State Farm responds to Midwest storms and tornadoes with customer support
State Farm announced on June 13 that it is supporting customers following severe storms and tornadoes across the Midwest in early June. The company reported receiving thousands of claims from customers in Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Kansas. Most of these claims involve wind damage. Acco
Tiny home villages are hailed as a fix for homelessness, but one founder needed...
Community First! Villages in Austin provide affordable housing and a strong sense of community for residents, with amenities and services included. As more cities consider tiny-home projects as a response to chronic homelessness, an Austin community that helped popularize the model is back in the spotlight — along with
Removing Invasive Plants in Indiana: Effective Strategies for Restoration and Control
Invasive plants in Indiana mess with local ecosystems by crowding out native species and slashing biodiversity. Removing these plants is crucial if we want to protect natural habitats and keep things balanced. The most effective ways to get rid of them? Manual pulling, targeted herbicide, and sometimes controlled burni
Homicide investigators go to fatal shooting southeast of downtown Indianapolis
A person was fatally shot in a residential area southeast of downtown Indianapolis on the night of June 12, 2026, and homicide detectives were investigating.
Semitruck driver sentenced to 3 years for fatal I-465 crash killing boy
Dieuson Leron was sentenced to three years in prison for causing a crash that killed 9-year-old Eamon Goodrich while speeding in a construction zone and violating hours-of-service rules.
Indy mother who pushed 2-year-old down the stairs gets 47 years in prison after...
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis mother whose 2-year-old son died after she pushed him down the stairs will now spend decades in prison. Shaylonda Duncan, 36, was sentenced last week to 47 years in the Indiana Department of Correction. This comes after the mother was found guilty earlier this year of aggravated battery r
$10,000 dollar reward for FBI wanted subject
The FBI is offering $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of Lamar T. Browning, who is wanted in Indiana for conspiracy to distribute controlled substance and allegedly involved in an organization operating in Indianapolis.
Charges filed against 2 teens after shooting at Greenwood church festival
Two 16-year-old boys have been charged in connection to a shooting at a Catholic church festival in Greenwood, Indiana. One person suffered a gunshot wound to the foot.
8 Hidden Indiana Buffets That Serve Real Homemade Comfort Food Just Like Your Grandma
Indiana has a quiet tradition of feeding people well. Across the state, small family restaurants and Amish-country buffets have been piling plates high with the kind of food most people only dream about anymore. We’re talking real mashed potatoes, slow-cooked meats, homemade noodles, and pies with crusts that actually
Indiana FOP Delegates Vote “No Confidence” in Marion County Prosecutor
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Indiana FOP delegates from all across the state have issued a vote of “no confidence” in Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears. At the 2026 Indiana FOP State Conference in Fort Wayne on Friday, appointed and elected officials expressed their concerns about the violent crime happening in the capital cit

















