Docs: Indy mother charged with neglect after baby died while she was drunk
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis mother is wanted on felony neglect charges after her 7-month-old baby died after being left alone while she was allegedly drunk. According to court documents, Nasha Williams faces a Level 1 Felony for neglect of a dependent resulting in death and neglect of a dependent, which is a Level 6
‘Routinely fails to meet that requirement’: Marion County Sheriff’s Office sues Indiana Department of...
MARION COUNTY, Ind. — The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is suing the Indiana Department of Correction for failing to comply with Indiana law over the “timely transfer” of convicts. On Wednesday, MCSO confirmed it filed a lawsuit against IDOC for violating state law and failing to accept inmates sentenced for felonies
Indiana pumpkin farm faces backlash following tribute to Charlie Kirk
An Evansville pumpkin farm has issued a statement responding to negative feedback they have seen to their decision to pay tribute to late Turning Point USA commentator Charlie Kirk in their annual corn maze.
Pennsylvania man hurt in Greene Co. motorcycle crash
GREENE COUNTY, Ind. – A Pennsylvania man was airlifted to an Indianapolis hospital after crashing his motorcycle in Greene County. According to the Greene County Sheriff’s Department, the crash happened around 9 p.m. Monday on U.S. 231. A 2009 Harley Davidson was heading southbound on 231 when the motorcyclist failed t
Livestock Disease Reporting in Indiana: Rules, Deadlines, and What to Expect
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you raise livestock in Indiana, understanding your disease reporting obligations is not optional — it is a legal requirement with real consequences for noncompliance. Whether you manage a cattle herd, a swine operation, a poultry flock, or
Governor Mike Braun: Indiana achieves second-largest drop in veteran homelessness nationwide
INDIANA – Indiana Governor Mike Braun today announced that Indiana achieved the second-largest drop in veteran homelessness nationwide. Since taking office, Governor Braun has strategically doubled the resources allocated to nonprofits that support Hoosier veterans, leveraging more efficient and targeted funding decisi
Aloha, Indy! Hawaiian Bros opens south-side restaurant; Noblesville’s next
Hawaiian Bros Island Grill will celebrate the grand opening of its first Indianapolis physical restaurant on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, at 7910 S. U.S. 31.
Man and Two Dogs Died in Indianapolis House Fire Because There Were No Smoke...
Indianapolis Family Had No Working Smoke Detectors and a Man Paid With His Life Early Monday morning, a fire tore […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Time’s Running Out: Indiana’s Tax Amnesty 2026 ends on September 9
INDIANA – Only one week remains for Hoosier taxpayers to take advantage of the benefits of Tax Amnesty 2026 if they have eligible liabilities. Tax Amnesty 2026 ends on Sept. 9, 2026. That means taxpayers must agree to amnesty terms and either pay the base tax in full or...
The Titanic Has Some Surprising Connections to Indiana
From survivors who called Indiana home to Hoosiers who lost their lives aboard the ship, the Titanic tragedy has connections much closer to home than you might think.

















