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INDIANAPOLIS–The Indiana Senate says it will not meet to vote on redistricting this year. Senate President Pro Tem Rod Bray issued a statement on Friday saying there are not enough votes and the planned meeting for December will not happen. “Over the last several months, Senate Republicans have given very serious and thoughtful consideration to […]
WHITESTOWN, Ind.–An update in the shooting death of a cleaning lady in Whitestown from earlier this month has been put on hold. On Friday, Boone County Prosecutor Kent Eastwood said he is dealing with an unexpected family emergency, so that update will now be delayed until Monday assuming Eastwood has returned to the office as […]
BOONE COUNTY, Ind.–One member of the Indiana National Guard was killed and three others were injured in a crash on Friday involving a military vehicle in Boone County. The Indiana Department of Transportation said the crash happened on I-65 southbound near the interchange with I-865 at around 12:15 pm. “The loss of any of our […]
HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. — A trial for a Missouri man accused of killing an Indiana State Police trooper ended abruptly with a plea deal reached on the third day in Hendricks County on Friday. 20-year-old Eddie Jones pleaded guilty to several charges: This was in the death of ISP Trooper Aaron Smith. As part of […]
FISHERS, IN – A new coffeehouse in Fishers, Qahwah House, says it has been the target of repeated racist comments and acts of vandalism, which its co-owner believes are linked to heightened geopolitical tensions abroad. The incidents have prompted concerns within the local community, raising questions about how such acts impact small businesses and cultural […]
INDIANAPOLIS–A female chimpanzee that escaped her enclosure at the Indianapolis Zoo on Friday morning has been returned and the zoo is back to operating as normal. “At approximately 10am, a female chimpanzee was seen outside her exhibit. Following emergency protocol, the Indianapolis Zoo was immediately locked down, and all guests were escorted to secure locations. The […]
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Residents in Allen County voiced their concerns on Thursday about a new permit potentially being granted for Google’s data center project in Fort Wayne. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) held a public hearing in the auditorium of Ivy Tech’s Coliseum Campus. Residents were hoping to have a public meeting […]
INDIANAPOLIS–Teachers at the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township will be getting a 2% salary increase under the new 2025-26 Collective Bargaining Agreement that was approved at a board meeting Friday morning. The agreement was made between the district and the Lawrence Education Association. Teachers hired for the 2025-26 school year will be placed on […]
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Even as the longest government shutdown in U.S. history officially ended this week, Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is keeping its emergency response efforts “on the gas,” warning that the temporary halt in SNAP benefits was a grim preview of disastrous, permanent cuts slated for the program. While federal funding legislation has […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Nine people have been announced as finalists for the three open seats on the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC). On Thursday, the state’s Utility Regulatory Nominating Committee said they reduced their pool of applicants down from 47 to a list of Joshua Bain, Bob Deig, Nathan Cazee, Christopher Lewis, Carolene Mays, Anthony Swinger, […]
Tony Katz: There’s a real question about the level of fallout from the government’s shutdown. There’s a question of what happens specifically in the House, specifically in the Senate, specifically amongst Democrats, and then where exactly does the voter fall in all of this, is there any residual effect that plays out? November 3rd, 2026, […]
POSEY COUNTY, Ind. — A Princeton man was sentenced to 40 years in prison Thursday morning for meth dealing charges in Posey County, says the Posey County Prosecutor’s Office. A judge previously found 47-year-old Anthony Enriquez Apodaca guilty of dealing meth, possession of meth, and possession of paraphernalia. His sentence was increased because he was […]
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