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Betty was a graduate of Fulton High School. She worked at Federal Mogul, and was awarded there for her perfect attendance.
Frat must face trial for Wabash drinking death
A national fraternity with chapters on more than 125 campuses must stand trial over the drinking death of a Wabash College freshman, an Indiana court said in a ruling that might force the organizations to take more responsibility for misconduct at chapter houses.
Gov Pence Signs New Budget And Veto's Two Bills
Gov. Mike Pence signed Indiana's new two-year, $30 billion budget into law Wednesday, praising its tax relief measures and other provisions as incentives that would lure new investment and jobs to the state.
Lawsuit in student's death heads back to court
A fraternity is going back to court over the fatal alcohol poisoning of an 18-year-old Wabash College freshman.
Lawsuit in student's death heads back to court
A fraternity is going back to court over the fatal alcohol poisoning of an 18-year-old Wabash College freshman.
Indiana Amtrak riders suggest more frequent trains
Some riders say Amtrak's passenger service between Chicago and Indianapolis would be more popular if there were more frequent options for catching a train.
Four Juveniles Arrested After Attempting To Run Over Officer
Police placed four female juveniles into custody after they attempted to run over an officer and flee from police early Sunday morning, officials said.
Four juvenile girls crossed county lines with a stolen van, but it took under an hour for them to be arrested.
4 girls caught after trying to run down officer
Indiana State Police say four girls who escaped from a central Indiana home for troubled youths have been captured after police opened fire on their vehicle.
Montgomery County man shot in chest, drives tractor home for help
CRAWFORDSVILLE- Josh Tribby of rural Crawfordsville had just driven his tractor into his barn around 9 p.m. Monday when he heard a gunshot.
What's true depends on who's talking and their point of view
We even shared the same bed. After college, Don went into the Air Force, then moved to Crawfordsville, where he taught and coached until he retired.
State budget complete for better or worse
Lawmakers sent Gov. Mike Pence a tax package Friday night that majority Republicans called a win for Hoosiers but Democrats lambasted as a joke.
Lost Mushroom Hunter Found Safe
Indiana Conservation Officers and staff members at Shades State Park responded to a call of two lost mushroom hunters at Pedestal Rock Nature Preserve, southwest of Crawfordsville.
Semi crash sends one to hospital
Indiana State Police said two semis collided on I-74 Sunday, sending one man to the hospital.
High Street's new pastor touches hearts with kindness, smiles
Daryl Gilbert is making history at High Street United Methodist Church, but, more importantly to him, he's also spreading the word of God.
Casino industry loses bid to add live dealers at racinos, expand riverboats to land
For months, lawmakers whose districts include casinos and racinos, joined by those who simply support the jobs and tax revenue gambling gives Indiana, have fought to expand Indiana law to help those businesses compete with out-of-state competition.
Midwifery legalization bill passes
It is currently a felony to practice midwifery without a license in Indiana. Generally midwifery entails helping a mother give birth at home.
Indiana casinos winning few gains from Legislature
The Indiana Legislature isn't going to boost the state's casinos nearly as much as supporters had wanted as they face greater competition from neighboring states.
Senate won't agree to proposal to cut prenatal care
UPDATE: A key Republican leader says the Senate won’t agree to a proposal to limit prenatal care for low-income pregnant women after reading about concerns raised by social service advocates in a story in The Indianapolis Star.
Star Spangled Radio Hour to remember longtime listener
Dennis M. Spragg reports that on Saturday, April 27, 2013, the "Star Spangled Radio Hour" will pause to remember our friend and listener Bill Schaaf who passed away this week in Crawfordsville, Indiana.