sees surge in small-flock egg producers
• Valley farmers seeing increased egg demand after salmonella outbreak in Iowa
• Police: Ex-ISU coach shatters glass in press box after Bell game
• Concannon High School Class of 1960 comes together for 50th reunion
• Terre Haute native ‘pays back’ $450K to hometown
• Indiana State Police tout new meth fighting tool
• Terre Haute residents facing meth charges in Illinois
• Rose-Hulman's largest, most diverse freshman class in college’s history moves in on campu
• BREAKING: Children to reap benefits of Moffitt generosity
• B-SIDES: After a long journey, Max Ehrmann and ‘Desiderata’ have come home to Terre Haut
• Max takes his seat at the Crossroads of America
• Parke County woman’s enthusiasm for bees waxing
• Winning Powerball ticket sold in Terre Haute
• TH Parks moves forward on ‘Friends of the Park’ group
• Vigo County considers banning ‘fake weed’
• Reader's Forum: Aug. 26, 2010
• Opening soon: Brown Boulevard nearly done
• Terre Haute Airport eying possible budget surplus
• 72-year-old totem pole gets makeover
• B-Sides: Be careful when you’re being cheerful
• Residents rally against business
• Police say to watch out for fake $100s
• Store employee facing charges
• Vigo County Council reviews 2011 township budget requests
• Vectren employees use CPR skills to save colleague
• Walkers heading to Washington
• Buchholz honored on Women’s Equality Day
• Fort Wayne man back in Vigo to face charges
• Vigo School Board looks at 2011 budget
• Tail with a happy ending: Obie found, was lost for 2 weeks
• TH shines light on tree cutting rules
• Reggie runs his way to Ellis Park Wiener Dog Races championship
• State schools superintendent says more money won’t solve Indiana education problems
• The Off Season: A lesson on stubbornness from the tree in the road
• Attorneys, councilman clash over trees
• ‘Tree-dition’ Grows: Indiana State welcomes large incoming class of freshmen
• Ag economist finds fertile ground for tax reform
• Terre Haute City Council amends parking violation statutes
• Valley group working to increase number of employers who hire people with disabilities
• Construction of earth levees under way along Thompson Ditch
• Controversial Arizona sheriff headlines Republican fundraiser in Sullivan
• Distance adds up as Run for the Fallen honors U.S. military killed in Afghanistan, Iraq
• Vigo officials look to save on ambulance service
• 30th annual Skinner Farm Museum and Village Steam and Gas Show on tap this weekend
• Vigo juvenile magistrate resigns
• Three Indy residents arrested for trafficking at Carlisle prison
• Vigo School Board races all contested
• Duke looks to meet future energy needs
• New Brown Boulevard confusing some motorists
• School Board to conduct hearing on proposed budget
• Three Hautians arrested in connection with gas station robbery
• Vermillion officials break ground on wastewater treatment plant
• Bennett to meet with Terre Town residents
• Man charged with battery on 2-year-old
• RUN FOR THE FALLEN: Flag set up photos
• Suspended city police officer says he won’t appeal action
• Firm announces 1,000 temporary job positions
• Open Range Communications opening offices in Terre Haute
• Tickets on sale for Women’s Equality Day luncheon
• Ex-ISU prof urges tougher driving standards
• ‘Run for the Fallen’ will remember, pay tribute to casualties of Iraq, Afghanistan
• 2,000 marijuana plants found in Turkey Run State Park
• Candidate Coats touts jobs platform in visit to city
• Vigo native’s band The Grascals nominated for 5 bluegrass awards
• Union Hospital CEO David R. Doerr to step down Sept. 1
• Terre Haute leader Jerry Einstandig dies at 73
• Beatles tribute band BritBeat to play fundraiser for Children’s Museum
• African American Festival slated for Saturday
• Kid Kare Project expands services
• Ex-restaurant worker faces theft charge over 110 pizza pans
• TH man jailed for allegedly hitting man with shovel
• Officials talking change to weed ordinance
• Trial date set in civil lawsuit against former Catholic priest with TH ties
• Vigo sheriff seeks jail security upgrade
• Group eyes support for midwives in Terre Haute
• Booker T. Washington staff, students begin year in new, up-to-date, energy-efficient building
• County commissioners reject off-road vehicle ordinance
• Sullivan man faces multiple charges after incident
• Congressional hopeful aims to create jobs
• 'Stuff the Bus' nets more than 7K items
• This garden keeps giving: More than 3,500 pounds of vegetables for area soup kitchens
• Mother of injured premature infant gets 10 years
• 3 more file for Vigo County School Board
• TH woman gets 9 years for 2009 burglaries of 21 storage units
• Clay, Parke County police make arrests in connection with burglaries
• Vigo Public Library closer to 2011 budget
• Rose named top undergrad engineering college
• State investigators go undercover to root out illegal gambling
• Musicians jam to help Valley schools
• Wabashiki Fish and Wildlife Area opens to public
• Soldier receives special welcome home in Clinton
• Union Hospital ending midwife nurse services
• Vigo schools, students benefitting from improvements to facilities
• WILL Center to host conference on how ADA is applied to daycare
• Terre Haute Children’s Museum begins moving today
• Sullivan 4-H leader Pam Irvin an example of what 4-H is about
• Questions linger after Clay Schools board meeting
• Police aren’t sure why teen was in roadway
• Former educator reports for jail sentence
• Trial date set in campus gun incident
• State superintendent speaks to educators
• As Indiana gains weight, the state’s obesity prevention plan is still shaping up
• Vigo Schools get tough on truancy
• Grammy-winning group rocks out at Maryland Community Church
• Search starts for new police/fire headquarters
• ISU students spend summer digging up artifacts in northern Vigo County
• Clinton man arrested on theft charge tells judge 'It's all a lie'
• Sparks fly at Clay Schools board meeting
• Woman with Terre Haute relatives wins on TV dance show
• Committee has plan to crow about
• Terre Haute company may open coal mine in Illinois
• Mechanical problem forces early closing of Deming pool
• TH man arrested in connection with stabbing
• Vigo Sheriff to seek OK to hire E911 director
• Wabashiki opens to public Sunday
• Suspect accused of cash advance business robberies
• Property development company plans apartment complex on East side
• Firefighters fight blaze and temperatures in the 90s
• Ernie Pyle Historic Site to open for festival
• Indiana State getting ready for ‘dramatic’ increase in first-time students
• Health care facilities look for legislator support
• Trial date set for man accused of hammer attack
• St. Pat’s annual $50,000 grand prize raffle coming up
• $700K bequest from retired ISU couple to benefit students
• 3rd suspect in home invasion behind bars
• Dancer with TH ties in reality show’s finals
• TH child growing immune system
• 200-plus year old Maple relocated
• Prescription drug case set for court
• Shooting trial set for Terre Haute man
• No arrest yet in stabbing incident
• Alleged public indecency case gets trial date
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ fundraiser ready to roll this week
• West TH man charged with resisting law enforcement for incident in court last month
• Immunizations deadline gets pushed back
• Ira Moore: Dedicated to pigs and family
• There’s something fishy going on: Asian carp causing problems
• School Board waives transfer tuition fee
• Union Hospital ready to recognize distinctive past’ with Founders Day celebration
• 22-year-old TH woman dies in crash
• Military honors Hometown Heroes
• Artists’ prints of Union on display during Founders Day
• Indiana State Fair celebrates The Year of Pigs
• High school students work organ donation drive in effort to save lives
• Long-lost military ID tags connect Valley family to another in France
• Vigo schools look to advertise $110M general fund budget
• Parke Community Foundation dedicates refurbished Beechwood Park Pool
• Vigo County Health Department cancels shot clinic
• Shooting suspect charged with aggravated battery
• ‘Inspiration’ earns Valley man state recognition
• Swope rolls out its painted mini car fundraiser
• Man accused of battering stepchild pleads guilty
• Domino effect: Tipping shelves send 25,000 books onto floor at ISU’s main library
• Valley musicians planning celebration
• Vigo turns to NamUs to ID unknown
• Covenant Cooperative Ministry helping clothe kids
• Second filing for School Board District 1 seat
• 33rd Women’s Convention/Crusade working to provide necessities for those in need
• City Council talks about new police buiilding
• Englehart resigns as Rose football coach to go to ISU
• BREAKING: Englehart resigns as Rose football coach to go to ISU
• Providence Housing Corp. puts new apartments on display
• Verizon now aware of Prairieton problem
• Ehrmann corner upgrades continue
• ThyssenKrupp Presta unveils $17.5M expansion
• Public lines up for free shot clinic
• Arrest warrant issued for third home-invasion suspect
• District seeking new fire station
• Some Hoosiers to get free weather radios
• Hundreds brave heat for annual National Night Out
• Thefts up in historic neighborhood
• Dairy Queen to host fifth North American "Miracle Treat Day"
• Employee buyouts bring unforeseen problems
• National Night Out set for today
• Animal Control talks regulations
• Mothers with Broken Hearts group hopes to help ease pain of losing a child
• This is just a drill … but if it were a real situation, these student trainers would be ready
• Former emergency medical technician appears in court
• Man in hospital after family dispute
• NEW: Mobile home residents eligible for free all-hazards alert radio
• ISDH adds three vaccinations for children in grades 6-12
• Autopsy scheduled for man found dead in Rockville Lake
• Extraordinary 4-H’ers: 4 stories of Valley children taking their talents to State Fair
• Terre Haute men driving ‘Knight Rider’ replica to raise awareness about missing children
• Upcoming events look to attract girls living in Terre Haute Housing Authority
• Nine teams have a blast with water, raise money for United Way
• From donation sites to the processing center to hospitals, the Indiana Blood Center is working to sa
• Lack of cell phone coverage has Prairie Creek residents concerned
• Fire trucks going pink for Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation fundraiser
• Terre Haute man gets 15-year sentence on meth charges
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• Treasurer hopeful eyes job growth
• South senior plans organ donation drive
• Homicide victim shot 3 times in face, 3 times in body
• Brick pathway going in next to Ehrmann statue
• Man accused in ambulance assault turns himself in
• Terre Haute Rex celebrate ADA anniversary
• Salvation Army in need of school supplies
• Police hunt hit-and-run car
• Senior living complex planned on city’s south side
• Landmark disabilities act turns 20
• Man flees from police in stolen car
• F136 fighter engine wins House vote
• Covered Max Ehrmann statue installed, awaiting official unveiling
• Vigo County man dies after being shot at his home
• Brazil woman jailed after allegedly using brick as weapon
• Tax-exempt status at risk for Valley groups
• Indiana Innovation Showcase to include high-tech startups and economic development leaders
• Expect increase in mosquito activity across Indiana
• Red Cross launches fundraising drive
• Extension internship provides networking and military support
• Vigo lay coaches take 20 percent pay cut
• United Association General President Hite Appointed to President’s Export Council
• A howl of a good time: Unofficial world record set in TH
• Professor travels world speaking to educators
• Indiana State Police to conduct DUI checkpoint in Vigo
• Report: Indiana crop conditions better than expected
• Indiana to begin offering Online Voter Registration this week
• Carmel woman jailed after leading police on chase
• Cable installer’s death ruled accidental
• Indiana State University student participating in cross-country Journey of Hope bike ride
• Infant’s cause of death determined
• City working to start parks foundation
• Vigo County to offer employee buyouts
• June home invasion suspect caught
• Lilly Foundation grant to spur science education in Indiana
• New system to reduce heating costs in cold climates
• LIUNA Launches “Build Indiana 2010” To Get Hoosiers Back To Work
• SIMCOC' s - 1st Annual Futbol Soccer Copa del Mundo 2011.
• SIMCOC' s - 1st Annual Futbol Soccer Copa del Mundo 2011.
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• CANDLES to take 8 Vigo Co. teachers to Auschwitz in January
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Vigo County
• Vigo County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Vigo County
• Auschwitz Trip 2010
• Governor Daniels' Commencement Address At Rose-Hulman Institute Of Technology
• Metaphysical Fair & Art Exposition 2009
• Indiana State University Contemporary Music Festival
• Blues At The Crossroads
• Cummins Behavioral Health Systems Expands Medical Staff

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