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STATEWIDE — Indiana is set to receive more than $200 million in the first year of a sweeping new federal effort to reshape health care in rural America, part of a $50 billion program that […]

(Greensburg, IN) — The Greensburg Decatur County Public Library has named Brenda Campbell as its next director, bringing a Greensburg native back to lead one of the community’s most prominent public institutions. Campbell grew up […]

STATEWIDE — Kroger has launched a new “Verified Savings” program designed to help customers receiving government assistance lower their grocery bills, with a focus on making fresh food more affordable. The program offers eligible shoppers […]

(Crown Point, IN) – A Northwest Indiana family is demanding accountability after a mother was discharged from Franciscan Health Crown Point while in labor and delivered her baby just minutes later on the side of […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A popular free perk for Bank of America customers is returning for the first full weekend of January, opening the doors to several Indianapolis-area cultural attractions at no cost for eligible cardholders. Bank […]

SCOTT COUNTY — A Seymour man was struck and killed late Sunday night while walking along Interstate 65 south of Austin, Indiana, in a crash that investigators say involved two vehicles and remains under active […]

FORT WAYNE — For hikers who want a ready-made test at one of Indiana’s most popular state parks, Pokagon State Park’s Hell’s Point Challenge has become a go-to proving ground — a roughly 8-mile loop […]

GREENSBURG — Greensburg Community High School has announced two new inductees for its Hall of Fame Class of 2026, honoring a longtime public servant with deep local ties and a Greensburg native whose career carried […]

BROOKVILLE — Franklin County commissioners approved a two-month moratorium on new data center permits, giving planners time to update zoning rules that officials say are outdated. The “strategic” moratorium runs from Dec. 24, 2025, through […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A bill introduced in the Indiana General Assembly aims to tighten how the state handles youth gun possession, responding to growing concerns about firearms in communities and near schools. Senate Bill 62 would […]