IMPD to make shift change for the first time in decades
INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD patrol officers will start working 10-hour shifts on Saturday after working the same schedule for about 30 years. Active members of IMPD voted back in September and approved the schedule change. IMPD Chief Chris Bailey said it was the result of the city’s labor agreement with the Fraternal Order...
New Laws Took Effect Jan. 1 in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan
Several new laws took effect yesterday that’ll likely affect you in some way. In Indiana, that includes property tax cuts, increased online data privacy control, new restrictions on candy and sugary drinks under SNAP, and a requirement to alert the BMV if you change the color of your vehicle.
18-year-old dies after New Year’s Eve shooting on Indianapolis’ far east side
A man shot on New Year's Eve on the city's far east side has died at the hospital, according to police.
12 Gigantic Thrift Stores In Indiana That Are Absolutely Worth The Road Trip
Looking for amazing thrift stores in Indiana where treasure hunting is an adventure?. These 12 massive secondhand shops offer incredible bargains and unique finds for every budget!. 1. etc…Thrift Store (Schererville) When you first spot the bright blue sign of etc…Thrift Store, you know you’re in for a treat....
Color Change Rule Now Applies To Indiana Drivers
A new Indiana law now requires drivers to update vehicle registration records when a car’s exterior color is changed, and in some cases the penalty can rise to a criminal charge.
Indiana Eclipse Watch 2026: Prime Viewing for a “Blood Moon”
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Indianapolis, IN – Indiana skywatchers are well-positioned for one of the most impressive eclipse displays of 2026, with viewing conditions expected to be significantly better than along the East Coast and...
Protective Order Filed on Christmas Went Unseen as Courthouse Closed—Indiana Mother of Four Killed...
An Indiana mother who endured repeated abuse from her husband sought court protection on Christmas Day. Three days later, she was dead—shot by the same man in front of their children—according to police and court records. Because the filing was made on a holiday, a judge was unable to review or sign the request while...
Indiana officials seek to lift decades-old ban on Ten Commandments monument at Statehouse
Gov. Mike Braun and Attorney General Todd Rokita want a federal judge to lift a decades-old ban on the placement of a Ten Commandments monument at the Indiana Statehouse grounds. A motion filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana on Tuesday argues that the original legal standard used to...
Several new laws taking effect in Ind.
INDIANA (WFIE) - The new year means some new laws in Indiana. Here’s a look at some of the key new laws that will go into effect:. Indiana’s new “Smart SNAP” initiative will restrict sugary drinks and candy from SNAP benefit purchases. Soda, energy drinks, sports drinks like Gatorade and sweetened iced tea are no...
Man arrested for drunk driving in fatal New Year’s crash on West 79th Street
An Indianapolis man was arrested for drunk driving after causing a fatal car crash on New Year's Day, resulting in one death and preliminary charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated causing death.

















