Local business hands out roses in remembrance of local veterans 19 hours ago

Rose-Hulman holds commencement for over 400 graduates 14 hours ago

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EDGAR COUNTY, Ill. (WTWO/WAWV) - More than 70 people were taken to jail late Friday night and early Saturday morning when the Edgar County, Illinois Sheriff's Office was called to a party involving underage drinking.

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VIGO COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) A new state law affecting teacher license renewal has left several educators and local lawmakers shaking their heads. That's because many say the bill was passed without complete knowledge of the new language.

Illinois State Police set online gun dealer certification 2 days ago

The Illinois State Police say gun dealers can certify federal firearms licenses online to comply with a new state law.

Lawsuit: Flood damage at Noah's Ark attraction in Kentucky 2 days ago

In the Bible, the ark survived an epic flood. Yet the owners of Kentucky's Noah's ark attraction are demanding their insurance company bail them out after flooding caused nearly $1 million in property damage.

Vigo County CASA holds open house in new office 2 days ago

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Carb Day is a day of celebration at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 2 days ago

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Verbal agreement creates opportunity for Vigo County YMCA pool to re-open 2 days ago

Outrage after pro-Trump hats blurred in yearbook 2 days ago

A pro-Trump teenager's support of the White House fell victim to digital editing when his MAGA hat was blurred out of his high school yearbook.

Trump considers pardons for soldiers accused of war crimes 2 days ago

President Donald Trump said Friday that he has been considering pardons for several American military members accused of war crimes, including headline-grabbing cases of shooting unarmed civilians and killing an enemy captive.

Hundreds of diners get vaccinations after hepatitis A case 2 days ago

More than 300 people who ate at a Columbus restaurant have been vaccinated after a food handler was diagnosed with hepatitis A.

U of Illinois only to offer MBA degree program online 2 days ago

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign plans to stop offering on-campus MBA classes and instead focus on its fast-growing online MBA coursework.

Would-be robber shows hatchet, clerk pulls out gun 2 days ago

A would-be robber of a convenience store brought a hatchet as a weapon. He ran when the clerk pulled out a gun.