Lawmakers advance legislation to dissolve hundreds of Indiana townships
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Hundreds of townships could be eliminated under a bill an Indiana House panel approved Tuesday morning. The bill marks the latest chapter in a long-running debate at the Statehouse, dating back to at least the Mitch Daniels administration, over the future of township government. The bill...
Goodman: Is the secret to Indiana’s success steroid use?
This is an opinion column. When I say the mailbag column is open for any question, observation, drunken pronouncement, theory, treatise, idea, postulation or manifesto, no matter how tinfoil, I truly mean it. Take, for example, this latest question and hunch from a reader. Now this is what I call...
The Untold Story of Indiana’s Abandoned Mining Town
Deep in southern Indiana lies a forgotten place that most people have never heard of. Farnsworth was once a bustling mining town in Sullivan County where families lived, worked, and built their dreams around the coal industry. Today, it is a “vanished” town; unlike ghost towns with standing ruins, Farnsworth...
This Gorgeous Town In Indiana Where You Can Live On Nothing But Social Security
Indiana hides a secret that retirees and budget-conscious folks are slowly discovering – a place where your Social Security check might actually cover your living expenses without requiring financial gymnastics. Logansport, sitting pretty at the meeting point of the Wabash and Eel Rivers, offers that increasingly...
Vehicle crashes into school in Indiana
INDIANA — Classes continued as scheduled Wednesday at Lynwood Elementary School/Liberty Preschool on the city’s southwest side, despite damage caused when a vehicle crashed into a classroom earlier in the morning. Police and firefighters responded just after 8:50 a.m. to reports of a structure collapse at the school,...
Southern Indiana man sets record for amount of winning catches in DNR’s Fish of...
The man said the Fish of the Year program is even more motivation to make fishing a family affair.
Seniors Urged to Apply for Indiana Property Tax Credits by January 15
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (WOWO) Indiana seniors and residents with disabilities have until January 15, 2026, to apply for updated property tax credits, according to state officials. The new programs replace several former deductions, meaning many homeowners must submit new applications to their local county auditor even if...
Residents Warned Indiana’s “No Touch” Law Could Lead To Big Fines
There's one simple law that Indiana residents may be unaware of, and it could lead to paying big fines.
It Was Lost At Meijer
A woman discovered a 1945 class ring and sparked a community effort to find its rightful owner. The ring belonged to Ellen Margaret Kelly, who passed away in 2003, and the community is working to reunite it with her family. This story highlights the importance of community and how social...
Indiana casino revenue takes a hit in December, with only two venues seeing gains...
Indiana casino revenue declined 3.7% year-over-year in December, falling from $210.3 million in 2024 to $202.4 million in 2025. According to the latest report from the Indiana Gaming Commission, slot revenue statewide totaled $168.1 million, down 3.3% from the $173.8 million generated in 2024. Table games revenue...

















