Kincaid’s Meat Market opens WestClay location
Residents of the Village of WestClay have a new option for bringing meat and specialty groceries home for dinner. Kincaid’s Meat Market opened in June at 2159 Glebe St. The shop aims to provide a selection of fresh proteins, local products and personalized butcher services to the neighborhood. Joseph...
Truck driver carrying hundreds of pounds of cocaine worth $3.8M arrested in Indiana
A man transporting hundreds of pounds of cocaine worth roughly $3.8 million through Indiana was arrested during a traffic stop on Sunday, state police said. Police said Harpreet Singh, of Greenwood, Indiana, was allegedly driving a truck eastbound on I-70 in Putnam when officers with the Indiana State Police stopped hi
Best Restaurants 2026: St. Elmo Steak House-Wisanggeni Pawon
This list is filled with places where we send out-of-town guests to show off Indianapolis at its best. You could argue that this tradition began with St. Elmo Steak House. With its bow-tied career servers, its maze of dark-paneled rooms, and its occasional visiting celebrities, it feels like a special occasion before t
West Nile Virus detected in Greene County mosquitoes; State risk elevated
GREENE COUNTY — Mosquitoes in Greene County have tested positive for West Nile virus, health officials confirmed, prompting local authorities to remind residents that prevention remains critical as late-summer mosquito activity continues across the region. The Greene County Health Department announced it received offic
Lexie Hull Update Announced After Move Away From WNBA
Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull continues to expand her off-court portfolio.
Anthem commits additional $100,000 to Indiana storm and flood recovery
INDIANA — Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana is committing an additional $100,000 to support ongoing recovery efforts following the severe storms and flooding that impacted communities across the state this summer. Combined with an additional $25,000 from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (FHLBI), th
This 101-Year-Old Small-Town Factory Is Believed To Be Indiana’s Last Independent Creamery
The churns keep turning. That is the whole story. Except it is not. Behind those ordinary sounds is a 101-year-old Indiana factory that has somehow survived changing tastes, changing technology, and the arrival of enormous food companies. The recipes remain remarkably familiar, and the machinery still operates inside t
SUV crashes into Decatur Township home
DECATUR TOWNSHIP, Ind. – No one was hurt after an SUV crashed into a southwest side home on Labor Day. According to the Decatur Township Fire Department, this happened around 3:40 p.m. Monday at a home on Wheatfield Drive. Multiple units responded after a vehicle went off the road and slammed into the side of […]
Amazon packages spill onto I-80/94 after crash in Northwest Indiana
Amazon packages spilled onto I-80/94 after a crash involving a semi-truck in Gary, Indiana.
“Even the Nuns Are Mad” — Indianapolis Archbishop Excuses Catholics From Mass as ICE...
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