Lawrence News

The city of Kokomo and Howard County might rewrite local ordinances to keep a greater share of fines from local traffic violations, which now go mostly into state coffers.

Advocates against domestic abuse say "enough is enough!" after a recent spike in deaths.

The wife of a Marion County Superior Court judge faces forgery charges. Police said Kristina Nelson forged the signature of another Marion County judge on a court document that said she and her husband were victims of an assault.

A shutdown of state government could be so crippling, few lawmakers would want to be held accountable.

Muncie - Joe C. Campbell, 74, passed away Friday, June 26, 2009 at Ball Memorial Hospital.

Private investigation says bus driver who dropped student off is at fault; State Police blame other driver A private investigation into the February accident that killed a 10-year-old Washington Township elementary school student places blame on the bus driver who dropped the boy off, contradicting an Indiana State Police finding.

While school is out, federal grants help churches and community centers provide nutrition for children After his recent divorce, Todd Lawrence was left to care for five children.

Meredith "Lee" Stoops, 62, Noblesville, died June 18, 2009, at Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center, Indianapolis.

By this fall, several Central Indiana municipalities could receive federal funding to make their communities more environmentally friendly and efficient.

The third annual fallen officer's blood drive will be held not only in the Indianapolis District, but throughout the state this month.

Traffic on the Northeastside will be blocked while firefighters handle a break in a natural gas main.

Mayor Paul Ricketts officially welcomed the Indiana National Guard and the 76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team to the City of Lawrence during a groundbreaking ceremony hosted by Maj.

INDIANAPOLIS - Police staking out the home of a murder suspect in Indianapolis gave chase when a car approached and its occupants began shooting at the house.

If you have received a speeding ticket from the New Albany Police Department and paid your due, the majority of that fine ended up in Indianapolis instead of staying local.

Be sure to check out today's overall story on the governor's budget proposal by my colleague Bill Ruthhart and my story on the education reaction .

Late Thursday Night crews were working to put out a fire at the Fall Creek Apartments in Lawrence.

Two brothers were questioned Wednesday in the shooting death of a man who they say was trying to get into their house.

Concetta Raimondi possesses a history. With 34 years of experience in urban and suburban schools -- including working as a teacher, guidance counselor, assistant principal and principal at Indianapolis Public Schools -- former bosses said she has a strong background in curriculum development in urban settings.

A Lawrence mother is now charged with neglect after her mini van crashed into another car.

Lawrence detectives are interviewing a homeowner who they believe shot and killed a man this morning.