Public school district in Indiana bans Stanley cups and other metal water bottles because...
A public school district in Indiana has banned Stanley cups and other metal water bottles out of fear that they can be used as weapons. The School City of Hammond district — located in the northwest corner of the state, about 30 minutes outside of Chicago , Illinois — alerted parents of the ban Wednesday. “As you all k
Video appears to show Dalys Jett running away, falling to ground during shooting; bodycam...
New footage released on social media appears to show Dalys Jett, the 21-year-old shot and killed by Indianapolis police after allegedly shooting at officers, running away before gunshots rang out. Another video shows him fall to the ground in a backyard.
Local man’s flag-waving tradition continues on 9/11
A local man known for his flag-waving 9/11 tradition returned to honor those who lost their lives.
Gov. Orders Flags to Half-Staff
(Statewide) – Friday is the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Governor Mike Braun has directed flags to be flown at half-staff across the State of Indiana on Friday, September 11, in observance of Patriot Day. The...
Michigan Man Arrested After High-Speed Chase Through Three Indiana Counties
MARSHALL COUNTY, Ind. (WISH) — A Michigan man is facing charges after a high-speed chase through three Indiana counties in a stolen pickup truck. According to the Indiana State Police Bremen District, the incident began at 1:45 p.m. Thursday. Trooper Rine of the Indiana State Police Peru Post spotted a stolen black 201
Zionsville Fall Festival quick hits: What to know
The Zionsville Lions Club’s most popular event of the year, as well as its biggest fundraiser, is expected to draw at least 15,000 people over the course of three days. The club released a list of FAQs for those interested in attending. They are as follows:. What are some...
Ali Brown resigns from the Indianapolis City-County Council
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis City-County Councilor Ali Brown has officially announced her resignation. According to a news release, Brown has formally submitted her resignation in preparation for her new role with the Indiana Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs. Brown, who represents District 10, served on the council for
The Absolute Best Lunch in Broad Ripple
The search for lunch in Broad Ripple usually means dodging strollers on the Monon and deciding if you want to eat indoors where the air conditioning actually works. The neighborhood’s strength is its refusal to settle on one identity, so here you get everything from a wood-fired pizza with a properly blistered crust at
11 Breathtaking Indiana Churches That Look Like You Stepped Straight Into Medieval Europe
The first reaction is usually confusion. The second is a photo. The third is, “How is this here?” Good question. Indiana has churches that look like they were lifted from medieval Europe and dropped into farm country. Stone towers dominate quiet streets. Stained glass fills dark interiors with...
Most People Have Never Heard Of The Smallest State Park In Indiana And It’s...
Somewhere along the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana, there’s a state park so small and so spectacular that most people drive past it without ever knowing it exists. Falls of the Ohio State Park holds the title of smallest state park in Indiana, and it also holds something far more impressive than a size record.

















