News for Indiana

After arresting a suspect in connection to a child molestation arrest, Indiana State Police are asking anyone with information on possible additional victims to contact them.

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial sent the judge a note Thursday on the sixth day of deliberations complaining that one person on their panel wasn't following the court's instructions regarding reasonable doubt.

More than 11,000 people have been rescued after catastrophic floods struck the Nepal-China border — but thousands are still missing as the search for survivors continues.

Two people were injured Thursday morning in a three-vehicle crash on US 30 eastbound near Flaugh Road in Fort Wayne, according to Indiana State Police.

The Southeastern Conference filed a lawsuit against LSU and its leadership, alleging the school had “waged a deliberate and coordinated campaign to recruit professional athletes” against league rules.

Fox News Media says longtime host Maria Bartiromo is leaving the company after more than 12 years. No reason for the departure was announced.

Federal prosecutors charged an ICE officer with lying about a Minneapolis shooting after video evidence contradicted initial claims during an immigration crackdown.

A group of lawmakers is urging Secretary of State Marco Rubio to take stronger actions against what they describe as an escalating campaign of executions and political repression by Iran's government.

A Hoosier Lottery player in Washington is holding a ticket worth an estimated $35.5 million after matching all six numbers in Wednesday night’s drawing.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former first lady Jill Biden and a slew of writers and social justice activists are lauding Gloria Steinem as a revolutionary and inspiring figure.

INDIANAPOLIS — BUTTER Fine Art Fair 2026 is returning to downtown Indianapolis for its sixth year. The multi-day cultural experience centers on artwork from artists in Indiana and around the United States, who keep 100% of what they earn. The no-commission fine art fair will be from Thursday, Sept. 3, to Sunday, Sept. 6, at […]

(WXIN/WTTV) — Indiana hospitals are no longer allowed to divert ambulances for overcrowding, with the state Department of Health saying Indiana is the third in the nation to implement the restriction. Before the restriction went into effect, a hospital could say it was overcrowded and could go on diversion for however long it chose. Indiana […]

COLUMBUS, Ind. — The Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled that Jason Hubbell’s right to exculpatory evidence in his Columbus murder trial was so violated, and that evidence actually pointed to another potential notorious killer, that he should get a new trial for the slaying of Sharon Myers in the woods of the Atterbury Fish […]

INDIANAPOLIS – Twelve months later, Anthony Richardson Sr. finds himself in the exact same spot. He’ll be the backup quarterback for Daniel Jones as the Indianapolis Colts head into the regular season. Coach Shane Steichen ended the speculation after Thursday’s practice. “I thought he did some good things in camp,’’ he said. “He’s continued to […]

NEW CASTLE, Ind. — A couple living in New Castle have both been arrested on felony drug and child neglect charges after police were called to a shooting at their home and eventually found a makeshift "meth lab" inside a closet. Jonathan and Heather Terry, both Kentucky residents, were both arrested earlier this summer after […]

DAVIESS COUNTY, Ind. — The country's second-largest state lottery jackpot was won last night on a single ticket sold in Daviess County. The whopping $35.5 million ticket was sold in Washington at Casey's, 1466 S. State Road 57, in Wednesday's drawing. Hoosier Lotto numbers for Wednesday, Sept. 2, are: 15-16-22-24-43-44. The winnings must be claimed […]

CLARKSVILLE, Ind. — Indiana Gov. Mike Braun will continue to keep the price at the pump low for Hoosiers. For the sixth month in a row, Braun has issued a gas tax holiday, which suspends both the gas excise tax and the gas usage tax. The suspension of these two taxes saves Hoosiers approximately 60 […]

INDIANAPOLIS – A man faces multiple charges, including child molesting and kidnapping, after his arrest earlier this week on the east side. Isidro Gonzalez-Candido, 44, is charged with child molesting, burglary, criminal confinement, kidnapping and battery on a person under 14 years old, according to court records. An incident report from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police […]

The heat wave rolls on across central Indiana as highs rise back into the mid-90s this afternoon. On Wednesday, Indianapolis climbed to 95°, which marked the 20th 90-degree day for the city this year! The high humidity made it feel even hotter outside Wednesday afternoon. A weather station near Marion measured a peak heat index […]

INDIANAPOLIS – The Trump Administration announced on Thursday a $120 million investment aimed at improving rural health and expanding access to high-quality care in Indiana. Eight regions submitted grant proposals and were awaiting word on approval. The money is coming from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP). Supported projects include: The administration said the […]