News for Indiana

A northern Indiana mother faces murder charges following the death of her infant at their home in April.

A man who gave his son the gun used to kill two students and two teachers at Appalachee High School in Georgia is set to be sentenced Thursday after he was convicted of second-degree murder.

A new AP-NORC poll finds two-thirds of Americans say the war with Iran has not been worthwhile, as Trump's approval rating drops to 33%.

A deadly Russian barrage hit cities across Ukraine while Poland probed reports a cruise missile entered its airspace.

Former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene married conservative media personality Brian Glenn on Tuesday in Las Vegas after announcing their engagement in December.

Consumers are increasingly using AI shopping assistants, but most still verify recommendations before buying — especially for costly or health-related purchases.

Students and educators are already feeling the impact of restructuring and cutbacks at the Indiana Historical Society

Senate lawmakers scrapped a committee vote scheduled for Thursday to consider Todd Blanche’s nomination for attorney general, as concerns persist over a controversial "anti-weaponization" fund.

Ed Bell, paralyzed in 1982, said the Hagerstown US Post Office is not wheelchair accessible. He wants to know why the Americans With Disabilities Act doesn't force the federally owned building to install a ramp

Dennis Patterson, 45, of Indianapolis, was sentenced to 43 years in prison after he beat his ex-girlfriend and stole her car, the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said.

RANDOLPH COUNTY, Ind. -- Officials with the Randolph County Sheriff's Department released the planned procession route for Brad Fisher, the Lynn town marshal and LFD captain who was struck and killed during a chase on Wednesday. According to a post on the department's social media, officials with the department will escort Fisher, a 25-year law […]

More students are heading back to school today in the Indianapolis area! The weather looks great outside this morning with mostly clear skies, comfortable conditions and temperatures near 60 degrees. Wind speeds will remain light today with plenty of sunshine through the morning and afternoon. Highs will rise into the mid-80s this afternoon. Quiet weather […]

SHELBY COUNTY, Ind. – Drivers who use I-74 in Shelby County will encounter some overnight closures next week. According to the Indiana Department of Transportation, crews will close down part of I-74 for a beam setting project on the Pleasant View Road Bridge. INDOT said I-74 eastbound and westbound will close at Pleasant View Road […]

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Fire Department responded early Thursday morning to a vacant apartment fire on the northeast side. According to IFD, crews responded to a fire at an apartment complex near the intersection of 39th Street and North Emerson Avenue just after midnight. Firefighters encountered heavy fire and flames coming from several windows in […]

BOONE COUNTY, Ind. — Interstate 65 reopened in Boone County Thursday morning after a closure that lasted several hours. According to the Zionsville Fire Department, all I-65 lanes between 82nd St and I-865 near mile marker 129 were initially shut down as a result of a semi fire. According to ZFD, southbound lanes were diverted […]

INDIANAPOLIS — As part of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program, the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) will soon award GROW (Grow Rural Opportunities for Wellbeing) grants in an effort to improve rural healthcare access and affordability statewide. According to Gov. Mike Braun’s (R-Indiana) Office, eight regions across Indiana have submitted grant proposals totaling a […]

WESTFIELD, Ind. — This is where Daniel Jones stands with his rehab from an injury that derailed a promising season for a veteran quarterback seeking a fresh start and a playoff-deficient franchise: On schedule. Probably ahead of schedule. As he predicted a month after Dec. 9 surgery to repair a torn Achilles tendon and reaffirmed […]

MORGAN COUNTY, Ind. -- The Morgan County Judicial Campus will be closed this week as carbon monoxide testing takes place. According to a press release shared by county officials, the campus was closed early on Tuesday for carbon monoxide testing. County officials said some employees left work early as their medical providers said carbon monoxide […]

On the average, with 4.42" of rain, July is our third wettest month of the year. This has been a very dry month with only six days with measurable rainfall.1.63" of rain has fallen Indianapolis, 2.79" below average. So far this has been a dry year with March and May being the only months with […]

INDIANAPOLIS – A Michigan man is facing felony charges in Marion County for allegedly using social media to try and get revenge on his former boss. The victim found out he was being impersonated online when his company’s HR department asked for a Zoom meeting and told him he was going to be fired for […]