By Lucy Perry
Indiana Central News
 
An Indiana State University Police Department theft investigation is underway following multiple reports of bicycles stolen just weeks into the fall semester.
 
According to a press release, more than 25 bicycles have been stolen from racks in and around the campus in Terre Haute. Some of the bikes were reportedly left unlocked, while other missing bikes have had their locks cut or pried off. 

The investigation has netted some arrests, however, one suspect remains at large. Police have provided a surveillance image of a white male, described as being approximately 5-feet and 6 to 10 -inches tall, with a thin build. Officials believe the suspect is connected to the theft of an expensive, high-end bicycle last week. He is a suspect in many other reported thefts on campus, according to the press release.
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Anyone with information on this case is asked to contact the Indiana State University Police at 812-237-5555 and speak with Cpl. Dan Parmer or Officer Aaron Sloan.

By Lucy Perry
Indiana Central News

A Terre Haute Fire Department arson investigation is underway after a  northside morning house fire.

Firefighters were dispatched to the suspicious blaze at  2117 Locust St.  No injuries were reported. The structure sustained heavy damage. A condemned notice was posted on the front door of the house.

Officials ask that you call crimestoppers at (812) 238-STOP or the fire investigation division at (812) 244-2860 with information on the case.

UPDATE 9/29/17 - 
Jerry Souders of Carlisle/Haddon Township Fire Department was injured when he fell from the bridge in Terre Haute on I-70 while doing repairs. He reportedly broke his back and had surgery. The other two victims' names are not public at this time.
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By Lucy Perry
Indiana Central News

Emergency crews were dispatched to a traumatic injury accident at a construction site on Terre Haute's south side this afternoon.

According to scanner traffic, three construction workers fell from the Interstate 70 bridge near South 25th Street and Margaret Avenue just before 4 p.m.

Terre Haute Police and Fire crews responded to the scene.  One construction worker commented to Indiana Central News that "They're all alive," with an expression of worry for their conditions on his face as he walked away from the ambulances.

Indiana Central News will update this story as more information becomes available.