13 Investigates | Indiana woman reports vision loss after taking GLP-1 drug
The 13 Investigates team exposes a little-known side effect concerning those popular GLP-1 drugs.
Indiana Gov. Braun discusses redistricting efforts, attends groundbreaking in Warsaw
WARSAW, Ind. (WSBT) — Indiana Governor Mike Braun attended the groundbreaking of a new training center for the Central Midwest Carpenters Union. While Governor Braun was here, he talked about the importance of this new training center in Warsaw, a project that has been seven to eight years in the making.
A new community outside Indianapolis wants to redefine what rental homes can be
In Whitestown’s growing landscape of new trails, new families, and new momentum, Trulo Homes Bridle Creek is quietly reshaping what modern renting can feel like. Instead of dense apartment buildings or cookie-cutter units stacked in rows, this community is built around a simple but refreshing idea: renting shouldn’t...
Governor Mike Braun Announces “Family First Workplace” Policy
STATEWIDE–Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced on Tuesday the start of what he calls the Family First Workplace initiative. He says it’s a new family-focused program that allows eligible state employees to bring their babies to work during the first six months of life. The Family First Workplace program will begin...
Indianapolis Uber driver to plead guilty to murder of female passenger
INDIANAPOLIS — Uber driver Francisco Valadez will plead guilty to murder and serve a 45-year prison sentence under a plea agreement for the shooting death of 30-year-old Chanti Dixon in September 2024. Dixon had ordered an Uber after she got off work around 3:30 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8....
NIPSCO under investigation for natural gas billing discrepancies
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - NIPSCO is under investigation for improperly charging natural gas customers, according to documents from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission that were obtained by 21Alive. The IURC says NIPSCO found an issue with “a not-insignificant number of its natural gas meters.” The problem stems...
Blackout license plate sales top 70,000 just three months after launch
Indiana’s new Blackout license plate has surged in popularity, topping 70,000 sales in only three months and generating more than $2.3 million for the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, the agency announced Friday. The Blackout plate, now one of the BMV’s best-selling Special Group Recognition options, has outpaced...
Indiana school closings and delays for Wednesday
INDIANA — Numerous school districts and educational programs across Indiana will have delayed openings or closures on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, due to winter weather and operational concerns. Most districts, including Bloomfield School District, Brown County School Corporation, Eminence Community School...
Intense Debate: Determining Who is ‘Medically Frail’ Enough to be Exempt from Work –...
This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on State Medicaid leaders must decide who’s too ‘medically frail’ to work. State Medicaid leaders must decide who’s too ‘medically frail’ to work.
Urgent Debate: The Legitimacy of a Silver Alert for a Missing Endangered Adult in...
WKRC - 11/28/2025 11:40:24 PM. Three days ago, a Silver Alert was issued in Indiana for a missing 48-year-old man, Edward Miller. The alert, which extends to the entire state, was issued due to concerns for Miller's safety, as he is believed to be in extreme danger and possibly in need of medical assistance. Last...

















