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Indianapolis parents and students shared varying perspectives as Indiana schools began their first academic year under a new statewide classroom cellphone ban.

A longstanding Indiana reentry program will be able to help hundreds more people through a $5 million federal grant. Gov. Mike Braun touted over $10 million in federal grants the state has received during an event at RecycleForce in Indianapolis Wednesday. RecycleForce is an electronic waste recycling operation that of

Takeaways The Seventh Circuit found in Creason v. Elanco that an Indiana employer’s voluntary “vacation buy” program is a compensation agreement, not an unlawful wage assignment under Indiana wage law. The court also held that the Class Action Fairness Act’s home-state exception is not automatic, and parties can waive

Indiana – For hundreds of young Hoosiers leaving incarceration, the hardest part of starting over may be finding an employer willing to offer a first real chance. Indiana is now putting $10.2 million behind programs designed to turn that difficult transition into a path toward skilled, lasting work. The investment is n

INDIANAPOLIS — Officials with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department are asking for the public’s help in locating a 37-year-old last seen late last month on the north side of Indianapolis. According to IMPD, Jaywaan Lewis was last seen on July 31 in the 2100 block of W 86th Street. Lewis is described as being

CARMEL, Ind. (WRTV) — Two Carmel police officers fired at and critically injured an 18-year-old man Thursday night on U.S. 31, Indiana State Police Sgt. John Perrine said. No officers were injured, but the man was taken to a hospital in stable but critical condition. A 911 call from...

e Farmers' Almanac has released its 2026-2027 winter outlook. They are calling for "cold, snowy periods" in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man has been charged with felony murder following a deadly shooting over the weekend on Indy’s east side. Court records show the suspect is charged despite not firing the fatal shots. Prosecutors claim at least four different people fired shots during the shootout. More than 20 fired shel

Some Indiana families with disabled children say they are being kicked off their health insurance through Medicaid.

INDIANAPOLIS — The man arrested in the fatal shooting of a woman in Indianapolis earlier this week has confessed to the murder. According to court documents, 37-year-old Irvens Norvilus shot and killed 31-year-old Chrisline Stephen at an apartment complex on Indianapolis’ northeast side on Aug. 3. IMPD officers respond