Home Is Where the Depot Is: Inside Historic New Augusta
BEFORE THE ADVENT of cars, Indianapolis and the growing number of surrounding communities had begun to establish the area as the “Crossroads of America,” largely through railroad companies crisscrossing the area while the United States was still very much in its infancy as a nation. During that period,...
Substance Use Among Indiana Students Hits Decade Low
INDIANAPOLIS — Substance use among Indiana students continues to decline, with several measures reaching their lowest levels since 2015, according to a new Indiana University survey. The 2026 Indiana Youth Survey collected responses from 53,879 students in grades six through 12 at 183 schools across Indiana. “We were a
Save Room For Dessert Because These 8 Indiana Pie Shops Bake Cream Pies Daily
Indiana takes pie seriously, and sugar cream pie is the official state pie, so a slice of something creamy counts as local culture around here. This list covers eight shops across the state that fill their cases with cream pies on a regular schedule, from sugar cream and coconut cream to peanut butter, chocolate, and r
Indiana man in custody after search shuts down Natcher Bridge
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — An Indiana man is in custody after a multi-agency search under the Natcher Bridge. According to the Daviess County Sheriff’s Office, just before 2:00 pm on Sunday, deputies were dispatched to the area of U.S. Highway 60 East and Iceland Spur near Maceo to assist Kentucky State Police. A man, lat
9 Discount Stores in Indiana Where $10 Still Gets You a Surprisingly Big Haul
The ten-dollar bill used to buy lunch. Now it might buy half a wardrobe. Or a grocery haul. Or something nobody can explain but absolutely had to bring home. That is the fun of bargain hunting in Indiana. The best discount stops do not all work the same way. One...
Indiana Superintendents Say They’re Cutting Jobs Because of Property Tax Reforms
Dozens of Indiana’s public school superintendents say their districts will cut teaching and support staff in the coming years to contend with the financial fallout of property tax reform, according to a new survey from the Indiana Coalition for Public Education. This is the second year the volunteer advocacy group surv
4 officers, 1 ex-officer charged with abusing department’s Flock system in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS (CNN Newsource/WISH/WKRC) - Four police officers and an ex-officer are charged with abusing their department's Flock camera system. All five are facing fraud and misconduct charges, with one of the officers facing additional stalking charges. According to investigators, the officer facing stalking charges
10 Indiana Breakfast Diners Locals Would Gladly Wake Up Early For
The promise of hot coffee and a griddle full of breakfast favorites can make an early alarm considerably less painful. Around Indianapolis and nearby Plainfield, local diners start the day with fluffy pancakes, crisp hash browns, eggs, biscuits and gravy, and other classics built for serious morning appetites. Some pre
Skip The Fancy Spots And Try These 8 Hole-In-The-Wall Indiana Restaurants That Deliver Pure...
Ready to find the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Indiana?. These 8 spots deliver real comfort food and pure magic right in your own backyard!. 1. The Workingman’s Friend (Indianapolis) Let’s be honest about something important right from the start. The name alone should tell you everything you need...
14-year-old injured in accidental shooting in Lawrence
LAWRENCE, Ind. – An investigation is underway after a 14-year-old was injured in an accidental shooting in Lawrence Sunday morning. According to the Lawrence Police Department, at around 1 a.m., officers responded to the 4400 block of North Post Road on the report of a person shot. When officers arrived on scene, they
