Weakened System Moves into Indiana After Oklahoma Tornado
STATEWIDE –A weather system that produced a tornado near Enid, Oklahoma, is moving toward Indiana but is weakening and will be much less organized by the time it arrives later this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. “We’ve got the same system heading our way today, however, thankfully it is in a much weaker […]
Brownsburg scammers impersonate town employees, city says
BROWNSBURG, Ind. — Recent scam activity has plagued the city of Brownsburg as there are individuals allegedly impersonating town employees. The scam activity is a reported attempt to collect money from fraudulent payments for city services and applications, according to the Town of Brownsburg. One reported scammer e-mailed an area business owner claiming to be […]
Audit Points to Widespread Fraud, Sec. Robb Says
INDIANAPOLIS – Secretary Mitch Roob laid out changes to strengthen a system that helps track home care providers. This system will help with focusing on compassion and responsibility. “The reforms come as the state continues to review suspected fraud, most of which appears to involve providers rather than individual...
Greenfield Man Jailed After Infant Found Under Running Hot Water
A 23-year-old Greenfield man is in jail after an 11-month-old in his care suffered severe burns, according to court documents. The infant was first treated at Hancock Regional Hospital and was reported to be awaiting transfer to a pediatric specialty center in Indianapolis. The man is facing a preliminary charge of neglect of a dependent, filed as a Level 5...
Indy Breweries Win Big at World Beer Cup
Hoosiers not only love beer, but we’re also officially some of the best at making it!. At the 2026 World Beer Cup, often dubbed the “Olympics of Beer,” five Indiana breweries rose to international prominence, bringing home an impressive haul of medals across multiple categories. Leading the...
Boating restrictions lifted for northeast Indiana waters including Lake Wawasee
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources lifted restrictions Thursday and Friday.
Small-Town Indiana Bakeries Locals Won’t Tell Tourists About
Indiana’s small towns hide some of the most incredible bakeries you’ll ever find, and locals prefer to keep them that way. These family-owned shops serve up everything from flaky pastries to massive cinnamon rolls that could feed a small army. While tourists flock to the big cities, residents...
Docs: Indy man accused of shooting his cousin while on the run for murdering...
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend is now facing new attempted murder charges following a different shooting. Hearing gunfire, just after 9:30 p.m. April 15, neighbors near 33rd and Arsenal saw a man bleeding and quickly called 911. “I saw the guy stumbling my way asking for help,” said a witness, […]
Health code violations found at Decatur Township Fire Department
The Marion County Public Health Department has issued a notice of violation to the Decatur Township trustee after inspectors found mold and other health hazards inside the fire department.
Minority-owned bank makes history, opens in Indianapolis
The landscape of financial equity in Indiana underwent a historic shift on April 23 as Generations Community Bank (GCB) officially opened its doors, becoming the state’s first-ever Minority Depository Institution (MDI) and the first new startup bank in Indiana since 2008. Drawing a crowd of over 400 community leaders,...
