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PUTNAMVILLE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — If you’re looking to become a police officer, or make a move to a state police department, Indiana State Police are recruiting candidates right now. According to Sgt. Matt Ames, the department is recruiting both new candidates and those at a different law enforcement agency looking to ma

Indiana knows how to do a good donut, and some shops make it worth setting an early alarm. From family bakeries that have been rolling dough for generations to newer spots with cult followings, the state has plenty of places frying fresh glazed rings every morning. This list rounds up...

Indiana has a habit of hiding its best stuff in plain sight, and Falls of the Ohio State Park in Clarksville might be the most spectacular example of that habit. This tiny park sits right along the Ohio River, and it contains something so remarkable that most people refuse to believe it until they’re standing right on

INDIANAPOLIS — Heather Penney hailed from Reno and was a liberal arts major at Purdue University before she followed in her father’s footsteps to become America’s first female fighter pilot in the 1990s. Her dad was a combat pilot during the Vietnam War. That’s how Penney came to be at the controls of an F-16 […]

Carroll County lost power lines and roads to straight-line winds. Parts of Marion County flooded. By the time the storms that started on August 11 finished moving through Indiana, the Federal Emergency Management Agency had a disaster number attached to the damage, and the IRS had a new deadline for the people living w

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and his team are taking matters into their own hands, filing four lawsuits against out of state companies. These are all tree removal companies that Rokita’s office is alleging have targeted Hoosier storm victims with deceptive and unlicensed business p

A motorcyclist died Saturday night after attempting to pass two vehicles on the city's south side, according to police.

The number of homeless veterans across the country is on the decline. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, approximately 32,495 veterans experience homelessness on a single night nationwide, marking a continuous downward trend. In Indiana, the state is reporting the second-largest decrease in veteran homele

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INDIANAPOLIS — A scattered threat for strong to severe thunderstorms is building across central and southern Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky Monday afternoon into the evening, as clearing skies allow atmospheric instability to build ahead of a cold front drifting south through the region. Forecasters say the primary hazards