Midwest farmers face split planting conditions in May
Every year, U.S. farmers plant millions of acres of crops, raising foodstuffs that feed the nation and the world. Farm Progress editors caught up with several farmers, agronomists and Extension experts to check in on planting progress. Here’s what the 2026 crop looks like as of June 1. Indiana.
Indiana governor declares Pride month ‘nuclear family month’
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun declared June “nuclear family month” in a proclamation issued Monday — the first day of nationally recognized Pride month. The document proclaims the nuclear family, “consisting of one husband, one wife, and any … children, is God’s design for the family structure and has been the foundation of
Caitlin Clark reacts to being benched after heated exchange with coach
The Indiana Fever are in the midst of a two-game slide after falling to the Golden State Valkyries and Portland Fire in a recent west coast road trip. Star Fever guard Caitlin Clark struggled in both games, particularly on the defensive end of the floor, where the Fire and Valkyries targeted her to great success.
This Legendary Indiana Amish Spot Serves Giant Pretzels Drowned In Warm Butter
Indiana has a way of surprising you with food worth driving for, and Ben’s Soft Pretzels is one of those places that genuinely earns the trip. Born from an Amish baking tradition passed down through generations, this pretzel bakery started in 2008 and has grown into something locals across the state genuinely love.
2 back-to-back anhydrous ammonia leaks put farmers on alert
Two anhydrous ammonia leaks in Indiana prompted emergency responses and renewed attention to fertilizer safety. The post 2 back-to-back anhydrous ammonia leaks put farmers on alert appeared first on AGDAILY .
‘No one is going to believe you’ | Former Indy custodian files lawsuit claiming...
INDIANAPOLIS — A custodian in Indianapolis is filing a lawsuit claiming that she was raped by a coworker while working at Ben Davis High School. According to official court documents, the former custodian was employed by the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township and worked at the high school. She filed the law
Harry Edward Greenwell and the I-65 Serial Killer Murders: A Complete Timeline
A comprehensive chronology of Greenwell’s criminal record, violent offenses, confirmed victims, and the decades-long investigation that finally identified him. Visit ACJ Investigates: The I-65 Killer for our I-65 Killer/Days Inn Murders Archive. For decades, the man known as the I-65 Serial Killer existed only as a com
Mother sentenced after boarding Greenwood school bus, fighting children, claiming her son was being...
INDIANAPOLIS — A mother has been sentenced after boarding a Greenwood school bus and fighting children — claiming her son was being bullied. Raven Barner, 26, of Indianapolis, was sentenced to one year in prison, followed by one year of active probation. She must also complete a mental health evaluation.
Man sentenced to 16 years after attack caught on camera at northeast Indianapolis gas...
INDIANAPOLIS — A North Carolina man, who was seen on a video assaulting a woman and threatening her with a handgun at a northeast Indianapolis gas station, was sentenced to 16 years in prison. Mark White, 62, was convicted of six felonies, including criminal confinement, intimidation, pointing a firearm,...
Krull Commentary: Micah Beckwith and the fires of ignorance
This column was originally published by TheStatehouseFile.com. For a time, it was tempting to dismiss Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith as a joke. He seemed like just another low-rent Elmer Gantry wannabe, a slick little hustler desperate to sell religious-themed scams to the terminally gullible and get his fix in the sp

















