Hoosiers can get up to $250 in Duke Energy credits as summer power bills...
Duke Energy is offering up to $250 in account credit to qualifying Indiana customers through its Summer Energy Assistance Credit Program. As air conditioners work overtime and summer power bills climb, some Indiana households may be able to get immediate relief. Duke Energy says some eligible customers may see as much
No injuries reported after pontoon boat gets stranded in Eagle Creek
SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Several people were rescued after being stuck on a pontoon boat in Eagle Creek Sunday. The Pike Township Fire Department said crews responded to a report of people stranded on a pontoon boat in Eagle Creek on July 12. The department said the motor of the...
Two More Indiana Natural Resources Commission Members Resign Amid Transparency Concerns
Two more members of the Indiana Natural Resources Commission have resigned, citing concerns about the role of public input and transparency in the panel’s work. The departures follow the resignations of the commission’s chair and another member last month after criticism of changes involving the Department of Natural R
Planned Parenthood doors are open, Indiana won’t let Medicaid patients in
This month, patients across the country regained their right to use their Medicaid coverage at Planned Parenthood health centers. The one-year ban, which Congress enacted last year, has expired, and Medicaid patients are once again using their coverage at Planned Parenthood health centers across the country — but not h
What Most Indiana Residents Don’t Know About Why Rabbits Zigzag When Chased
In Indiana, eastern cottontails are one of the most familiar wild animals people encounter. They appear in suburban backyards around Indianapolis, along fence rows beside cornfields, and in patches of brush scattered across rural roadsides. Most of the time they seem calm and almost defenseless, quietly feeding on clov
Indiana State Police Recover 12 Stolen Truckloads Worth More Than $11M
News, tactics, career guidance, and technological developments for retail loss prevention professionals. Indiana State Police announced that its team of Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division (CVED) troopers have recovered 12 semi-trailer loads of stolen cargo since April 2026, with the freight valued at more than $11
Coroner: Suspect in Indiana trooper shooting died from self-inflicted wound
The man accused of shooting an Indiana State Police trooper following a pursuit in LaPorte County died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to the county coroner.
Fun for all: Hamilton County 4-H Fair returns with community-focused activities
As the opening of the Hamilton County 4-H Fair approaches, organizers are rolling out a new lineup of activities — from cornhole tournaments to neon dance parties — designed to connect the community. The fair returns to 2003 Pleasant St. in Noblesville July 16-20. It will feature contests,...
Market Mavens: Rent vs. Buy in Carmel
Join us in welcoming our newest columnists Dawn Pollard and Jane Barretto!. Dawn Pollard and Jane Barretto of Village Estates Realty, brokered by eXp Luxury, deliver an exceptional, concierge-level real estate experience across Carmel and Central Indiana. Pollard, a Colorado native and proud Hoosier since 2013, leverag
This humble German Diner in Indiana Serves Some of the Most Authentic Eats in...
Tucked along Pendleton Pike in Indianapolis, Heidelberg Haus is a beloved German restaurant and bakery that has been serving the community for over 50 years. With a 4.8-star rating from more than 2,400 happy customers, this cozy spot is clearly doing something right. From house-baked pastries to savory German sausages,

















