Carlisle News

New information is surfacing out of Indiana in the slaying of Patrick Cheadle, 53, of Ansonia.

RANDOLPH CO., Ind. -- Terry J. Durbin, of New Carlisle, Ind., has been arrested in connection with a Greenville homicide case, according to officials of the Randolph County Sheriff's Office.

Charles Boney is serving a 225-year sentence for conspiring with David Camm to kill Kim, Brad and Jill Camm, in September 2000.

Wabash Valley Correctional Facility in Carlisle has a new superintendent, who has close, long-standing ties to Greene County.

Thinking positively for a change is just one of the concepts Turner Corn learned in prison.

While many students in the Wabash Valley enjoyed the Columbus Day holiday off, others traded books and pencils for rafts and oars.

Gayle Marlene Scott, 60, of Linton, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009 at her residence.

Indiana State University on Wednesday made its pitch to continue providing post-secondary education - including associate degrees - to Indiana's state prison inmates.

A Defiance man was shot and killed Saturday in what authorities are calling a double homicide that occurred in the northwest Indiana town of Kingsford Heights.

The second round of swine flu tests and shots is underway at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

The Wabash Valley Correctional Facility is looking to fill jobs. On Wednesday the Carlisle facility hosted a job fair.

Joyce Arlene Goldner Stevenson, 72, Brazil, died Aug. 23, 2009, at St. Vincent Clay Hospital following complications from cancer.

CARLISLE, Ind. - Authorities say an inmate in a southern Indiana prison's mental health unit was fatally strangled by another prisoner.

Dozens of workers scrambled around the new federal courthouse Friday morning, striving to make last-minute repairs or bring in furniture and equipment for the Terre Haute building slated to open Monday.

Three children are hurt in an accident Thursday in Knox County. Indiana State Police say it happened after 3:00 p.m. on U.S. 41 at the Freelandville Road intersection.

Chanda Lynnelle Swartz of Cannelburg and Clint Aaron Mackey of Carlisle announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.

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Share + Jul 8, 2009 10:38 am US/Central An northern Indiana woman attempted to hire a person to find a hit man to kill her ex-boyfriend because he was trying to take custody of one of her children, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court Tuesday.

A train carrying illegal immigrants stopped in the Wabash Valley on Friday. Officials originally thought there were about 15 people on board a CSX train passing through Carlisle, Ind., When the train stopped, there were only four aboard and all of them were illegal immigrants.

"Its a few years old," she said of her shallow, above-ground swimming pool, "but it's about all I really got worth anything." Perhaps in hotter weather the deal would have made more sense, but an Indiana woman's offer of her above-ground pool and $200 in gas money just wasn't enough to lure an undercover FBI agent into a plot to kille the Hoosier's ...