Oct 7, 2009 | WANE-TV Fort Wayne
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A ruptured gas main is causing problems in Kendallville. A crew from the citya s water department hit the gas main at approximately 5:39 a.m. Tuesday when it was digging near the railroad tracks on Ohio Street.
Luna lies sedated as Dr. Jay Kumaran listens to her heart and lungs Sunday at Black Pine Animal Park.
Chili fests warm bellies, boost charities
The leaves might be changing colors, but it's not really fall until you've prepared your first pot of chili.
Black Pine's runaway tiger dies of cancer
India, a Bengal tiger that escaped Black Pine in December, was 19. India, the Bengal tiger that caused a commotion when she escaped from Black Pine Animal Park in Noble County last December, has died.
Tiger that drew attention for escape in Indiana dies
Albion, Ind. - A Bengal tiger that drew attention last year after it escaped from an animal sanctuary in northeast Indiana has died.
Child starts fire at Albion shelter
A child playing with a lighter started a small fire at a shelter in Albion. It happened a little after 7:00 p.m. Wednesday at Noble House on E. Highland St.
YouNews: Summer fun at Black Pine Animal Park
Volunteers have been busy and having fun at Black Pine Animal Park this summer! As construction continues on new permanent animal habitats, visitors are enjoying the return of the park's Feeding Tours that enable them to observe as keepers as they deliver food to resident monkeys, birds, cats, and other rescued and retired exotic animals.
One admits guilt; another gets trial date
Man seeks trial on two counts of child molestation and two counts of sexual misconduct with a minor.
Police to offer personal safety course for women
On Thursday, the Ligonier Police Department will offer a two-hour personal safety course for women from 6 to 8 p.m. The SAFE program is a cooperative effort with the National Self-Defense Institute and will take place at the Ligonier Police Department in downtown Ligonier.
More details released from Friday morning mo-ped crash
Police have released more details about a crash this morning that resulted in one man being airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital.
Celebrate Independence Day by donating blood to Red Cross
July is a time to bring family and friends together to celebrate America's independence; it is also a time to commend the national spirit of America's blood donors.
A woman who stopped to get her mail was hit when she failed to see an oncoming car Thursday afternoon.
Classes on food preservation offered
Picture your garden overflowing with plump, juicy tomatoes, shiny green peppers, and crisp green beans.
Former RV Supplier Finds New Product Niche
The future looked bright at Structural Composites Indiana, a small fabricating company building fiberglass tops for motorhomes and travel trailers.
*American Legion Post 202 in Butler hosts a memorial service at Eddy Cemetery near Butler at 8:30 a.m. *Waynedale Memorial Day Parade begins at 9 a.m. at Waynedale United Methodist Church, 2501 Church St.
Very intoxicated' driver causes wreck
By Chris Meyers Staff writer An Albion man who allegedly tested nearly four times Indiana's legal limit for a driver's blood alcohol content caused a three-car wreck Saturday afternoon on U.S. 33.
Summer reading programs target children and adults
As the school year coasts to the finish line, public librarians everywhere are revving their engines.
Members of the Lakeland Middle School Student Council collected more than 600 items during a canned food drive.
The Evansville Courier and Press
Police, aid agencies offer public Helping Hand
A free event created by the Evansville Police Department to connect people in need with relevant social service agencies will be offered again this week.
Weekly wrap: Monday, April 20, 2009
Excerpts of recent editorials from Indiana newspapers: On health fair benefits: A record 352 people flocked to the Central Noble cafetorium in Albion April 4 for the free health fair hosted by Noble County Extension Services in partnership with Parkview Noble Hospital in Kendallville.