NEW YORK — A children’s Halloween costume representing Holocaust victim Anne Frank has been pulled from online retailers after receiving widespread condemnation from Jewish groups and others.
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PLYMOUTH, MINN. — It is possible in the autumn of one’s life, to still have spring in one’s step.
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POLK COUNTY, FLA. — A week-long undercover sting targeting human trafficking and online prostitution in Polk County ended with 277 arrests. Doctors, pharmacists and law enforcement officers were among the arrests, according to the sheriff
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INDIANAPOLIS — Dozens of hurricane-displaced animals from Puerto Rico shelters arrived Monday night in Indianapolis.
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ANGOLA — A 20-year-old Fort Wayne woman who prosecutors say was drunk when she operated a boat that spun out of control on Lake Gage in July, tossing passengers overboard, will face trial next year.
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COLUMBIA CITY — Schools in Whitley County enacted security measures late Monday morning after police received a report of a person with a gun in a neighborhood.
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SANTA ROSA, CALIF. — Celebrity chef Guy Fieri brought a massive kitchen on wheels Thursday to feed evacuees and first responders in his hometown of Santa Rosa amid the deadly North Bay fires.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The accolades continue to roll in for Indianapolis International Airport. According to Airport Authority Executive Director Mario Rodriguez, Indy will this week be named the number one domestic airport in the United States in the annual Condé Nast Readers’ Choice Awards.
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CARMEL — A New York-based online publication ranks Carmel number one among “America’s 50 Best Cities to Live.” 24/7 Wall St. compiled the list based on data from a number of categories, including crime, education and infrastructure.
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NORTH MANCHESTER — Employees at Hi-Grade Egg Producers near North Manchester are slowly picking up the pieces after a fire last week, killed one million chickens and destroyed several buildings.
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FORT WAYNE — Schools in southwest Allen County were briefly locked down early Friday as police searched for a suspect, but one college sent an erroneous text alert about an “active shooter.”
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FORT WAYNE — Authorities are looking for a person of interest outside of the International Business College on the southwest side of Fort Wayne.
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