Ex-North Central teacher to pay $25K in settlement with school district
INDIANAPOLIS — A former teacher and the Metropolitan School District of Washington Township have reached a settlement agreement nearly four years after the district filed a lawsuit alleging the teacher lied on his job application. Nathan Shewell will pay a $25,000 settlement to MSD of Washington Township, according...
One person arrested following drug bust in Indiana
INDIANA — Authorities arrested a man Monday after a drug investigation led to the seizure of stolen firearms, illegal drugs and cash in Evansville, according to the Evansville-Vanderburgh County Drug Task Force. Officials said detectives began investigating after receiving information that a suspect was dealing...
Report: Young Indiana Men Struggle To Transition To Adulthood
INDIANAPOLIS — A new report from an Indiana-based think tank said many young men in Indiana are not on a productive track to adulthood, with many experiencing a “failure to launch” in their formative years. The study argued difficulties with charting an educational and career path are...
Hornedo Unveils “Fix the Damn Roads” Plan for Indy’s Road Crisis
INDIANAPOLIS — Pointing to a “structural infrastructure emergency” that leaves local drivers footing the bill for blown tires and bent rims, Congressional candidate George Hornedo released a comprehensive policy blueprint today focused on overhauling how Indianapolis maintains its crumbling streets. The initiative,...
21 city-county councilors ask mayors, utilities to slow LEAP project
Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated the district that City-County Councilor Dan Boots represents. He represents District 3. More than four-fifths of Indianapolis-Marion County's city-county councilors have signed a letter voicing their opposition to the state's plan to ship water from Central...
Midwest Braces: Tornadoes, Hail, and Fierce Winds Ahead
Buckle up, Midwest—forecasters say a powerful storm setup is taking aim at Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin on Monday into Tuesday, and it’s packing every menace in the book. The National Weather Service is warning of severe thunderstorms capable of producing tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail...
Novo Nordisk cuts 400 jobs at Indiana manufacturing site
Drug maker Novo Nordisk is cutting 400 jobs in Bloomington , amid signs that competition in the weight loss drug market has intensified. A spokeswoman said in an email that the company would make the cuts in early May, after which about 1,400 local employees would remain. “Despite this difficult decision, Novo...
Indiana Traffic Rule 2026 Update: Understanding the Right Turn on Red Rule
Indiana’s 2026‑style right‑turn‑on‑red rule remains the same as the long‑standing state policy: drivers can usually turn right on red, as long as the intersection is not specifically marked “No Turn on Red.”. The rule is written into Indiana’s traffic‑safety framework and has not...
Indianapolis councilors warn LEAP water deal threatens Eagle Creek
Twenty-one Indianapolis City-County councilors sent a letter Thursday warning that a major industrial development in Lebanon poses serious environmental risks to Eagle Creek Park — one of the city's most visited natural assets. The LEAP district — short for Limitless Exploration/Advanced Pace — is a roughly...
Gusty Indy Monday Sets Stage For Stormy, Flood-Prone Week
Monday is starting out on the cloudy and mild side in Indianapolis, with the official reading at Indianapolis International Airport sitting at about 61°F early this morning. South-southwest winds are already on the breezy side and are expected to strengthen through the afternoon, helping push highs into the mid-70s....

















