Locals Say This Growing Indiana City Is Being Secretly Bought By Out-Of-State Investors
The farmland is disappearing. The cranes are multiplying. And somebody is making a lot of money off the transition. That is the conversation surrounding this Indiana city, where rapid growth has changed the landscape enough for longtime observers to start wondering who is buying in and why. New developments keep...
East Indianapolis memorial honors 8-year-old found dead at home
INDIANAPOLIS — Community members gathered to honor a young life Friday evening during a candlelight vigil for 8-year-old Miracle Bryan outside her former east Indianapolis home. Her mother was arrested for the girl’s death. Flowers, stuffed animals, candles and a banner made by classmates form a memorial where the girl
Step inside 8 stunning custom homes at Zionsville’s Home-A-Rama
The 2026 McComb Pella Window & Door Home-A-Rama enters its final weekend in Zionsville, offering visitors a chance to tour eight luxury custom homes showcasing modern design trends.
Indiana state trooper turns childhood experience into calling to serve
BRISTOL, Ind. (WNDU) - For one Indiana State Police (ISP) trooper, a difficult experience from childhood helped lead to her career in law enforcement. Trooper Brianna Santoyo now aims to provide a safe presence for women and children who become crime victims. For Santoyo, becoming a state trooper nearly two...
Girls Golf State Tournament Continues
The Indiana High School Athletic Association girls’ golf State Tournament is underway and into the Regional round. Harrison hosted the following teams at Coyote Crossing Golf Club on Monday morning for Sectionals. Sectional 11 teams: Carroll (Flora), Clinton Central, Clinton Prairie, Delphi Community, Faith Christian,
USPS warns of Indianapolis, Louisville delays due to facility upgrades
U.S. Postal Service customers serviced by agency facilities in Indianapolis and Louisville, Kentucky, may experience shipping delays over the next few weeks, according to agency notices published this week. The risk of delays is due to the Postal Service's installation of new package sorting equipment, which will help
Indiana DNR hosting Free Fishing Day Saturday
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting a Free Fishing Day on Saturday. All day Saturday, Indiana residents can fish on any of the state’s public waterways, regardless of whether they have a fishing license or a trout/salmon stamp. According to conservation...
2026 Voter Guide: Indiana’s 9th Congressional District
Southern Indiana voters in the state's 9th Congressional District will choose between four candidates this November to represent them at the national level.
66-year-old man charged in connection to 1998 cold case rape
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced Friday detectives have connected a 66-year-old suspect to a 1998 cold case rape. In September 2025, an IMPD forensic scientist discovered a possible connection between the cold case and a 2007 case. The connection, a vaginal swab from the 1998 vic
Attorney General Todd Rokita sues IHSAA to eliminate discriminatory race quota from high school...
INDIANA – Attorney General Todd Rokita announced today his office is suing the Indiana High School Athletic Association, Inc. to force the immediate elimination of a race-based quota that reserves two seats on IHSAA’s Board of Directors for “qualified minorities,” defined in the Association’s bylaws as “an individual o

















