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HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – Attorney General Todd Rokita announced his office played a key role in a major nationwide effort against doctors, nurses and other licensed medical professionals for alleged participation in healthcare fraud schemes. Two of those suspects are from the Tri-State. Rokita’s office says Pecola Simpso

INDIANAPOLIS – A woman was critically injured in a shooting at a downtown Indianapolis apartment building. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers were dispatched around 6:15 a.m. Friday to the 900 block of Fort Wayne Avenue. Police found a woman suffering from injuries consistent with gu

Indiana's payment error rate for the nation's largest anti-hunger program rose last year — which, without improvements, could cost the state more than $140 million annually as soon as next year.

INDIANAPOLIS — A man was injured in an early morning shooting on Indy’s near south side. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers reported to a person shot at the intersection of West Morris and South Missouri streets around 2:30 a.m. Friday. When officers arrived, they located an adult man

That June evening stands as a quiet but powerful reminder of his enduring influence, marking the last time the world would see one of its most transformative performers take the stage.

INDIANA – Attorney General Todd Rokita today announced that his office has played a key role in a major nationwide enforcement action against doctors, nurses, and other licensed medical professionals for alleged participation in healthcare fraud schemes. The Indiana Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has co

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WXIX) - Four new Indiana laws will take effect July 1, including measures that criminalize sleeping on public property, require law enforcement to comply with federal immigration detainer requests, authorize a state military police force and ban student cellphone use in schools. Homelessness and pub

As Indiana inches toward what could be its fourth state execution since resuming capital punishment, prison officials confirmed the state’s next correctional complex is already equipped for an execution method Hoosier lawmakers have yet to authorize. The Indiana Department of Correction confirmed to the Indiana Capital

INDIANAPOLIS — The sky above Fountain Square was a sea of red Thursday night. The heart-shaped balloons honored 29-year-old Brandon Warfield.  ”I want him to know we all love him, we’re never going to stop thinking about him,” his mother, Lena Warfield, said.  The memorial celebration was held outside of World Famous H

INDIANAPOLIS — A large apartment fire on the northeast side of Indianapolis was reportedly caused by a group of juveniles who were setting off fireworks. According to the Indianapolis Fire Department, crews were called to an apartment complex in the 3500 block of Mountain Laurel Place around 12:25 p.m. When firefighter