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Zach Myers has a warning for viewers about a scam involving MyChart.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Indiana ranks among the better states in the country for teachers, according to a new WalletHub report. The Hoosier State ranks 13th overall in WalletHub’s list of the Best and Worst States for Teachers. WalletHub compared all 50 states and the District of...

A group of student engineers in Indiana has developed a wearable device designed to help people who are blind or visually impaired detect obstacles that can be difficult to identify with a cane or guide dog alone. The project, called AuralVision, combines distance-sensing technology and haptic feedback to provide addit

Heavy bars and old jail cells are not exactly standard hotel amenities, but that is what makes a night at The Old Jail Inn in Rockville so memorable. This historic Indiana property gives guests the unusual experience of sleeping inside a former jail, complete with spaces that still reveal the building’s original purpos

Indiana has been quietly sitting on one of the most gorgeous walking destinations in the entire Midwest, and most people drive right past it without a second glance. Salamonie River State Forest, tucked away near the small town of Lagro, is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever paid for a gym membership.

A celebration of cultures from around the world is returning to Plainfield this fall with food, music, dance and educational activities representing 20 countries. The seventh annual Hendricks County International Festival is scheduled for Oct. 3 at Hobbs Station. The free, family-friendly event is being presented in pa

Some lunch spots survive because they follow trends. Others survive because they refuse to. Downtown Indianapolis has a counter-serve hot dog stand that has been slinging jumbo all-beef dogs since 1941, long before food halls and fancy toppings became a thing. Regulars who work near Monument Circle treat it like part o

Meteorologist Amber Hardwick is tracking a warm Sunday with isolated showers late in the day.

From tornado preparedness to tree canopy loss, experts explain the lessons learned from a summer of severe storms across Illinois and Indiana.

Fourteen years ago, Aaron Adelsperger had to turn to Google to figure out what he was signing up for. He and his Westfield-based band, The Failers, were invited to something called a porchFest in Carmel. He liked the idea, where bands get together and perform on porches around town for...