Roy Ward drops final legal challenges, clearing way for Indiana’s second execution this year
Roy Lee Ward's execution has been scheduled for Friday at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City after his final two federal lawsuits were withdrawn, ending months of litigation over the state's lethal injection drugs and protocols.
Indiana mother disappears, missing since ‘suspicious’ house fire
Authorities say 46-year-old Britney Gard hasn't been seen since a "suspicious" fire at her home nearly a week ago.
Family claims deaf-blind student was abused, sues Wayne Township schools
An Indianapolis family is suing the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township for alleged neglect and abuse of a 16-year-old deaf-blind student, claiming staff left the student unattended, deprived him of food, ignored his medical needs, and filmed him in distress.
Indiana Crime Guns Task Force seizes more than 300 guns in 9 months
The task force seized 303 illegally possessed firearms and made 236 arrests in the first nine months of the 2025.
FBI Indianapolis arrests 114 violent offenders in ‘Summer Heat’ operation
FBI Indianapolis arrested 114 violent offenders and seized drugs, weapons during Summer Heat operation targeting crime statewide.
Steak ‘n Shake to fly largest-allowable American flags at all locations
Steak 'n Shake has announced plans to install large American flags outside all of its stores, aiming to proudly support American values and traditions.
Walmart Delivers Convenience and Variety for Halloween Candy Shoppers in Indiana
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. With Halloween fast approaching, Indiana shoppers are on the lookout for affordable and varied candy selections for trick-or-treaters. A recent visit by Stephen and Peg of the 'Loves to Travel' channel to a local Walmart showcased the store’s extensive...
The $3 Billion Power Play That Would Short-Circuit Indianapolis
At last night’s City-County Council budget meeting, talk of potholes, pay raises, and police staffing took an interesting detour — straight into the power grid. A few councilors and activists floated the idea of the city issuing billions in revenue bonds to buy out AES Indiana and “take control of our power to lower...
Three people injured in shooting at CVS on the east side
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police are investigating a shooting that happened at a CVS Pharmacy on the east side on Tuesday evening.
The Gated Community In Indiana Where Retirees Say Life Moves At The Perfect Pace
Indiana’s best-kept retirement secret isn’t rushing to Florida or Arizona—it’s finding that sweet spot where luxury meets affordability right in your backyard. Tucked away in Indianapolis, Sycamore Reserve Senior Living has mastered the art of the perfectly paced retirement—not too fast, not too slow, just right for...
