Thousands without power in Indiana
INDIANA — Thousands of homes and businesses across Indiana are without electricity Thursday morning, according to the latest outage data. As of the most recent update, 3,527 customers are without power statewide. That represents about 0.11% of the 3,236,946 electric customers tracked across Indiana. Indiana currently...
‘He was a man of God,’ family says of man shot, killed at gas...
For nearly three months, loved ones have lived without Desmond Lee Perry Sr . The 55-year-old father of 17 left behind more than heartache after his death. His kids say he left behind life lessons that will stick with them forever. "I want people to know who my dad truly was as a person," Daechaun Copeland told...
Step Inside Indiana’s Creepiest Museum And Prepare To Be Amazed
You know that feeling when you walk into a place and immediately think, “Well, this is either going to be the coolest thing I’ve ever done or a terrible mistake”?. The Indiana Medical History Museum in Indianapolis delivers that exact sensation the moment you step through its doors.
Visit The Top Seafood Markets In The Indianapolis Area
Though its name doesn’t lead with its aquatic offerings, Joe’s seafood selection certainly goes deep. Its next-day options (order today, get it tomorrow) include everything from arctic char to Hawaiian swordfish. The shop is big on sustainable seafood, adhering to quality guidelines from the Marine Stewardship...
High schoolers across Indiana to receive free admission under IU Indy initiative
Indiana University Indianapolis is expanding access to higher education for Indiana high school seniors through its seamless admissions initiative, a program that now qualifies nearly 3,500 students for automatic admission for the fall 2026 semester. The university currently partners with 31 high schools across...
Auto parts giant closes 2 Indiana facilities, hundreds out of work
INDIANAPOLIS — Auto parts giant First Brands Group is cutting hundreds of jobs as part of its ongoing financial distress, including shuttering two facilities in Indiana. First Brands Group filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy last September. The auto parts giant also faces legal issues with several executives charged in a...
A new visual record of Indianapolis’ past is emerging from crime scene photos
Historians in Indianapolis are uncovering a visual record of the city's past from an unlikely source — crime scene photos. Originally taken to document acts of violence, the images now serve as a vital window into a world that no longer exists. At the center of this project is...
Your neighbors are gathering to talk about death
On a snowy Sunday, they gathered to talk about death. It wasn’t a funeral or church group. There was no memorial celebrating someone’s life. It was a death cafe, held at the MLK Center. The cafe part was a spread of strawberries, cookies and cheese accompanied by bottles...
Gov. Braun signs Indiana House Bill 1250 into law
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — On Tuesday, Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed House Bill 1250 into law. The bill, introduced by Rep. Tim O'Brien, requires the Indiana Department of Corrections to notify law enforcement and the county or community's prosecuting attorney when they're releasing a serious violent felon....
A Rare Ancient Fish Led To Charges In Indiana
Indiana conservation officers say a Crawford County resident faces charges after allegedly taking a rare protected paddlefish from the Patoka Lake spillway.
