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Indiana school buses are getting AI dash cams that flag stop-arm violations, distracted driving, and pedestrian risks for about $14 per bus monthly.

Somewhere in northeast Indiana, a small brick storefront has been feeding hungry travelers for more than a century. Word travels fast about a sandwich so famous that folks drive across county lines just to pose next to the front sign. The place claims to be the birthplace of a beloved...

I know we haven't even gotten fall weather yet, but we already have an idea what winter will have in store for us this year.

INDIANAPOLIS — The local DEA office has announced that authorities have made the largest meth seizure in Indiana history. A news release sent Friday said that DEA agents, along with ATF, Homeland Security and Indiana State Police, have seized over 800 pounds of methamphetamine in the Indianapolis area. The seizure repo

The Indiana State Fair is continuing a tradition of unique food options with spam hot dogs and butter-dipped ice cream among other items this year.

Zionsville Community Schools was on a perimeter lockdown briefly during the morning of Aug. 6 after the Zionsville Police Department received a threatening call pertaining to Zionsville Community High School. The threat was determined to be not credible after police searched the ZCHS campus. Indiana State Police and K-

INDIANAPOLIS — A third person has died following a high-speed crash on the north side of Indianapolis that killed three people and injured two others. The Marion County Coroner’s Office identified the latest victim Thursday as 23-year-old Maxwell Szucs. Two other victims, 32-year-old Forrest Coffee Jr. and 24-year-old

Some music discoveries happen with the click of a button. Others happen while digging through stacks of records and finding something you never expected. One Indiana record shop has kept that old-school excitement alive, creating a space where every shelf offers another chance to uncover a new favorite album or revisit

INDIANAPOLIS — I-65 northbound reopened Friday after a multi-vehicle crash closed the interstate for more than an hour just south of downtown Indianapolis. The crash near the Raymond Street exit stopped traffic on I-65 northbound just before 6:30 a.m. All northbound lanes were closed, according to an INDOT alert. The s

INDIANAPOLIS — A woman was critically hurt in an early Friday morning shooting on the east side of Indianapolis. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers received a report at 2:43 a.m. about a person shot at a residence in the 1700 block of Kildare Ave. When officers arrived, they located