News for Indiana

The Illinois House of Representatives on Wednesday night advanced a measure to set up property tax rates that would help to build a new Chicago Bears stadium in Illinois.

The Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office has launched a program to help support drivers with autism. The Blue Envelope Program begins at the start of May.

A congressional map approved by Virginia voters that aims to help Democrats net four US House seats in November’s midterms faces another legal hurdle just one day after its passage.

Four American citizens spoke at a congressional hearing Wednesday about abuses they say they suffered at the hands of federal immigration officers.

A proposed zoning ordinance to guide the development of data centers in Indianapolis could be adopted as early as June.

A warm week continues with a couple of rain chances on the horizon. A potent system is expected to develop, and we will see if Indiana is added to the risk zone as we get closer.

A Bloomington man is facing multiple felony charges after police say he started a house fire while his mother was inside.

The Trump administration announced new policy changes intended to help more Americans access mortgage loans, as the cost of housing continues to climb.

The Pentagon announced Wednesday that the Navy’s top civilian official, Secretary of the Navy John Phelan, is leaving his job.

Police said on Wednesday that they arrested another possible suspect in connection with the murder of a poker player from Westfield.

STAUNTON, Va. - A Bloomington man who served 30 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit is back in jail for allegedly violating his parole. This comes less than two months after Dustin Turner, a former Navy SEAL trainee, was released - and his lawyer told FOX59/CBS4 it's all because of separate sexual […]

CARMEL, Ind. — The Carmel Clay school board is weighing whether or not to put another referendum on November's ballot. They say they need to cover a $120 million gap in state funding. School board member Jennifer Cashin said there would be no one left unharmed if the funding gap isn't filled. The special meeting […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- Tony Taylor is looking to leave a legacy for his family. The entrepreneur invested thousands of dollars in his mobile business, Taylor’s Power Wash, a company focused on power washing and snow removal. In 2025, Taylor signed a contract with National Facility Contractors to perform snow removal from several businesses, including a CVS […]

INDIANAPOLIS — With Indiana gas prices now averaging roughly 60 cents above where they were last year, according to GasBuddy, many Hoosiers continue to experience pain at the pump even as prices have fallen over the last few weeks. “It affects everyone’s bottom line, you know, and everywhere you got to go, so it’s terrible,” […]

FOX59/CBS4 has requested a mugshot of Shandor Jackson, which has not been provided as of this article’s publication. The mugshot will be added once it is released. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Police have arrested a man they suspect of intentionally starting a fire inside a Bloomington home, leaving his mother fighting for her life in the […]

WESTFIELD, Ind. — A second person is under arrest in connection with the alleged murder of Indiana poker player James "Matt" Lushin, who was found lying in a pool of blood in his Westfield home on March 12. Previous reports detail how police believe Ronald Dewayne Brown Jr., 50, of Indianapolis, shot and killed Lushin […]

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Parker Timberman plays basketball, teaches Latin dance and now has his sights set on skydiving. He does it all while using wheelchairs or crutches. While Timberman doesn’t let much get in his way, there are some obstacles he and others with disabilities can run into on a daily basis. “It’s difficult because […]

Scattered showers lingered through the morning north of I-70 but most of Wednesday was sunny, breezy and dry. The high temperature made it up into the 80s for the 6th time month and Wednesday's high of 81° was 4 degrees off the record set in 1980. A stationary front draped across the southern Great Lakes […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- An Indianapolis postal worker is in jail as he faces charges for allegedly stabbing a coworker at the USPS facility on the city’s east side. Taking a break from work outside the postal facility along Brookville Road on April 11, two employees got into an argument. That led to punches being thrown and […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- Officials with the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles recently announced that the hours of operation at all BMV branches will be extended on May 4 and May 5 for the primary election. According to a news release from the BMV, branches will have the following hours on May 4 and 5: During these […]