Inspection reveals air leaks in 126-year-old home with high electricity bills
INDIANAPOLIS — As temperatures drop during October’s Energy Awareness Month, one west-side resident is asking why her energy bills for a 126-year-old home rival the costs of commercial buildings. Shana Grever contacted Indiana’s I-Team after her AES Indiana electricity bills showed “unusually high” energy usage. Despit
When Indiana Turns Cold, Locals Warm Up With Chicken And Noodles At These 6...
Indiana has a dish that shows up at church suppers, family reunions, and holiday tables, and it usually gets piled right on top of mashed potatoes. Chicken and noodles is simple food, but around here it is serious business. When the wind picks up and the first frost hits, plenty...
Former GOP lieutenant governor endorses Ballard in secretary of state race
Lincoln Party secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard picked up a notable endorsement Monday from former Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann. “I’ve always been about good governance, and that has to be the top priority, even above a party. It has to be about good people who will do the right thing for Hoosiers,” Ellspermann tol
Early Voting Begins Tuesday in Indiana
Early voting begins today in Indiana (Tuesday) and ends at noon on Monday, November second. You can vote early Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Daviess County Clerk’s office on the middle floor of the Daviess County Courthouse. Meanwhile, special early voting hours are...
Gov. Braun extends Indiana Gas Tax Holiday through early November; Waives fuel rules for...
INDIANA — Gov. Mike Braun has officially updated Indiana’s ongoing energy emergency declaration, extending the state’s gas tax holiday through Nov. 4, 2026, and introducing new regulatory relief for agriculture and timber haulers. Under the updated executive order issued Sept. 30, the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR
Indiana’s disaster relief reaches 21 counties and the IRS applies it automatically by address
Marion County, which holds Indianapolis, is one of 21 Indiana counties where the Internal Revenue Service has pushed federal tax deadlines to February 1, 2027 after severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding that began August 11. Taxpayers in those counties do not file a form, send a letter or make a ca
Family Express Assumes Control of Leo’s Market & Eatery Locations
Leo's will continue supplying its foodservice offerings to Family Express' 90 existing c-stores. Family Express and Leo’s Market & Eatery have announced a new partnership, under which Family Express will assume operations of Leo’s Market & Eatery locations in suburban Indianapolis and Lafayette, Ind., while Leo’s will
Police Arrest Man With Strange Object Taped to His Underwear
Fugitive arrested in Florida had a pair of brass knuckles taped to his underwear and a handcuff key hidden on his person. Police are used to criminals trying to hide objects, like firearms and drugs, from them before they get arrested. But even cops in Florida were surprised to find what one convicted felon had taped t
Indiana State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division Statistics for September 2026
The Indiana State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division (CVED) is responsible for enforcing both state and federal regulations on all commercial motor vehicles (CMV). Major tasks include conducting Safety Inspections, New Entrant Safety Audits, and Compliance Reviews to ensure compliance with equipment and hou
Lawmakers plan legislation to make locked-out workers automatically eligible for unemployment
(Inside INdiana Business) - Lawmakers from northwest Indiana plan to propose a bill in the next session of the Indiana General Assembly to support workers who have been locked out by their employers. The effort is in response to the lockout of more than 800 union workers at the BP...

















