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Many teens leave high school with strong academic knowledge but little preparation for the practical realities of adulthood. Julie and Shelby spoke with author Bradley Willis about his new book, Adulting for Teens, which was designed to help young people navigate essential life skills.
It's been 30 years of seeing the community celebrate birthdays and milestones.
Prairie Creek Conservancy District Meeting
Chris Evans made a stop in the Wabash Valley Friday night.
Dog Walk Forecast 7-16-26 Bodie and Lizzy
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Texas Roadhouse in Terre Haute will be closed Thursday due to a fire early Thursday morning. According to the Terre Haute Fire Department they got a call after 8 a.m. T...
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — A Terre Haute man is facing animal cruelty charges after police said they found his dog “extremely malnourished.” According to court documents, on September 13, police ...
Eastern Heights Utilities Inc. announced Thursday that customers in the Bloomfield area will be on a boil order until further notice.
The wrong woman was arrested and taken to jail after a criminal suspect handed investigators a stolen ID, Terre Haute Police confirmed Wednesday.
Early voting has kicked off across the valley.
