IRS announces tax relief for Hoosiers in counties impacted by severe weather
INDIANA (WNDU) - The IRS has announced federal tax relief will be made available to Indiana residents affected by recent severe storms and flooding. Taxes originally due on or after August 11 — or before February 1, 2027 — will now have a February 1 filing deadline. The...
Hoosiers’ 10 Most Endangered Sites, According To Indiana Landmarks
INDIANAPOLIS – A mill that produced flour for a century, a hub for Black culture near Indiana Avenue and a pioneer village that tells the story of Pres. Abraham Lincoln’s boyhood all face uncertain futures, according to a nonprofit organization that advocates for preserving key Hoosier sites. Indiana...
Indiana Attorney General files lawsuits against ‘reprehensible’ storm contractors for scams
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita launched four lawsuits against contractors accused of exploiting storm victims through unlicensed work and predatory pricing.
GoFundMe: Student hit by bus rushed to Indy hospital
VANDERBURGH CO., Ind. (WFIE) - A public GoFundMe is sharing more details about the child hit by a school bus Tuesday in Vanderburgh County. As we reported, it happened at Grandin Pointe Mobile Home Park along North Saint Joseph Avenue. Deputies say the bus was turning around in the parking...
US marshals arrest Indianapolis woman after Elkhart County crash
U.S. marshals arrested Nakia Adams, a 26-year-old Indianapolis woman, for her role in a January car pursuit and crash in Elkhart County that seriously injured a teenager, Indiana State Police say.
Woman seeks answers after ICE detains brother at Indianapolis job site
An Indianapolis woman is seeking information about her brother, Milo Morales, who was detained by federal immigration agents at an east-side job site on Sept. 1, 2026.
Grant County releases investigation into commissioner, forwards report to Indiana State Police and FBI
Grant County Commissioners voted Wednesday to refer a 30-page internal investigation report to law enforcement alleging that Commissioner Chuck Poling violated state and federal laws through misconduct, intimidation, and misuse of resources.
In A Small Indiana Town, This Old-Fashioned Diner Turns Out Central Indiana’s Best Biscuits...
Some of the finest breakfasts in central Indiana come from a tiny counter in a town most people zip right past. Tucked along a quiet Main Street, this little diner has earned a loyal following for plates of biscuits and gravy that regulars drive out of their way to enjoy.
Indiana shelter rescues 42 animals from ‘one of the worst’ hoarding cases it’s encountered
Workers had to use special health precautions during the rescue.
Indiana State Fair sees lowest attendance in a decade amid severe weather
Officials say severe weather contributed to the 2026 Indiana State Fair seeing its lowest attendance in a decade. They also announced a new deal to install a permanent Wiffle ball field.

















