Opinion: ‘Dignity’ is a poor excuse for blocking press access to state executions
There is, of course, something odd about using the word dignity to describe what happens when the state kills one of its citizens.
World’s Largest Steam Locomotive Makes One Last Indiana Stop
Railfans have one final chance to see the world's largest operating steam locomotive in Indiana as it wraps up its cross-country tour honoring America's 250th anniversary.
Indiana State Police target human trafficking in transit corridors and routine traffic stops
INDIANA — The Indiana State Police (ISP) Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division is placing a renewed, aggressive focus on combating human trafficking, using routine traffic stops and roadside commercial inspections as frontline intercept points. Because state highways and interstate networks serve as major transit cor
Indiana Details 80-hour Monthly Work Mandate for HIP Members
INDIANAPOLIS – In a sweeping policy shift aimed at reinforcing personal accountability within public assistance, the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) on Monday unveiled the official framework for upcoming work and community engagement requirements for the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP). The newly an
This Haunted Indiana Mansion Will Send Chills Down Your Spine
Some historic mansions impress visitors with their architecture. Others leave them wondering whether they are truly alone. Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site in New Albany is famous for both. This beautifully preserved 19th-century mansion showcases stunning Victorian craftsmanship, grand staircases, ornate woodwor
Indiana man arrested after ‘accidental’ shooting of wife while children present: deputies
MAUCKPORT, Ind. (WKRC) - An Indiana man was taken into custody after the "accidental" shooting of his wife while their two children were present. According to a statement issued by the Harrison County Sheriff's Department, a southern Indiana man has been arrested after authorities said his wife was fatally shot at thei
Nearly a third of Indiana counties have moved to restrict data centers
First, it was Marshall County, then White County, and then Putnam County. And now, nearly a third of the state’s counties have passed their own restrictions on data centers — the facilities that store and process large amounts of digital data. Moratoriums on data center developments have become...
Gas Prices Continue to Fall
(Undated) — The national average for a gallon of regular unleaded continues to fall following the July 4th weekend. This morning’s numbers from GasBuddy.com show a national average of $3.72, down seven cents from Friday. Here in Illinois, the statewide average is $3.96 a gallon, six cents lower than Friday. Indiana dri
Zionsville celebrates Fourth of July; fireworks postponed to July 5
People turned out for the Zionsville Lions Club’s July 4 celebration at Lions Park. There was live music, concession-style food and bounce houses and other activities for children. Plenty arrived hours early to get a seat in the park for the fireworks show that evening. The fireworks show was...
Indiana Sports Corp to host free community pool day at 4 Indianapolis pools
Indiana Sports Corp is hosting a free Community Pool Day at four city pools on July 25th as part of its Swim IN Safety initiative, providing water safety education and free admission to families.

















