WTHR Indianapolis

Police say two men suspected of trying to steal anhydrous ammonia from a southern Indiana farm died in a car crash as they fled. Full Story »

A central Indiana city has a new police dog thanks to the time rocker Ozzy Osbourne's son spent with the department for a reality TV show. Full Story »

A company that produces frozen foods for restaurants and retailers has announced plans to expand its southern Indiana operations and possibly add hundreds of jobs in the coming years. Full Story »

See Veterans Day events for Tuesday and Wednesday. Full Story »

AirTran Airways unveiled a customized aircraft Tuesday decked out in Colts colors. Full Story »

A rental home was destroyed and a family is homeless following a fire on the city's east side Tuesday morning. Full Story »

Police discovered the body of Richard Burd, 43, owner of Burd Ford, Tuesday morning in his office at the Burd dealership on Pendleton Pike. Full Story »

The declaration covers Clark, Floyd, Jennings, Bartholomew, Decatur, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Ripley, Scott and Washington counties. Full Story »

The judges will attend arguments at the Indiana Supreme Court and view court proceedings in Marion and Hamilton counties as part of their visit. Full Story »

Indiana University and other colleges around the country will try to break the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of food gathered. Full Story »

Mile and Ella Kosanovic bequeathed a trust fund worth $1.06 million to St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Merrillville. Full Story »

Indiana's fastest growing school district is asking taxpayers to approve a property tax hike of $38 million over the next seven years. Full Story »

Three of the four fires fought overnight have been ruled arson. Investigators are determined to find those responsible. Full Story »

The house that wrestler "Dick the Bruiser" built on the city's near north side is up for auction. Full Story »

A Ball State professor says, in the end, Cash for Clunkers could be a "dead end" for domestic automakers. Full Story »

You've probably heard of prison inmates making license plates. But at Indiana State Prison, they're making something different. Full Story »

An Indiana town official who was jailed on accusations he beat his girlfriend has resigned. Full Story »

The Army psychiatrist accused of the Fort Hood massacre apparently acted alone and without outside direction, investigative officials said Monday evening. Full Story »

A vice president for shipping giant UPS who was accused of raping a 21-year-old Indiana University student over homecoming weekend has committed suicide in Georgia, police said Monday. Full Story »

Employees of Lucas Oil Stadium and the convention center asked to take two more furlough days before year's end. That brings the total to eight. Full Story »

If you ever wondered what happened to all those vehicles turned in under the successful "Cash for Clunkers" program, you needn't look too far. Full Story »

Thousands of members of the military trained for a "ground zero" scenario at Muscatatuck this week. Full Story »

More people are turning to video surveillance to protect their homes. Full Story »

A visually-impaired father was robbed of his groceries and money as he walked near his home. Full Story »

Voters in Fishers head to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of a seven-year, multi-million-dollar school referendum. Full Story »