Indiana’s Only National Road Diner Still Serves 1950s Nostalgia
There is a stretch of road in central Indiana where time seems to slow down just enough to remind you what a real American diner looks like. Along the old National Road in Plainfield, a retro building with vintage charm has been welcoming travelers and locals since 1954. This diner...
Indiana Portion of I-69 Ohio Crossing Entering Final Months
EVANSVILLE — Construction on the approach roadways and bridges for the Interstate 69 Ohio River Crossing is entering its final months, with work on Section 3 expected to wrap up later this year after beginning in fall 2024. The project includes three new approach bridges and connecting roadways in...
Showcasing the talents of Indiana’s student artists
Earlier this year, Indiana’s electric cooperatives named the winners of the 29th annual Cooperative Student Art Contest. Luciana Harmon, a homeschool student from Jeffersonville, was honored as Artist of the Year. A first-place artist was also selected in each grade, Kindergarten through 12th grade, and received $100.
Centenarian reflects on 100 years in Carmel
For 100 years, Phyllis Horton Rockhill called Carmel home. When she was an infant, her family relocated from Noblesville to Carmel, where she lived until May before moving to an assisted living facility in Fishers. Rockhill, 102, was about five years old when she began helping her parents deliver groceries...
Inside Byrna, the company changing nonlethal defense: American Made | Elizabeth Vargas Reports
NewsNation's Nick Smith profiles the Indiana-based maker of Byrna "less lethal" launchers, which fire projectiles at threats. "We're staunch Second Amendment supporters," Byrna Director of Law Enforcement Joshua Schirard says. "We're here to provide options, options that are going to fit the scenarios that people are g
What Most Indiana Residents Don’t Realize About Hidden Chipmunk Burrows
Chipmunks are a familiar sight throughout Indiana, often darting across woodland trails, disappearing beneath stone walls, or carrying acorns through backyard gardens. Their quick movements and striped coats make them easy to recognize, but almost everything that happens after they vanish from view remains a mystery. B
This One Indiana Lake Town Surprises People With Its Dining Scene
Lake towns usually mean basic diner food. You expect burgers and a pizza counter. This little town flips that completely. So the dining punches above its size. Two bright lakes pull visitors all summer. The food, though, keeps them coming back. Indiana hides real cooking out here. Fresh catch sits beside creative comfo
Body of Indianapolis man found in retention pond after canoe overturns
The body of a 54-year-old man was recovered from a retention pond in Indianapolis after a family canoe outing ended in tragedy, reminding people to remain vigilant when on the water and to wear life jackets.
City of Carmel moving up trash pickup times due to ‘extreme’ weather, heat wave
CARMEL, Ind. — The City of Carmel has announced a change in its trash pickup schedule for next week, citing “extreme weather conditions” and a potential heat wave. The new start time for next week’s trash schedule will be 5 a.m. instead of the usual 7 a.m., officials confirmed Friday. The adjustment is reportedly an […
Indiana is Home to One of the Best Run Cities in America
This Hoosier city is ranked seventh in America for effective city government, outperforming every other Indiana cities in this new study.

















