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Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull continues to expand her off-court portfolio.

INDIANA — Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana is committing an additional $100,000 to support ongoing recovery efforts following the severe storms and flooding that impacted communities across the state this summer. Combined with an additional $25,000 from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (FHLBI), th

The churns keep turning. That is the whole story. Except it is not. Behind those ordinary sounds is a 101-year-old Indiana factory that has somehow survived changing tastes, changing technology, and the arrival of enormous food companies. The recipes remain remarkably familiar, and the machinery still operates inside t

DECATUR TOWNSHIP, Ind. – No one was hurt after an SUV crashed into a southwest side home on Labor Day. According to the Decatur Township Fire Department, this happened around 3:40 p.m. Monday at a home on Wheatfield Drive. Multiple units responded after a vehicle went off the road and slammed into the side of […]

Amazon packages spilled onto I-80/94 after a crash involving a semi-truck in Gary, Indiana.

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In 1926, a group of Syrian and Lebanese immigrants in Indianapolis founded a church where they could practice their traditional faith and build a community. A century later, St. George Orthodox Church — now in Fishers — continues to grow, and the congregation plans to celebrate its 100th anniversary along with its popu

The Indianapolis Speedrome is preparing for its 50th annual World Figure 8 Championship 3-hour endurance race on September 12, which features a record $50,000 winner's purse.

Midwest Food Bank expansion expected to increase food assistance across Indiana. September 4, 2026 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Food, Indiana, News. Photo by Brownfield’s Erin Anderson. The executive director of Indianapolis-based Midwest Food Bank says a planned expansion could help meet growing demand for food assis

INDIANAPOLIS — Many Ravenswood residents continued to labor this Labor Day, cleaning up their homes and community following last month’s record flooding along the White River. A dumpster on 72nd Street a block from the river overflows with debris ripped from waterlogged homes like Ray Hibbard’s. “Basically, every one o