News for Indiana

A man from southern Utah who co-created the "Squatty Potty" toilet stool has been charged in federal court for allegedly obtaining videos and photos depicting the sexual abuse of children.

After the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs, FedEx is suing for a full refund, joining Costco, Revlon and others seeking repayment.

Inflation, jobs, health care—and immigration—are on Americans’ minds as President Trump delivers his State of the Union Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on Scripps News.

People of faith gathered at South Side Christian Church in Kokomo for the seventh interfaith prayer vigil for the immigrant community on Monday

Actor Robert Carradine, known for ‘Revenge of the Nerds’ and ‘Lizzie McGuire,’ has died at 71 after a long battle with bipolar disorder.

Senate Bill 1 passed the Indiana House 61-31. Supporters say it stops abuse and protects sustainability. Critics warn eligible Hoosiers could lose coverage under stricter reapplication rules.

President Trump still prefers to make a deal to curtail Iran's nuclear program, but says if that doesn't happen it will be a "very bad day" for the country.

It's a strange weather juxtaposition in Bloomington's Fieldstone neighborhood: debris left by a tornado and snow flurries.

Medical emergencies involving children and pregnant women at a for-profit immigration detention center in Texas occur multiple times a month, according to newly obtained 911 recordings and documents.

The 2026 KIDS COUNT report is showing greater overall well-being for Indiana's children, focusing on strides made in education, health, and economic well-being compared to just last year.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Transportation is seeing green—and hopes drivers will, too. INDOT is implementing “Project Greenlight,” an initiative aimed at increasing worker safety and visibility. Under the program, workers will wear Guardian Angel safety lights featuring flashing green patterns designed to catch the eyes of drivers. According to INDOT, a study from […]

WESTFIELD, Ind. -- The Westfield Police Department recently adopted a new policing model, dividing the city into districts to help "strengthen" its presence in the community. According to a news release from the department, the Westfield Police Department's new policing district model began on Jan. 1. This model assigned officers to designated zones to help […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Comedians Druski and Mike Epps are hosting auditions for Coulda Been Records on Indianapolis' near west side Tuesday. Coulda Been Records is a satirical record label that has people audition for the social media series where Druski plays a record executive who evaluates aspiring artists. The auditions will be held at the Bitwell […]

WXIN/WTTV -- A local university is teaming up with a rural Indiana community to bring changes and improvements to the area.  It’s all part of the Sustaining Hoosier Communities initiative through the Indiana University Center for Rural Engagement. “We've partnered with six other communities, and now Brown County is our seventh community partner in the initiative,” […]

WXIN/WTTV -- Police agencies and cyber security companies like Guardio are spreading the word about a tricky text scam aimed at hacking into your Amazon account. The messages say a product you recently purchased is being recalled due to quality and safety concerns and promise a refund. The text lists a date and a phony order […]

INDIANAPOLIS – Once again, the best airport in North America resides in Indianapolis. The Indianapolis International Airport topped the annual Airports Council International World “Airports Service Quality Customer Experience Awards” survey. It’s the 14th straight time (and 15th overall) that Indy’s airport has been named North America’s best. The survey asks travelers to rate airports […]

Off to a dry start, under a cloud mix this Tuesday morning! Temperatures are quite cold, in the upper teens, to begin our morning rush hour but roads are drying out. Should be a fairly quiet morning and a touch brighter at sunrise. Be sure to have the heavy gear on today. This afternoon will […]

INDIANAPOLIS — In the wake of two deadly, high-profile crashes in Indiana this month involving truck drivers that are now in ICE custody, the Indiana Senate advanced an amended version of House Bill 1200 on Monday — a measure that would reform how Indiana processes Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs). “Safety is our number one priority […]

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Neighbors in Bloomington spent the weekend cleaning up from Thursday night's tornado. While it'll be a long road for some, the county is offering some support. "It's been a little trying, troubling," local resident William Fletcher said while cleaning up debris. "It's a lot to take in." Fletcher's home in Bloomington was […]

SPEEDWAY, Ind. — The Town of Speedway is planning to introduce a new sewer rate ordinance to help pay for a state-mandated expansion of its wastewater treatment plant. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) requires municipalities like the Town of Speedway to have wastewater treatment facilities that can handle a 10-year, 1-hour storm event […]