Hicks: Braun’s incoherent tax plan
I continue to be amazed at the slide in thoughtful policymaking in Indiana. Gov. Mike Braun’s incoherent property tax musings — I hesitate to call them a proposal — offer yet one more example. We are a long, long way from the age of Mitch Daniels, and it’s worth reviewing how far we’ve fallen. In summer 2024, a Beckwit
On alert for late storms Sunday-Monday
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) -Summer begins with the threat for severe weather across the Tri-State Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning. The Storm Prediction Center has the entire region in a level 2/5 risk for damaging winds, tornadoes, large hail and flooding rainfall. A few isolated storms will be possible Sund
$50,000 Powerball ticket winner sold in Indiana
INDIANA — A Powerball ticket sold in Indiana is worth $50,000 after matching four white balls and the Powerball in Saturday night’s drawing. The winning numbers for the June 20 drawing were 16, 20, 44, 48, 50, with Powerball 15. The Power Play multiplier was 2x. The estimated jackpot was $300 million, with a cash value
6 adults, 5 children displaced, 1 firefighter hurt after fire on near east side...
INDIANAPOLIS — Six adults and five children have been displaced and a firefighter is injured after a heavy fire broke out at an apartment complex on Indy’s near east side on Saturday. According to the Indianapolis Fire Department, around 12 p.m., crews were called to a heavy structure fire in the 2500 block of East […]
Bowfishing Laws in Indiana: What You Need to Know Before You Shoot
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Bowfishing in Indiana gives you a hands-on way to target rough fish species while helping manage invasive populations — and the Hoosier State is generally welcoming to the sport. But before you string up a reel and hit the water, you need to u
This Unique Vintage Market In Indiana Features A Lounge Packed With Adorable Rescue Cats
Some businesses exist simply to sell products, but the most memorable destinations are built around a larger purpose. Deep inside a vibrant Indiana college town, a truly unexpected hybrid space is quietly transforming how locals spend their afternoons. It seamlessly blends retro fashion culture with a deeply compassion
TORCON 4 Tornado Risk Strikes Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado Today With Large Hail and...
KANSAS — A significant severe weather threat with a TORCON 4 rating is in place today across Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado, bringing the risk of tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds to start the weekend. The highest threat zone, rated a 4 on the TORCON scale, stretches from North Platte and Hastings through Colby
Greenfield Cop’s ICAC Bust Lands 91-Year Term, Snags Top Honors
Detective Chris Borgmann of the Greenfield Police Department is getting formal credit for a case few in law enforcement ever forget. The Hamilton County Metro ICAC Task Force has named him Investigator of the Year, while Madison County deputy prosecutor Dan Kopp picked up the task force’s first-ever Prosecutor of the Y
Indianapolis turns out to celebrate freedom, Black history at Juneteenth parade
Crowds gathered along 42nd Street on Saturday as floats and performers at the Indy Juneteenth celebration honored Black history, culture and the end of slavery in the United States. The parade was just the start. The celebration carried on through the day at the State Fairgrounds with live music, vendors,...
Greenfield Council Puts 15 Tax-Break Warehouses On The Hot Seat
Fifteen Hancock County businesses that landed tax abatements are suddenly on the defensive, after county council members flagged their CF-1 compliance filings as not lining up with the terms they originally agreed to. The council voted to send formal letters to each company, ordering explanations before deciding whethe

















