“Ring of Fire” Pattern Fuels Historic September Rain, Stalls Harvest Across Corn Belt
Heavy rain triggered flooding problems across Iowa, Illinois Minnesota and Ohio last week and over the weekend, creating headaches for farmers trying to get into the fields to harvest. With the deluge of rainfall hitting key areas of the Corn Belt, is this a sign harvest 2026 could be trademarked by wet weather and del
Attorneys: Few Detained In Indiana ICE Sweep Have Criminal Records
INDIANAPOLIS – More than 400 people were detained during a five-day immigration enforcement operation in Indiana, prompting fear among immigrant families and concern from attorneys about the changing enforcement landscape. Indianapolis was the primary focus of the operation, which resulted in 426 detentions, according
OPINION: Indiana should turn its accidental cannabis market into a permanent one
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers. In Indiana, possessing marijuana is a Class B misdemeanor punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. The primary psychoactive molecule in cannabis, THC, is class
The Absolute Best Salon in Greenwood
There is a specific kind of dread that comes with a bad haircut in Greenwood, and the drive home on 135 gives you plenty of time to stew in it. This town is full of strip-mall suites where the talent ranges from chemical-burn chaos to scalp-first salvation, so we did the legwork to find the artists who actually listen.
2-year-old dies after falling from SUV and being run over in Greenwood
A two-year-old boy died on Friday evening in Greenwood after falling out of a moving SUV and being run over by the vehicle.
Indiana ranks in bottom half of states for best fall foliage
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Here is a look at Monday’s business headlines with Jane King, who has the latest on college nonpayments, Paramount’s lawsuit, and Indiana’s ranking on “best fall foliage” charts. ‘Bank of Mom and Dad’ to the rescue Parents are withdrawing funds from the “Bank of Mom and Dad” as the cost of raising
Caitlin Clark screams at her own coach in furious on-court meltdown during Indiana Fever...
Caitlin Clark wasn't happy with the Indiana Fever's defensive rotations during a loss in Indianapolis, where she gave head coach Stephanie White an earful.
10 Dirt-Cheap Indiana Towns Perfect For Living On Social Security
Looking for dirt-cheap towns in Indiana that are easy on your Social Security check?. These 10 Indiana towns offer low costs of living and plenty of small-town charm!. Peru, Indiana is one of those towns that makes you feel like you’ve found a secret that nobody else knows about.
IMPD: Juvenile dead following north side shooting
INDIANAPOLIS — A juvenile has been pronounced dead following a Monday morning shooting on the north side of Indianapolis. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers with the department’s North District responded to the 600 block of W 39th Street at around 7:52 a.m. on Monday on a report of a
An Indiana psychiatric hospital chain promised reform. Allegations of abuse and neglect continued
Content warning: This story includes detailed descriptions of psychiatric hospitalization, involuntary confinement, death and allegations of medical neglect and sexual assault. When Amy Pawlus finally saw her mother, she said it was clear something was “terribly wrong.”. Her mother, Shelby Boaz, who had been diagnosed

















