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Domestic violence on the rise
Alcohol consumption, money problems and unresolved disputes have led to a spike in domestic violence in the first five weeks of 2009.
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Rozzi pulls out of race
The race for sheriff in Cass County has been reduced by one candidate.
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LCSC trims general fund
The Logansport school board voted Monday to approve approximately $400,000 in general fund budget cuts.
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Would-be burglar sentenced
The punishment for a Reynolds man who failed in his attempt to break into a Logansport business became official Monday.
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The perfect match
Cass County conservation officer Brenda Louthain is pleased to have finally chosen a dog to fill the vacancy left by her long-time tracking K-9 G.W., but along the way she acquired a yellow lab she needs to find a home for.
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Teens accused of drug dealing
Two teenagers wound up in the Cass County Jail over the weekend on suspicion that they tried selling drugs to a stranger from their car.
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Daniels hoping for jobs
PERU — As Gov. Mitch Daniels walked into a Peru restaurant last week, a woman asked him the question on many Hoosiers’ minds.
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Fire ravages High Street home
A home just one block from the Logansport central fire station suffered extensive damage from a blaze that broke out Sunday morning.
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PHOTO GALLERY: The week in sports
Photos from local sports events this week.
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Helping Haiti
When Logansport couple Rick and Carol Greiner heard about the earthquake in Haiti, their thoughts and prayers immediately went out to their friends in Terre-Neuve, a community in the mountains about eight hours from Port-au-Prince.
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Fire territory forming in March
City and township officials say negotiations are being finalized, and a fire territory should be legally formed next month.
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Her long distance dedication
Although she is stationed thousands of miles from Indiana, Galveston resident Danika Elliott will cheer on the Colts today during their quest to win the Super Bowl.
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A boost for music
Prepared. Confident. Successful. That’s how Dave Workman wants every music student to feel when they participate in various programs offered by Logansport schools.
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Historic Preservation Commission loses city funding
With the city facing difficult economic times, historic preservationists are taking some of the hit.
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Bill would disclose discipline reports of educators
State Sen. Randy Head recently voted in favor of legislation that would make it tougher for teachers to hide prior records of misconduct.
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Helping those in need
Students at All Saints Catholic School learned first-hand the realities of homelessness in Logansport this week.
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Additional charges filed in rape case
As promised, the Cass County prosecutor’s office filed additional charges against a Logansport man accused of rape.
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VIDEO: Super Bowl show: The Who
"The Who" will be performing at the Super Bowl but this is a preview of the Super Bowl halftime songs.
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Ivy Tech to expand
Logansport’s new Ivy Tech campus has so many students that expansion plans are under way less than a month after the school’s opening.
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Governor honors ‘ordinary’ heroes
Bruce Edgington is alive today because two Peru men stopped and decided to get involved, according to Miami County Sheriff Deputy Jeff Williams.
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Father ordered to pay $20,000
Despite the defendant being unemployed, a Cass County judge has agreed to sentence a Royal Center man to pay more than $20,000 in child support or serve a 16-year prison term.
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Donnelly feels surge key to Afghan success
The United States military effort in Afghanistan couldn’t be successful without the current deployment surge, which is sending an additional 30,000 American troops to the war-torn country, according to U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind.
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Stimulus funds
The city of Logansport has been awarded federal stimulus money for a city street project.
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Another site needed for benefit concert for Haiti
Due to a scheduling conflict at McHale Performing Arts Center, a benefit concert for Haiti relief has been called off — for now.
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