Part of I-465 in Indiana shut down following vehicle crash with injury
INDIANA — Interstate 465 northbound on the west side of Indianapolis is currently closed following a multi-vehicle injury crash Wednesday morning, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation and Indiana State Police. Officials said the crash was reported around 9:18 a.m. near the 13-mile marker on I-465 north
Gov. Braun protects taxpayers, calls for additional property tax relief
INDIANA – Governor Mike Braun today ceremonially signed HEA 1210, a new law to protect Hoosier taxpayers, strengthen transparency, and expand property tax relief for Hoosier veterans. Governor Braun’s top priority is affordability, and this measure builds on his historic property tax cut to save Hoosiers money while he
Indianapolis man charged with fraud
PLYMOUTH — On May 21, 2026, at 4:37 p.m., Officers with the Plymouth Police Department were contacted by an off-duty. Plymouth Officer who received a call from the manager at Lake City Bank, saying that a man was inside attempting to cash a fraudulent check. When a Plymouth officer...
Indianapolis teen charged after manhunt, alleged shots fired incident on near south side
INDIANAPOLIS — A 17-year-old boy with a reported criminal history is facing multiple charges connected to an incident in which police say shots may have been fired toward officers on the near south side of Indianapolis. The Marion County Prosecutor's Office charged Zerryon Patton, of Indianapolis, with the following:
Indiana lawmakers weigh move toward digital driver’s licenses
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Reaching for a driver’s license could someday mean unlocking a phone instead of opening a wallet if Indiana moves forward with digital IDs. According to reporting from FOX59, the proposal is expected to be studied in the coming months as lawmakers weigh convenience against privacy and cybersecu
Deputy saved nurse’s life before being shot in Indiana ER: court documents
The shooting took place just after 7 a.m. Friday morning at Franciscan Hospital in Michigan City, Indiana.
Domestic disturbances lead to deadly Memorial Day weekend
INDIANAPOLIS — It was a deadly Memorial Day weekend in central Indiana. Three people died, all involved in domestic disturbances on Sunday and Monday. Experts say when people spend more time at home and alcohol is involved, the chance for domestic violence increases. Both of these situations are still being investigate
Indiana Reports Increase in Illegal Immigrant CDL Stops
STATEWIDE — Indiana leaderts say nearly 300 illegal immigrants with commercial driver’s licenses were stopped at state weigh stations over the last three months. Tony Ferraro, a top aide to Gov. Mike Braun, told the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission that the state flagged 283 undocumented drivers during
$2 billion data center faces fierce backlash over power use and polluted soil
At a packed Warren Township meeting, attendees made their position known.
The Only Diner In Indiana Serving All-You-Can-Eat Fried Chicken Livers
Some restaurants earn a reputation that stretches far beyond their zip code, and this Poseyville, Indiana spot is exactly that kind of place. Sitting just off Interstate 64, it has quietly become one of Southern Indiana’s most talked-about dining destinations. Originally known by a different name before adopting its...

















