Terre Haute mayor: Basic human rights are not political
A conversation on human rights can become politically charged, but it really boils down to meeting people's basic needs, says Mayor Brandon Sakbun. Those basic human rights are not political, he said.
Local students attend Terre Haute Human Rights Day
Terre Haute Human Rights Day enables students to explore many different topics. These include food insecurity, economics, ...
Mayor’s Youth Council nearing its $35,000 goal for Coy Park
The Terre Haute Mayor’s Youth Council is nearly to its 35-thousand-dollar fundraising goal for Coy Park. If they hit this goal, the IHCDA will match an ...
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Hundreds of Hoosier taxpayers pack the Indiana Statehouse in support of aggressive property tax reform
Scores of green-shirted Hoosier residents flocked to the 3rd floor of the Indiana Statehouse on Monday for a rally in support ...
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Indiana American gives $10K for Terre Haute park project
Ten days ago, the Terre Haute Mayor’s Youth Council was about $30,000 short of its goal to raise $35,000 by March 28 to buy ...
City Council deals with ARPA funds
Thursday evening’s City Council meeting dealt with only one business item — but it was a big one money wise. American Rescue Plan Act – or ARPA – funds that had been appropriated in 2024 were ...
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Terre Haute Human Rights Day set for March 19 at ISU
The 2025 Terre Haute Human Rights Day will be at Indiana State University from 9 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. March 19. Terre Haute ...
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EPA workers have cleared out over 9000 tons of asbestos contaminated material from 19th & Beech St. cleanup site
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - The cleanup effort at 19th and Beech St. in Terre Haute has seen significant progress in recent ...