(New Marion, IN) — The New Marion Volunteer Fire Department is marking a leadership transition following the retirement of longtime Fire Chief Charles Meisberger. Meisberger has retired after 49½ years as fire chief, capping a […]

(Indianapolis) — Indiana’s decision to once again opt out of the federal SUN Bucks program is drawing renewed criticism from Democratic lawmakers as a key deadline approaches, reopening a broader debate over cost, capacity and […]

(Greendale, IN) – Greendale firefighters and state investigators are asking the public for help as they continue to examine the cause of a Christmas Day fire that damaged CVista Bank and Sibcy Cline Realty along […]

(Milan, IN) — Milan High School has added a permanent new display honoring one of the community’s most accomplished graduates: David W. Mortara, a 1958 Milan alumnus whose career helped shape modern heart-diagnostic technology. School […]

(Greensburg, IN) — A structure fire displaced four people and 11 pets Tuesday morning in Greensburg, but no injuries were reported thanks in part to working smoke detectors inside the home. Greensburg Fire Department crews […]

(Indianapolis) — Former Indiana Congressional candidate Gabriel “Gabe” Whitley has been sentenced to one year of probation following a felony intimidation conviction. The charges stemmed from a series of social media threats directed at political […]

(Statewide) — Indiana players took home nearly $10 million during the historic $1.8 billion Powerball run that ended on Christmas Eve. While a single ticket in Arkansas snagged the massive jackpot, 32 Hoosiers won prizes […]

(Statewide) — One of Indiana’s new laws taking effect Thursday, Jan. 1, 2026, affects something many drivers may not think twice about: the color of their vehicle. Under Senate Enrolled Act 331, Hoosiers will now […]

(Oldenburg, IN) — The Sisters of St. Francis, based in Oldenburg, are marking the 175th anniversary of their founding with a year-long celebration that reflects on both their history and their continued role in addressing […]

(Indianapolis) — Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and Attorney General Todd Rokita have asked a federal court to lift a more than 20-year-old injunction that has blocked the placement of a donated historical monument on the […]

(Statewide) — Indiana will soon prohibit the use of SNAP benefits to purchase candy and sugary drinks, marking a significant shift in how the state administers the federal nutrition assistance program. Governor Mike Braun signed […]