News for Indiana

The LIRR strike is over, restoring service to the nation’s busiest commuter rail and bringing relief to 250,000 riders after a three-day shutdown.

Wind-driven Sandy Fire near Simi Valley burns 500 acres, damages home, forces evacuations; Reagan Library closes as blaze spreads.

Another round of strong, severe thunderstorms will be possible this afternoon and evening. Less humid and cooler conditions move in for the middle part of the work week.

Experts warn major July 1 student loan changes—caps on Parent PLUS, end of Grad PLUS, fewer repayment plans—will reshape college funding plans.

The Fishers City Council voted to expand an e-bike ordinance after police say they received complaints of dangerous bike riding.

The Federal Funding Expenditures Dashboard has launched the Indiana Transparency Portal, said a news release issued Monday from Indiana Comptroller Elise Nieshalla.

Brownsburg wide receiver Branden Sharpe committed to IU. Sharpe had 59 catches for 1,143 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2025, helping lead Brownsburg to its second straight Class 6A state championship.

Murder and attempted murder charges were among 10 filed Monday against a 21-year-old man who was taken into custody shortly after a Muncie shooting that killed a woman and injured two men.

President Donald Trump on Monday announced more than 600 generic medications are being added to the government’s discounted-drug website TrumpRx.

A lack of health care, not enough food and excessive use of pepper spray: Those are just some of the findings at California lockups housing thousands of immigrants, detailed in a new report.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue University’s president is saying goodbye to West Lafayette and hello to Evanston, Illinois. President Mung Chiang informed the Board of Trustees that he accepted the same position at Northwestern University, according to a news release. His new job starts on July 1. His wife, Dr. YingKei Hui, will take the […]

Off to a dry start this morning, under damp and humid conditions, while skies begin to clear! Expect another quiet, bright start, after heavy rainfall on Monday. A touch of haze this morning, as temperatures hover in the upper 60s. This afternoon will bring a mix of sun and clouds, along with our third straight […]

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Two teenage shooters opened fire at a San Diego mosque on Monday and killed three men — then killed themselves a few blocks away — in an attack police are investigating as a hate crime. There was no specific threat made against the Islamic Center of San Diego but authorities found […]

ELLETTSVILLE, Ind. — A person was critically injured in a crash in Ellettsville on Monday. According to a release from the Ellettsville Police Department, officers were called to the intersection of West State Road 46 and Tupelo Drive around 9:44 a.m. to investigate a crash. When police arrived at the scene, they located a 2015 […]

FISHERS, Ind. — Prosecutors have accused four women of jumping a pregnant worker at a Qdoba restaurant located along 96th Street in Fishers. Aniyah Gooch and Dajah Gooch are each facing charges of battery by means of a deadly weapon and battery resulting in injury to a pregnant woman. Armoniah Malone and Darrique Jackson are […]

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — Dan + Shay, a three-time Grammy Award-winning county music duo, is slated to perform in Noblesville later this year. According to a press release from Live Nation, Dan + Shay will take the stage at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville on Sept. 11. The show is part of their 26-date "The Young […]

ANDERSON, Ind. — An Anderson man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for child molestation. According to a release from the Madison County Prosecutor's Office, 42-year-old Andres Oswaldo Guajardo pleaded guilty to the following charges in March: Guajardo received a 46-year sentence on May 7. Forty years of his sentence will be executed […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- After a bipartisan group of state senators submitted a letter to Republican leadership requesting an analysis of state childcare funding, the interim Fiscal Policy Committee will reconvene in the coming weeks to take testimony and discuss potential options. “Everyone's hearing from their constituents about the need for a sustainable childcare approach,” said State […]

FOUNTAIN COUNTY, Ind. -- Republican candidate Paula Copenhaver, who was involved in the hotly contested race for District 23 in the Indiana State Senate, has called for a recount. On Monday, Copenhaver announced that she has filed a petition for officials to recount the total number of ballots that were received, claiming that "illegal voting […]

MADISON COUNTY, Ind. — Koty Riall opened his property up to a man he met a year ago, who was a veteran, down on his luck and mentally disturbed. That kind effort cost Riall and his father, Rodney, their lives. ”I honestly believe that my brother had the biggest heart, but I believe deep down […]