Rokita Calls Out Perry Meridian Classroom Signs, Flags
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is calling out a Perry Meridian High School classroom for its wall decorations, saying the signs and flags reflect what he describes as “woke ideology.” In a social media post, Rokita shared photos showing messages like Love Wins, Science Is Real, Black Lives Matter,
4 northeast Indiana residents among 6 charged in $10.9M Medicaid fraud case
(WPTA) - Attorney General Todd Rokita announced Wednesday that six people face felony charges for allegedly defrauding Indiana’s Medicaid program of more than $10.9 million. The attorney general’s office says the six people are tied to Senior Home Care Agency, a for-profit provider of waiver services, and are accused o
German Shepherd Laws in Indiana: What Every Owner Needs to Know
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! German Shepherds are one of the most popular working and family dog breeds in the United States, and Indiana is no exception to that trend. If you own or plan to own one in the Hoosier State, you may be wondering whether any laws specifically
Truck, trailer, and driver out-of-service after Indiana trooper finds 26 violations during CMV inspection
An Indiana State Police (ISP) trooper sidelined a combination vehicle and driver after finding more than two dozen violations during a roadside inspection. On July 22, 2026, ISP Trooper Angermeier conducted an inspection on a commercial vehicle on State Road 64 in Princeton. According to ISP’s Evansville District, the
End of Haitian TPS Status Could Cost Indiana 2,000 Health Workers
INDIANAPOLIS — A June 25 U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians and Syrians could have ripple effects across Indiana’s healthcare sector and broader economy. With work authorizations for Haitian TPS holders set to expire as
He thought she was cheating: Ex-school principal beat wife to death with hammer before...
What appeared to be a quiet retirement for a longtime Indianapolis couple ended in a shocking act of violence. Terry Ogle, a 79-year-old former middle school principal, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing his wife , Mary Ogle, with a hammer inside their home after believing she was having an affair. Ac
Construction Firm Danis Expands into Indiana
Danis, a nationally recognized construction firm with a 110-year legacy of delivering complex commercial projects, announced its expansion into Indiana. Already making an impact in the Hoosier state, Danis currently has several projects in progress in communities such as Lafayette and Seymour. The company has successfu
Mothers tell governor they’d be unemployed, homeless without childcare vouchers
Mothers told Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday that they would be unable to work — risking homelessness — without childcare vouchers for their young kids. “I wouldn’t be able to work without it,” said Jasmine Williams, whose children attend Shepherd Community Center’s Minnie Hartmann Neighborhood Childcare facility in
Man killed in Hancock County shooting; suspect in custody
A man died following a shooting in Hancock County on Tuesday, leading to a man and a woman being taken into custody for questioning.
Docs: Greenwood man possessed improvised destructive device
INDIANAPOLIS — A Greenwood man has been charged with possession of a destructive device in Marion County. According to an affidavit for probable cause filed Monday, officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department found 44-year-old Jay Charles Stinson Jr. to be in possession of a prescription medication bo
