Good morning, Terre Haute.

Terre Haute is nearing deadlines for Human Relations Commission applications and Black History Month street banner nominations, with a focus on inclusivity and community history.

Local officials in Farmersburg, Indiana, advise residents on how to prepare for winter weather, including travel precautions and preventing frozen pipes.

A family safely evacuated their home during a fire in Vigo County, although pets were lost and the home was deemed a total loss.

An accidental fire in a Terre Haute garage, started by a wood stove, resulted in no injuries.

A crash in Seelyville resulted in two hospitalizations and damage to Kleptz restaurant.

The Max Ehrmann sculpture in Terre Haute will be relocated across from the Swope Art Museum to make way for new hotel construction, with efforts underway to ensure the poet's legacy continues at this new site.

Vigo County officials and volunteers launched a large cleanup on the Wabash River banks, planning to install trash cans to encourage a cleaner environment.

Vigo County Sheriff's Office announces updates for 2025, including new patrol vehicles and uniforms, while emphasizing continued commitment to community safety.

The Terre Haute City Council passed three redevelopment resolutions, reorganized leadership, and discussed community and fiscal improvements in their first meeting of the new year.

Indiana ranks low in voter turnout, with calls for more accessible voting methods and increased civic participation ahead of the 2025 elections.

Indiana State Sycamores vs. Northern Iowa Panthers Basketball Game

This event features a competitive basketball game between the Indiana State Sycamores and the Northern Iowa Panthers at the historic Hulman Center.

Unsinkable Women: Stories and Songs from the Titanic

This event at Indiana State University presents a historical retelling of the experiences of women aboard the Titanic through stories and music.