Gov. Braun says data centers could be a windfall for Hoosier communities
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Indiana Governor Mike Braun is in Evansville Monday for the signing of the Susan Haynie bill. Earlier in the day, he stopped by the 14 News studios to discuss several topics. Among them - data centers. He says they could help the economies of Hoosier communities.
‘I just threw my life away’ | 16-year-old charged as adult in April 2025...
INDIANAPOLIS — A 16-year-old is facing adult murder charges for a triple shooting that happened in April 2025 on the near northwest side of Indianapolis. Emonte Douglas, who was 15 years old at the time of the shooting, is charged with two counts of murder, battery with a deadly weapon and dangerous possession of a fir
Previously convicted felon sentenced after SWAT standoff in Indianapolis in 2024
INDIANAPOLIS — A previously convicted felon has been sentenced after a SWAT standoff in Indianapolis in 2024. Al Stevenson McGhee, 47, of Indianapolis, has been sentenced to two years and seven months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to possession of guns by a felon.
Gov. Braun ceremonially signs law to notify law enforcement, victims if violent criminals are...
INDIANA – Governor Mike Braun today joined State Rep. Tim O’Brien, Evansville Mayor Stephanie Taylor, Vanderburgh County Prosecutor Diana Moers, and family and friends of Susan Haynie for a ceremonial signing of House Enrolled Act 1250, a new public safety law inspired by the tragic death of Evansville real estate agen
Indianapolis man sentenced in Broad Ripple bar mass shooting that killed 1, injured 5
INDIANAPOLIS — A judge sentenced an Indianapolis man for his role in a deadly mass shooting inside a since-closed Broad Ripple bar in March 2024. Following a three-day jury trial in March, Nicholas Fulk, 27, was convicted of murder, aggravated battery and four counts of battery by means of a deadly weapon.
Lawmakers Back up Gratitude With New Laws Supporting Hoosier Veterans
STATEWIDE — Indiana lawmakers are making sure that veterans are helped and honored every single day of the year at the Statehouse. May is Military Appreciation Month and State Representative Stephen Bartels of Eckerty, a veteran and chair of the House Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee, is one of many Indiana
Court docs: 18-year-old man arrested after threatening Lawrence Central student, bringing gun on school...
LAWRENCE, Indiana — An 18-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly threatening a Lawrence Central High School student on social media and bringing a gun onto school property, according to court documents. The suspect, who has not been formally charged as of early May 11, faces preliminary charges of...
Trucker blames pothole on I-70 in Indiana for wreck that completely flipped his truck
A truck driver says a pothole is responsible for the crash that left his semi truck on its side in Indiana on Sunday evening. The single vehicle accident happened at around 6:45 p.m. on Sunday night, May 10th in Clay County, Indiana on Interstate 70 near the 23 mile marker. According to MyWabashValley, the truck […]
Celebrity Chef Named in Federal Gambling Investigation
Federal prosecutors have revealed new details about what they describe as a massive gambling and extortion network . The case involves 22 individuals and stretches far beyond the region. The indictment, which became public in April , reveals that the suspects operated out of two restaurants- Gino’s Steakhouse in Merril
90 Hoosier jobs cut in ‘mass layoff’ at Indy health non-profit; employer blames Indiana...
INDIANAPOLIS — Approximately 90 Hoosiers are now out of a job after a “mass layoff” was announced by an Indianapolis-based non-profit that provides caregivers to those in need. CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions made the announcement last month in a WARN Notice filed with the State of Indiana. Established in 1974 as the C

















