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INDIANAPOLIS — Election officials and voting rights advocates on Monday said people in Indiana jails should still exercise their right to vote. Indiana law strips voting rights only from people currently serving a sentence for a felony or misdemeanor conviction. People held in jail while awaiting trial, as well as those on work release or […]

Overnight restrictions begin Monday near Brazil and Little Point, with work lasting up to one week.

A family dispute brought police to the phone of an Indiana sheriff’s deputy, but the investigation soon moved from threatening text messages to more than a year of searches through a law-enforcement license-plate camera network. ... Read more

INDIANAPOLIS — An IMPD officer was reportedly hospitalized last week after being bitten by a suspect and dragged by a car during an auto theft arrest in downtown Indianapolis. Officers were called around 7 a.m. last Thursday to the 900 block of Fort Wayne Avenue on report of a possible carjacking in progress. IMPD said […]

Angela Davis Talks Freedom, Voting and the Fight for Justice With Tina Cosby in Indianapolis. Indianapolis welcomed one of the most influential activists and scholars of our time as Dr. Angela Davis took the stage at the historic Madam Walker Legacy Center for “Beyond the Record: The Intersection of Resilience, Stability, and Economic Justice.”

INDIANA (WPTA) - A Republican lawmaker is pushing for the firing squad to be Indiana’s primary method of execution. State Rep. Jim Lucas, R-Seymour, plans to reintroduce his bill after it failed earlier this year by a 48-47 vote. He said the state’s current method relies on pentobarbital, the...

(MIRROR INDY) — Republican Max Engling leaned into blocking noncitizen voting as a top priority as he and the other three Indiana secretary of state candidates debated Wednesday night. Engling maintained that he was the only candidate firm on that issue — arguments that Democrat Beau Bayh called “ridiculous” and Lincoln Party candidate Greg Ballard […]

Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s office attempted to intervene in a criminal case involving a years-old hit-and-run but the reason is a mystery so far. The judge informed attorneys in the case and refused to consider the correspondence. “The Court finds that the correspondence constitutes an ex parte communication concerning a pending matter and is not […]

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — As grocery prices continue to put pressure on household budgets, a local food bank is getting help from an unexpected source: deer donated by hunters. The program helps provide families with a source of protein that otherwise can be expensive to buy. The venison...

Caitlin Clark is approaching the Indiana Fever’s offseason with a goal that extends beyond improving her jump shot. Following a first-round playoff loss to the Las Vegas Aces, the 24-year-old guard wants to strengthen her leadership, connect with younger teammates and...