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IU commit Jameson Purcell is trying his best to help Curt Cignetti and the Hoosiers land 5-star WR Monshun Sales.

INDIANAPOLIS — Two lucky Hoosiers just won $50,000 and might not even have noticed. Anyone who purchased a Powerball ticket in Fishers or Greenwood should carefully review their ticket, as they could be a multi-thousand-dollar winner. The Hoosier Lottery said $50,000 winning tickets were sold at Kroger Fuel Center on A

(WNDU) - The Indiana Department of Environmental Management has updated its Air Quality Action Day for Thursday, July 16, and issued a new one for Friday, July 17, across the Michiana area as wildfire smoke continues to affect the region. IDEM officials said fine particulate matter levels for Thursday, July...

INDIANAPOLIS — The juror who caused a mistrial in the Toni McClure murder by malnutrition trial was in court Thursday to face a charge of indirect contempt of court. McClure is charged in the death of her 5-year-old daughter, Kinsleigh Welty. The prosecution is seeking a life without parole sentence.

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man is facing felony charges of criminal recklessness after police say he posted a YouTube video of himself shooting at a bag of coffee in his backyard. The social media video allegedly shows an Army veteran shooting at a bag of Starbucks coffee as a form of protest. The coffee was […]

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett vetoed a proposal to increase vehicle registration-related taxes, returning the measure to the City-County Council for reconsideration.

Emergency crews suspended their search in Lake Michigan for a vessel that was heard making a mayday call, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources said Thursday evening.

INDIANAPOLIS – Some road signs aren’t working right now on I-465, and it’s because a new state law forced a change. Sheets of metal now cover the variable speed limit signs posted on the interstate. These signs were used to reduce the speed in the hopes of reducing crashes. “Whenever traffic gets backed up, they’ll […]

The family of an Indiana teenager is suing Amazon over a school bus crash that badly injured their son.

Ending race/sex-based hiring aims to create a level playing field for all businesses. Critics argue this is a form of bigotry, while supporters say it promotes fairness. The focus should be on whether the program provides value to citizens, not individual characteristics. Left Loses Its Head After Braun Ends Indiana...