Indiana University Receives Record $100 Million Gift From Alumni Couple
Indiana University announced today that IU alumni Jeffrey H. and Benita L. Thomasson have given it $100 million, which is the largest donation from a private individual in the institution's history. The gift will be used for support of the Kelley School of Business in Bloomington and Indianapolis, and it...
American Pickers Coming to Indiana in October
The History Channel’s American Pickers is coming to Indiana in October, and the show’s team is looking for interesting collections and rare items to feature. The pickers are hitting the back roads across Indiana in search of large, rare collections and items they have never seen before. Collectors are encouraged to sha
Angry mob swarms race car driver after unsportsmanlike crash at Indianapolis Speedrome
INDIANAPOLIS — A near riot broke out at the Indianapolis Speedrome on Saturday after an unsportsmanlike crash angered numerous spectators and led to an angry mob swarming the driver’s race car with police officers caught in the middle. The race car driver at the center of the crowd’s ire was 35-year-old Dana Tunny of N
Northern Indiana federal prosecutors announce COVID loan fraud cases totaling more than $1 million
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Federal prosecutors in northern Indiana say 17 people have been charged or pleaded guilty in cases involving alleged fraud tied to COVID-19 relief programs. The cases are part of a nationwide enforcement effort targeting fraud involving the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection P
More than 400 arrested in Indiana during 5-day ICE operation
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducted a five-day operation in Indiana that resulted in 426 arrests of individuals with criminal histories.
Docs: Indianapolis woman hits man with car following argument on northwest side
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis woman reportedly hit a man with her car following an argument, eventually standing over him and saying that no one was going to call the police to help him. According to court documents, Chasidy Stallworth was charged in Marion County with: On Sept. 10, officers with the Indianapolis Metr
Chicago street takeover ends with Indianapolis men arrested, rifle and car seized
Two Indianapolis men drove to Chicago to participate in a street takeover and displayed a rifle while standing on a car in front of a cheering crowd, officials say. Their visit to our fair city ended with them being arrested by Chicago cops, and one of them is still in the Cook County Jail on firearms charges.
Indiana police arrest 61 during Operation Guardian Angel
FARMERSBURG, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — With Hoosier children returning to school this past August, the Indiana State Police (ISP), which oversees the Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, organized and led Operation Guardian Angel which ran from August 1-31, 2026. “The primary goal of Operation Guardian
Indiana’s Strengthened Animal-Cruelty Law Provides New Tools to Prosecute Serious Neglect
A recent Dearborn County prosecution illustrates the challenges presented by the former law and the importance of the new provisions. Kari Hawkins. Photo provided. (Dearborn County, Ind.) - Changes to Indiana’s animal-cruelty laws that took effect July 1, 2026, give prosecutors clearer and stronger tools to hold indivi
This Cozy Mass Ave Pub Is WINNING Hearts With Crispy Wings, British Fare, and...
Open Sun–Thu 11 AM–12pm | Fri–Sat 11 AM–3 AM. Tucked into the lively heart of Mass Ave, this British-inspired pub has quietly become a favorite among Indianapolis locals who appreciate its unique blend of comfort food and community spirit. With its crispy wings, imported beers, and...

















