(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Forty-five Indiana National Guard soldiers are back home after spending a year in Iraq.
The members of the 219th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade left the war-torn nation on Thanksgiving and ate their Thanksgiving dinner in Kuwait.
Lieutenant Morgan Gosnell said Iraq has become "eerily calm" as the Iraqi Army continues to take over from the U.S.
Around 100 more Indiana National Guard troops will arrive this afternoon at Stout Field from Iraq.
Local Author to Hold Book Signing in Lawrenceburg
The event will take place on February 27.
Man Arrested After DNA Confirms 13-Year-Old Victim Gave Birth to His Child
The North Vernon man is facing felony child molesting.
Legislation Co-Authored by Rep. Bascom Cracking Down on Foreign Adversaries Heads to Senate
The bill aims to protect Hoosier technology, intellectual property and land from foreign adversaries.
U.S. Postal Service to Observe Presidents Day
The U.S. Postal Service will observe Presidents Day on Monday, February 16.
Gov. Beshear: 93 School Superintendents Endorse Pre-K for All
Leaders represent over half of Kentucky’s school districts.
Indiana Students to Get Free FAFSA Filing Help at College Goal Sunday
The event is set for February 22nd at 2 pm
Interested in learning how to play Dungeons and Dragons?
at Aurora Public Library
Bring a bestie or two to this FREE celebration of friendship!
at Aurora City Park, Civic BuildingThe event will take place on February 27.
The North Vernon man is facing felony child molesting.
The bill aims to protect Hoosier technology, intellectual property and land from foreign adversaries.
Jennings County's girls basketball team was also honored.
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Four Trojans announced their college decisions on National Signing Day.
