Indiana’s 92 Counties Ranked by Number of Flock Cameras
Marion County has the most cameras at 478, highest per capita is Blackford County. No statewide laws govern camera data use, raising privacy debates. Cameras make it harder to commit crimes but add another layer of tracking. Indiana’s 92 Counties Ranked by Number of Flock Cameras. Flock cameras have...
Last Mountain Jack’s Steakhouse Closes in Indiana After Nearly 50 Years
The last Mountain Jack's Steakhouse in the country served its final dinner on May 30, closing the book on a chain that once anchored dinner plans across metro Detroit with prime rib, dark wood dining rooms and a tableside salad cart. The Lafayette, Indiana location had operated for nearly 50 years before its property o
Indy to offer southside data center $242M in tax breaks
Indy Economic Development has outlined nearly $242 million tax abatements for a proposed data center in Decatur Township. In March, city officials approved a 130-acre rezoning for Seattle-based Sabey Data Centers on the southwest side of Indianapolis to allow for a two-building data center campus at 6400 Kentucky Ave.
Power restoration in NW Indiana could take until next week, NIPSCO says
Eight days after a historic storm in Northwest Indiana, tens of thousands of customers remain without power, according to Northern Indiana Public Service Company leaders in Gary.
‘Almost like it’s a holy relic’: World Trade Center beam stops at Indiana War...
Former NYC firefighter Jack Kielty joined the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's Steel Across America Tour in Indianapolis to display a 20-foot floor beam from the World Trade Center's South Tower.
Arrest Made in Indy July Shooting that Killed 18-Year-Old
INDIANAPOLIS — Police in Indianapolis have arrested a suspect in connection with the July shooting death of an 18-year-old. On July 11, Juan Carlos Castillo Bujanda was shot and killed. IMPD officers found him with multiple gunshot wounds in the 300 block of North Senate Avenue. Police believed the shooter knew the vic
ISP: Man killed in hit-and-run crash on I-69 in Fishers while changing flat tire
FISHERS, Ind. — Authorities are searching for the person responsible for fatally striking a man who was changing a flat tire before a hit-and-run crash on I-69 in Fishers Tuesday night. Indiana State Police confirmed that troopers responded around 9:45 p.m. to the right shoulder of I-69 northbound just south of exit 21
This Indiana Lake Feels Like A Private Escape Locals Want To Keep Secret
A 66-acre lake stays off most travel radars, hidden somewhere in the farmland of Indiana. Goats and a donkey wander the campground roads most mornings, which explains why the posted 15 mph limit gets taken seriously. A sandy beach curves along one edge of the water. Cabins sit close enough...
NIPSCO addresses criticism amid historic power outage
Officials with Northern Indiana's power utility company heard an earful from residents and community leaders during stakeholder meetings Wednesday. NIPSCO crews are still working to restore power to thousands of residents after a derecho knocked out electricity to more than 300,000 customers, or more than 60% of the co
Indiana schools closed as outage passes one week
More than 83,000 buildings and homes across Northwest Indiana remained without power this morning, eight days after a derecho tore through the region on Aug. 11. NIPSCO has restored service to 282,000 customers so far, but the utility says this remains one of the largest outage events in its history, with a total of 37
