Oldenburg, In. — A release from the office of state senator Jean Leising from Oldenburg says Indiana is the 10th best state for business in the nation. Economic climate, quality of life and the cost to do […]

Aurora, In. — An Aurora man is in custody after a five hour standoff, with shots fired Friday evening. A report from the Indiana State Police says officers determined Michael A. Smith, 32, was wanted for an […]

Indianapolis, In. — The holidays are upon us, which can be a busy time of the year for many Hoosiers. Across the state, people are decorating their homes, preparing for out-of-town relatives and purchasing gifts for family […]

On December 15th, shortly after 7:00 pm, an Aurora man was arrested following a five hour standoff where a shot was fired at officers who arrived at the residence earlier in the day. The incident […]

Indianapolis, In. — Governor Eric Holcomb has used an executive order to extend paid parental leave for executive branch state employees. The new police is part of the “Next Level” agenda and will take effect on January […]

(Associated Press)FRANKFORT, Ky. — Dan Johnson, a Republican state lawmaker in Kentucky known for inflammatory Facebook posts comparing Barack and Michelle Obama to monkeys and who defiantly denied allegations that he sexually assaulted a teenage […]

Batesville, In. — Batesville native Robert D. Romweber passed away Thursday, November 30th, 2017, at St. John’s Medical Center in Jackson, WY. Bob was born May 18th, 1939 to Robert and Helen Romweber of Batesville, IN. He […]

Canandaigua, N.Y. — U.S. District Court judge David Hurd has ruled the family of Kevin Ward Jr. can pursue claims against retired NASCAR champ Tony Stewart in connection with a fatal crash in 2014. Ward Jr. died […]

Indianapolis, In. — More than 25 cities and towns will host 11 Indiana authors over the next few months as part of a statewide speakers program. Indiana Humanities awarded funds to 27 nonprofit organizations to bring an […]