News for Indiana

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and the Indiana Commission for Higher Education have implemented a two-year tuition freeze for in-state students at public colleges and universities to improve affordability.

The Stonewall Democrats of South Central Indiana promoted six Democratic candidates for various Owen County township offices on two billboards near Spencer.

An ICE officer was released from federal custody Friday after appearing in court on charges of lying to investigators about the circumstances that led to the shooting of a Venezuelan man last year.

Legal analyst Zach Myers discussed Mark Sanchez's recent guilty plea agreement in an Indianapolis battery case, and the declaration of a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial in Massachusetts.

A 74-year-old bicyclist was seriously injured in a collision with a pickup truck at the intersection of Herriman Boulevard and 146th Street in Noblesville, Indiana, on the morning of Sept. 4, 2026.

Businesses in Lawrence, Indiana, suffered a significant downturn in customers following recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids.

Lawyers for former Olympic canoeist David Hearn asked a D.C. judge on Friday to bar the Department of Justice from ever again trying to charge their client with vandalizing the Reflecting Pool.

On this episode of Catch Me Up, one of the foremost measles experts in the U.S. says an ongoing outbreak of the disease could get markedly worse as vaccination shortfalls become more apparent.

U.S. employers project an 8.2% increase in health benefit costs for 2027. Factors include GLP-1 drugs, artificial-intelligence billing software, and legal disputes under the federal No Surprises Act.

U.S. Rep. Andre Carson, a Democrat, is demanding clarity from ICE after multiple arrests in Indianapolis

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — No. 6 Indiana will have two starting defensive linemen from their national championship team, Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt, on the field Saturday for its opener against North Texas following a court ruling Friday night. Indiana circuit court Judge Kara Krothe of the Monroe Circuit Court in Bloomington issued a temporary […]

BLOOMINGTON, Ind — Coming off a national championship, all eyes are on the Hoosiers to see how this football season will compare to the last. As the students and the sidewalks still pulsate with the excitement of the past year, FOX Sports is on campus to broadcast Hoosier pride. Rob Mikulicka, FOX Sports remote studio […]

(WXIN/WTTV): For IndyCar drivers, mastering 500 miles is an impressive feat, but how about tens of thousands of them? It's not just the drivers putting the miles in every weekend; their crews do too. None more so than Team Penske.  "Their dedication is paramount to it, and they go about it in such a positive […]

NEW CASTLE, Ind. — A man dubbed the "exalted ruler" of the Elks Lodge in New Castle now faces felony charges after police claim he stole over $16,000 from the organization's gaming machines. Patrick Saunders, a 42-year-old from Lewisville, was charged this week in Henry County court with theft and fraud. Both charges are Level […]

GREENCASTLE, Ind. -- A 26-year-old man was arrested in Putnam County and is facing sexual misconduct charges. According to Indiana State Police, Tyler Wright of Greencastle engaged in sexual misconduct with a juvenile, prompting an investigation. The investigation began in August and ended with Wright's arrest by ISP. Wright is facing the following preliminary charges. […]

FISHERS, Ind. — A Hamilton Southeastern teacher and her students have become an internet sensation over their love for the Colts. Family and consumer sciences teacher Megan Davis is a massive Colts football fan. She's taught for four years, the same number of years wide receiver Alec Pierce has played for the team. #14 is […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A man reportedly walked into the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Monday morning and vandalized the nearly 100-year-old cathedral. He didn't stop there. With spray-paint in hand, the vandal crossed the street and began painting cryptic symbols and strange messages on the walls of the Masonic Library and Museum. Indianapolis police identified the culprit […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The Archdiocese of Indianapolis is weighing in after days of immigration enforcement activity across the city. The Archdiocese is offering a dispensation, or exemption, from attending Mass. "The vibe I'm getting is things are pretty tough here in the city, and I think we don't want to make people feel like they have […]

INDIANAPOLIS – An accused thief is in jail Friday night, accused of a series of car thefts and other crimes over the last few months on Indy’s north side. Early Thursday morning, a red Audi was stolen out of a driveway near 50th and Illinois. Hours later, the stolen car was found parked at 39th […]

BROWNSBURG, Ind. — At Thursday's town council meeting, the town of Brownsburg joined several neighboring cities in adopting a wheel tax along with creating a designated outdoor refreshment area. Designated outdoor refreshment areas, or DORAs, are permittable areas where customers can purchase open alcoholic beverage containers and move about freely with their drinks, as along […]