‘I don’t know how we approve this’: pharmacy board narrowly accepts drug diversion settlement
Indiana’s pharmacy regulators on Monday reluctantly approved a disciplinary settlement with IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital over what they describe as one of the largest known drug theft cases in state history. Multiple board members questioned whether the punishment fit the magnitude of the misconduct, however. The I
Natural Resources Commission Seeks Input on Proposed Wildlife Rule Changes
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana Natural Resources Commission (NRC) has opened its second public comment period for proposed changes to a number of wildlife-related rules. This is the last comment period before the NRC votes to adopt, reject or modify the proposed changes. Locally, one proposed change would include increasin
Big Boy 4014 steam locomotive to travel through Indiana this week | Where to...
Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014, the world's largest operating steam locomotive, will make two stops in northern Indiana on Thursday, July 16, as part of its journey celebrating America's 250th anniversary. A historic locomotive will make its return trip through Indiana this week. Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014,...
Maine’s Sweepstakes Casino Ban Starts Tuesday. It’s the Eighth State to Pull the Plug
Maine’s sweepstakes casino ban takes effect this week, making it the eighth state to shut the door on the dual-currency gaming sites and the second to do it this summer alone. LD 2007, signed by Governor Janet Mills in April, outlaws sweepstakes-style casino platforms across the state starting July 14, with civil penal
Wildlife advocates worry new rule threatens bobcat population
Wildlife experts say Indiana's new rules around bobcat hunting could threaten the animal's population in the state. Why it matters: Once thought extinct in Indiana, the apex predators have rebounded in recent decades. They play an important ecological role in the state, cleaning up the environment by eating pests, rode
Indianapolis Indians hosting Lexie Hull Night on August 27
The Indianapolis Indians are hosting Lexie Hull Night on August 27 to celebrate the Indiana Fever guard, who will sign autographs, throw out the first pitch, and participate in other fun activities.
Man accused in woman’s death at Ohio-Indiana border pleads not guilty by insanity
The man accused in a woman’s death along the Ohio-Indiana border is now pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. LaDavid Shaw, 38, faces charges of murder, tampering with evidence and resisting arrest. He was arrested after a semi crash on the US-40 ramp to I-70 westbound last month. While investigating the crash,
Black Dog Brewing Company expands to Fletcher Place with new location
Black Dog Brewing Company has opened a new location in Fletcher Place, Indianapolis, featuring an expanded beverage menu, a pizza kitchen, and in-house label artwork.
New Amazon Now facility could be coming to Carmel
CARMEL, Ind. — A new Amazon Now delivery facility could be coming to Carmel, bringing 30-minute delivery to residents. The City of Carmel confirmed in a statement to FOX59/CBS4 on Monday that it has been coordinating with Amazon representatives to approve a Special Use Application for the facility, which would consist
Beau Bayh makes ethics pledge amid close ties with Hogsett fundraiser
The long-time Democratic fundraiser and Mayor Joe Hogsett campaign staffer who arranged for wish lists for top donors to be delivered to one of Hogsett’s top city officials has been fundraising for Beau Bayh, the secretary of state candidate whose multimillion-dollar war chest helped him clinch the Democratic nominatio

















