News for Indiana

Voters in Wisconsin Tuesday elected Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford to serve on the state's Supreme Court, delivering a victory for liberal backers and causes in the state.

President Donald Trump is set to make a major tariff announcement on what the White House has dubbed ‘Liberation Day’ Wednesday, though many questions remain about the details.

Republicans retained their hold on two US House seats in special elections on Florida Tuesday, despite being outspent by Democratic challengers.

U.S. farmers could be the targets of retaliatory tariffs as the Trump administration readies to roll out reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday.

The Circle City is considered the amateur sports capital of the world, which is why Purdue University is launching a new master's program to make sure people are fully trained to manage the demand.

Tensions between the town of Sheridan and Hamilton County officials have escalated over road funding responsibilities.

The rally focused on Senate Bill 2 which would require Medicaid recipients to all users to re-apply for Medicaid coverage quarterly.

One person is in critical condition following a shooting on the south side of Indianapolis on Tuesday.

A limited edition, one-of-one Caitlin Clark rookie card featuring her signature sold for an astonishing $366,000 at auction, breaking the previous record set by a Serena Williams card.

The husband of Brittany Fortinberry, an accused predatory teacher from Martinsville, has been charged with intimidation and failure to report a crime after he allegedly threatened one of her victims.

FRANKFORT, Ind. — Law enforcement is searching for a man who was allegedly involved in a police chase on Tuesday. Frankfort Police Chief Scott Shoemaker reported that his officers engaged in a pursuit with a man on a motorcycle. Shoemaker identified the man was 35-year-old Devin Cox of Frankfort. Police were chasing Cox because he […]

LEBANON, Ind. — A garage was destroyed during a fire in Lebanon on Tuesday night. According to a Lebanon Fire Department Facebook post, the Lebanon, Center Township and Whitestown fire departments were called to the 3600 block of Diane Lane in Lebanon around 4:57 p.m. to investigate a structure fire. Local police officers made it […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- Dozens of Hoosiers representing roughly 30 counties rallied at the Indiana Statehouse on Tuesday to protest proposed federal Medicaid cuts and Senate Bill 2—a Medicaid-focused bill rallygoers argued could remove at least 150,000 Hoosiers from the state’s Healthy Indiana Plan Program. “SB 2 could be very harmful to people with disabilities,” Medicaid member Ashley Caveda […]

(WXIN/WTTV) — A viral video posted online appears to show U.S. Sen. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) telling a fired federal worker that he "probably deserved it" because he seems "like a clown." The video — posted by several large social media accounts and viewed over 1 million times — began making the online rounds Tuesday afternoon. […]

ZIONSVILLE, Ind. -- Among the sponsors on Graham Rahal’s ride for the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 will be a collection of names zooming along with him. Each represents a donation made to help veterans. For the past few months, hundreds of people have made a donation of at least $50 to have their […]

Good afternoon and happy opening day at Victory Field. Temperatures are sitting in the lower 50s with mostly cloudy skies. We will continue to hold onto the 50s for the rest of the evening, so a light jacket will be needed out at Victory Field. Clouds will stick around through the overnight hours, but due […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A person was critically injured in a shooting on the south side of Indianapolis late Tuesday afternoon. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, around 4:42 p.m., officers were called to the 7800 block of Burr Oak Court — which is located just off West Stop 11 Road — on a report of […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Citizens Energy said water pressure on the city's east side "should be returning to normal." Water access and water quality issues have been reported by numerous east side residents since a massive water main break disrupted the flow of water to a large portion of Indy's east side last Thursday. A boil order […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Planned Parenthood says President Trump's recent decision to withhold millions in funding from Indiana health centers could negatively affect thousands of Hoosiers. The organization said officials received notices on Monday night about the Trump administration’s plans to withhold tens of millions of dollars in funding from nine different Planned Parenthood affiliates nationwide - […]

NEW CASTLE, Ind. — A New Castle woman was arrested after she was caught in a Henry County drug bust in early March. Courtney L. Kilgore, 33, was charged with the following: Officers from the Henry County Area Drug Task Force executed a narcotics search warrant at the 110 block o N 16th St. on […]