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a two-month moratorium on new data center permits, giving planners time to update zoning rules that officials say are outdated.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 […]

SUNMAN, Ind. — A group of Dearborn County residents has launched a petition opposing the potential development of a commercial‑scale solar energy project near Sunman. The online campaign calls on county officials to impose an […]

GREENSBURG — Decatur County Memorial Hospital has launched a new program called Thankful Hearts, giving patients and families a simple way to recognize the hospital staff who made a difference during their care. The program […]

ANDERSON, Ind. — A 17-year-old girl was fatally shot early Sunday morning inside a West 38th Street home near Raible Avenue, police said. The victim, identified as Tianna Harris, was found with a gunshot wound […]

BROWNSBURG, Ind. — The Brownsburg High School marching band is heading to Pasadena, California, to perform in the Tournament of Roses Parade. The Sound of Brownsburg marching band is made up of 200 members who […]

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. — Indiana’s first underground cheese cave operates in St. Joseph County, where a family-run business ages thousands of pounds of cheese each year beneath the ground. J2K Capraio, based in Walkerton, […]