Good morning, Terre Haute.

The seventh annual Midas Drive Out Hunger Food Drive, in partnership with WTWO/WAWV and Baesler's, successfully provided Christmas meals to 150 families in need.

An early morning fire damaged an unoccupied home in Terre Haute, with neighboring residents evacuated as a precaution but able to return home with minor damage reported.

Federal officials are offering a $10,000 reward for information on a burglary at Wabash Valley Armory in Terre Haute, where several firearms were stolen.

Boot City Opry will celebrate New Year's Eve with a performance by Lloyd Wood and the Wood Pickers, offering country music, comedy, and impressions.

Big Lots initiates going out of business sales across all stores amidst attempts to sell its assets, following Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

The Candles Holocaust Museum in Terre Haute emphasizes the importance of year-end donations to support their mission of preventing hatred and prejudice through education.

The Mollie Wheat Memorial Clinic at Indiana State University is awarded a $5,000 grant by the Lilly Scholars Network to expand its pharmacy program for uninsured or underinsured patients in the Wabash Valley.

Westminster Village in Terre Haute is ranked 5th in Indiana and among the top 300 in the U.S. for continuing care retirement communities by Newsweek and Statista, based on surveys, satisfaction, accreditation, and reviews.

Indiana State men's basketball coach Matthew Graves discusses the team's strong start in MVC play and their impressive offensive performance on the Beyond The Stands podcast.

Redneck New Year's Eve Celebration

Celebrate New Year's Eve in true redneck style with live country music, dancing, a mechanical bull, and a BBQ feast at The Main Event.