Indiana’s new vehicle registration law takes effect Jan. 1
Hoosiers are required to update their vehicle registration if their vehicle's exterior appearance has changed, and failure to do so could result in a warning from law enforcement or a Class C misdemeanor.
MAGA Gov. Mike Braun Rebuked by GOP Deacon Over Ten Commandments Monument
MAGA-aligned Governor Mike Braun of Indiana shared a photograph of a Ten Commandments monument on social media and wrote: “This monument was banned from the Statehouse grounds more than 20 years ago. It reflects foundational parts of our shared history: The Ten Commandments, the Bill of Rights and the Indiana...
Garbage Piles Up: Harrison Trails Residents Demand Action
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Residents at The Life at Harrison Trails apartments on Cider Mill Lane are fed up over what they describe as consistently “horrible” living conditions, primarily fueled by overflowing dumpsters, inconsistent trash pickup, and unresponsive management. Online reviews and direct accounts paint a grim...
Three State Privacy Laws Impact Payment Processors Starting Jan. 1
New consumer privacy laws go into effect Thursday (Jan. 1) in Kentucky, Indiana and Rhode Island, each holding implications for banks, FinTechs and merchants. Together, they add to the growing patchwork of state-level privacy regimes payment processors must navigate, imposing new burdens on compliance departments....
Woman fatally struck by vehicle at Madison Avenue and East Raymond Street
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A woman is dead after she was struck by a vehicle on the city’s south side on Saturday, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. At 8:21 p.m. Saturday, IMPD Southeast District officers responded to a report of a personal injury accident near the area of Madison Avenue and...
‘We don’t have the money’: Indiana FSSA Secretary says the state will not opt...
INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier families on SNAP will not have the opportunity to take advantage of the federal SUN Bucks program next year. The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) Secretary Mitch Roob said Monday that the state would need to find an additional $5-7 million dollars it doesn’t have to...
Indianapolis man arrested after 110 mph Christmas Day police chase
A man was arrested in Hendricks County after a 110 mph police chase on Christmas Day that ended in a crash, resulting in injuries to both drivers and multiple charges against the suspect.
Chicken Truck Doesn’t Duck
(Indianapolis) – A semi-truck hauling Tyson chicken products struck an overpass on the near east side Monday night, damaging both the tractor-trailer and the bridge but causing no injuries, police and witnesses said. The crash happened about 7:30 p.m. near South Rural Street and Moore Avenue, Indianapolis...
Last Man Standing: Business owners reflect on Circle Centre Mall’s final days
As Circle Centre ends, Traction Yards begins. The $600 million redevelopment project will feature retail, dining, entertainment, residential units, office space and public plazas.
SNAP bans on soda, candy and other foods take effect in Indiana Jan. 1
Starting Thursday, Americans in five states who get government help paying for groceries will see new restrictions on soda, candy and other foods they can buy with those benefits.

















