GCSO: Indianapolis man arrested after allegedly stealing a dog from vehicle near Haubstadt
HAUBSTADT, Ind. (WEVV) — An Indianapolis man is facing a theft charge after police say he stole a family’s dog from their vehicle at a local truck stop on Wednesday night. 51-year-old Gregory Morton was arrested on Wednesday, July 29, and booked into the Gibson County Detention Center on a charge of theft.
State seeks penalties over alleged illegal cattle operation
MONTPELIER, Ohio — Ohio Attorney General D. Andrew Wilson’s office is seeking thousands of dollars in penalties from an Indiana couple it claims illegally built a concentrated animal feeding operation, or CAFO, for more than 1,000 cattle some 18 months ago. The allegations against James N. Schmucker, Catherine E. Schmu
$40 million bar district historic building redevelopment approved
INDIANAPOLIS — In the late 1880s, the Warehouse District along the 200 block of South Meridian Street was where early Hoosier merchants invented and practiced business in Indianapolis. The buildings were narrow and deep, the third floors were never intended for occupation and the construction codes fell far short of 21
Downtown Zionsville home was subject to years-long property dispute before fire
A downtown Zionsville property that burned July 10 and is subject to an active arson investigation was wrapped up in a years-long dispute between the former owner’s family members and his friends. Drew Kogan owned the former Kogan Antiques and Lighting store at 195 S. Main St., until his...
Missing teen girl found safely in Hancock County
HANCOCK COUNTY, Ind. — The Hancock County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that a missing teen girl has been located. Police said at the time that the teen had no family in Allen County and was possibly on her way to Hancock County to reconnect with family or friends. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective
Letter: Beckwith acting against American, Christian values
As a clergyperson serving the Jewish community in Indiana and working alongside other faith communities in our state, it is painful to see Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s call to ban the public Islamic call to prayer for several reasons. First, such a ban runs contrary to the First Amendment...
PSP: Indianapolis man accused of posing as contractor, stealing $1.6M from Bedford HS
BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Authorities in Bedford County say an arrest warrant has been issued for an Indianapolis man who is accused of posing as a local contractor and defrauding the Bedford High School of over $1.6 million. Investigators say the alleged theft was discovered after the company...
Charges Filed Against 4 Women Involved in Grocery Store Brawl
INDIANAPOLIS — Charges have been filed against four women for a brawl that broke out inside a Kroger in Speedway. Court records state that the brawl on Sunday was caught on video and shows a teenager pointing a gun at a child inside the grocery store. No shots were fired. Dajanae Allen told FOX 59 […]
Indiana’s new CDL law puts English proficiency, license checks under the microscope
Indiana is cracking down on commercial driver’s licenses after deadly crashes involving truck drivers who investigators say were not legally allowed to operate in the U.S. A new state law requires CDL holders to demonstrate English proficiency and gives officials more tools to verify whether drivers are properly licens
IMPD: Officer shot another officer during deadly east Indy police shooting
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis police have confirmed that one of two officers shot during an exchange of gunfire last week on the city’s east side was actually shot by a fellow officer. The alleged suspect in the incident was also killed in the shooting. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department confirmed the news T

















