An engineer out of Indianapolis visited the Reynolds Town Council during a Tuesday meeting to discuss an annual letter received from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) that indicates the town is in the early stages of receiving a sewer ban.

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WHITE COUNTY- The long wait is over and the All White County football team has finally been put together. All the stats have been counted, the coaches’ input was taken into consideration, and the team has been picked. There are 12 players who made the team from all four high schools and thre…

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MONON- Frontier hung with one of the top teams in the state and their county rival North White for the first half of their game Tuesday night. But the Lady Vikings eventually took over the gam…

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WOLCOTT — Carroll’s fast start rendered Tri-County’s offense a non-factor in the Cougars’ 65-34 Hoosier Heartland victory Tuesday night in Wolcott.

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I have always liked Thompson/Center ArmsTM muzzleloaders.  Ever since my first HawkinTM, I have admired their beauty and praised their performance.  When inline muzzleloaders came on the scene…

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WOLCOTT – In a battle of Top 10 ranked White County teams, Twin Lakes used solid defense to hand Class A No. 2 ranked Tri-County its first loss of the season, 52-44. 

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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) — The U.S. Navy's Blue Angels flight exhibition team plans to be at Terre Haute Regional Airport in 2018.

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CARMEL, Ind. (AP) — Former students of ITT Educational Services Inc. are asking to be considered creditors in the for-profit college operator's bankruptcy case.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on Vice President-elect Mike Pence (all times local):

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis police say a 5-year-old girl hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting on New Year's Eve has died.

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LYONS, Ind. (AP) — State conservation officers say an endangered whooping crane has been found fatally shot in southwestern Indiana.

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An 80-year-old man was arrested in White County Thursday afternoon after fleeing from police in a car chase that lasted roughly half an hour.

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A former patrolman with the Monticello Police Department was sworn into the ranks of the White County Sheriff’s Department as its newest deputy on Monday.

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Conservation officers with the Department of Natural Resources District 3 were busy this past weekend investigating cases that led to several arrests, some of which were in White and Carroll County.

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A Brookston resident was arrested outside of the town on Wednesday for possessing and dealing spice.

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Three veterinarians refused to perform surgery on the abused dog that Monticello resident Tammy Dodt rescued back in April, stating that his shattered femur would be too costly and too difficu…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — J. Dewey Daane, a noted expert on monetary policy who was nominated to serve on the Federal Reserve board by President John F. Kennedy, has died. He was 98.

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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico's president is strongly defending his unpopular move to hike gasoline prices 20 percent as highway blockades and protests continue across the country.

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CLEVELAND (AP) — An underwater locator beacon will be used Thursday to search for a plane carrying six people that vanished last week over Lake Erie shortly after takeoff, officials said Wednesday.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Deutsche Bank will pay $95 million to resolve a civil lawsuit accusing the bank of evading tens of millions of dollars in federal taxes through shifty financial moves.

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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — House Republicans advanced a pair of bills targeting labor unions on Wednesday, a show of force for the new GOP majority over thunderous protests from hundreds of workers who watched helplessly from the hallway.

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48 Million: Number of people in the United States who are stricken with foodborne illnesses each year. That’s about one in every six people. Of those sickened, 128,000 are hospitalized and 3,000 die.

A family stays together thanks to organ donation

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea's Constitutional Court has begun hearing oral arguments in the impeachment trial of President Park Geun-hye, who lawmakers voted to remove over a corruption scandal that saw millions of people protest over the last several months.

YOLA, Nigeria (AP) — Self-defense fighters Wednesday killed three girl suicide bombers targeting a bustling market in northeastern Nigeria, civilian and military officials said. They blamed the Boko Haram Islamic extremist group for the attempted bombing.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — A senior U.N. humanitarian official who has been working in the Syrian city of Aleppo says the combat damage in the former rebel-held east is enormous but there is a sense of optimism because the guns have fallen silent — at least for now.

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(NewsUSA) - The phrase 'six degrees of separation,' suggests that only a minuscule measurement is what divides one person from another. Today, the Internet of Things (IoT) has decreased those degrees dramatically, connecting us not only to each other, but to everything from our fitness track…

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There are those people who crave this time of year, who wish for freezing temperatures and pathetic wind chills.  They are not sort of whackos in search of a crazy adventure, well maybe, but more specifically they enjoy ice fishing.  

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MONON- No. 6 North White had a slow start against No. 9 Morgan Township. The Lady Vikings were unable to execute on offense early and it dug them into a 9-0 deficit. They were able to get themselves back in the game, but their execution problems came back in the fourth. Morgan Township upset…

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It’s been a tough deer season.  Not just for me – and not just in Indiana – but for several hunters I have talked to throughout the Midwest.  There have been some hunters who have had a banner season, for sure, but for the most part, I think a lot of folks have struggled.  

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