Knightstown officials removed a cross atop the town's Christmas tree because the Henry County community could not win what was expected to be a costly lawsuit filed by the ACLU.

It was not so much as a Christmas miracle as it was a Christmas compromise, but the good news is the cross has been returned to the town Christmas tree in Knightstown, Indiana.

KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. (WISH) — A cross is back on the Knightstown Christmas tree, about two weeks after a man sued to get it removed. Using a lift truck, a man returned the cross to the tree Thursday.

KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. – The cross atop the Knightstown Christmas tree is no more. The town council removed the cross Monday afternoon following a recent lawsuit filed by the ACLU. The ACLU filed the ...

Some residents of Knightstown, Indiana, are retaliating after the cross on their town’s Christmas tree was taken down. A lawsuit, picked up by the ACLU, was filed after a resident said the cross ...

KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. — Officials in an Indiana town removed a cross atop the town's Christmas tree because they said they could not win what was expected to be a costly lawsuit filed by the ...

UPDATE Dec. 12, 1:52 PM: Knightstown officials say a cross atop the town's Christmas tree will be removed because the Henry County community could not win a lawsuit from the ACLU.

Some residents of Knightstown, Indiana, are retaliating after the cross on their town’s Christmas tree was taken down. A lawsuit, picked up by the ACLU, was filed after a resident said the cross ...