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There’s something about pulling into a gravel lot as the sun starts to dip, rolling down the windows, and settling in to watch a movie from behind the wheel. Drive-in theaters feel like artifacts from another era, yet they’ve managed to survive the multiplex invasion and streaming revolution. The Midwest, with its wide

The bright red flash of a cardinal sitting in a snowy tree is one of the most recognizable wildlife sights in Indiana. Many residents see these birds almost every day without fully understanding how fascinating they really are. Cardinals live surprisingly complex lives filled with territorial behavior, vocal communicat

New FBI data shows simple assault was the most common crime reported in Indiana during 2024, with nearly 38-thousand incidents recorded statewide. Researchers analyzing FBI crime data found a simple assault was reported more than once every 14 minutes across participating Indiana law enforcement agencies. Drug and narc

DEARBORN COUNTY, Ind. (WKRC) — Authorities in Indiana have arrested a man wanted for a break-in at a Tri-State business. Pig Candy BBQ said the break-in happened at their location on Kellogg Avenue earlier this week. Employees say 44-year-old Chad Snider let himself into a rear gate that is used for deliveries and got

Indiana Fever fans received disappointing news before Friday night’s game against the Golden State Valkyries at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis woman was arrested after police say she led officers on a chase through multiple counties and continued to drive even after losing several tires. Samantha Joy Milnickel, 28, was charged with the following: On May 15, at approximately 12:39 a.m., an officer with the Elwood Police Departmen

A federal grand jury has returned a 28-count superseding indictment charging 12 people in what prosecutors describe as a violent Indianapolis criminal enterprise that used a network of “trap houses” to fuel drug trafficking and intimidation. The defendants made their first appearances in federal court in Indianapolis o

FRANKLIN, Ind. — Edited footage released by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department shows the deadly confrontation between police and a wanted man who was hiding inside a parked semi truck. Last November, Robert Bido, 37, was shot and killed after police caught up with the wanted man at a Ryder warehouse parkin

Some restaurants just have a way of making you feel like you got more than you paid for, and this family-owned steakhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana is exactly that kind of place. Open since the late 1980s, it has built a loyal following by doing something most steakhouses stopped doing long...

These Indiana Parents Just Won the Last Day of School. I am all about summer break and of course, classic rock. I am also the only child, so anytime my parents had the opportunity to embarrass their kid, they only had one to embarrass. When I see a kid coming off a school bus ready to enjoy his summer vacation, and I s