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23, May 2013 - Twitter activists jailed in Bahrain A Bahrain court sentences six activists to a year in jail for insulting King Hamad in Twitter messages, amid a continuing crackdown on dissent.

23, May 2013 - Greenbrier Greenbrier woman pleads guilty in husband's death A Greenbrier woman has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in last year's shooting death of her husband.

23, May 2013 - Decatur Three suspected serial burglars arrested PIATT COUNTY -- Officials think they've caught the teens behind a string of burglaries. 

23, May 2013 - ISP: Pregnant Evansville Woman Arrested For DUI A pregnant Evansville woman is behind bars after authorities say she had a blood alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit.

23, May 2013 - Surprise Police warn of scammers offering to do home, car repairs Police in Surprise are issuing a warning. They say senior citizens are being scammed out of money by people offering to do car and home repairs.

23, May 2013 - Man sentenced for running tax-refund scheme from prison A former Canton man was sentenced to six years in prison for trying to dupe the federal government out of more than $5 million by filing false income tax refunds.

23, May 2013 - Decatur Woman arrested for prostitution BLOOMINGTON-- A woman is behind bars facing prostitution charges.

23, May 2013 - Decatur Property stolen from park district DECATUR -- Park District police are investigating a burglary.

23, May 2013 - Phoenix murder trial garners national attention with help of Jodi Arias and Sheriff Joe Arpaio PHOENIX - The Jodi Arias trial had all the ingredients of a circus the minute it started: sex and violence, a defendant more than willing to seek the spotlight, a judge who extended leniency in allowing lengthy testimony and cameras in court — and a media-savvy sheriff ready and willing to set up jailhouse interviews with his most famous inmate.