Interrogation and confession tapes of Richard Allen, accused in the Delphi murders, have been made public, revealing details of his interactions with police and calls with his wife, despite his claims of innocence during initial interrogations.

Niko Cabela interned for State Rep. Jim Pressel, gaining experience in Indiana’s legislative process after graduating from Purdue University Northwest.

Jim Pressel's bill to improve rural health care in Indiana awaits the governor's signature, aiming to extend grant eligibility for EMS providers in underserved areas.

Indianapolis City-County Council has adopted a new snow removal policy, mandating plowing of smaller streets at a snow depth of four inches, a move including previously neglected residential roads.

Westbound lane at 56th St. and Sunnyside Rd. closes tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. for utility repairs; detour expected.

During a demonstration in Lafayette, an altercation occurred after a protester headbutted a driver, who then retrieved a gun. No shots were fired, and police are investigating the incident.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 64-year-old Gary Edwards, missing from Bloomington, Indiana, and believed to be in extreme danger due to early-onset Alzheimer's. He was last seen driving a gray 2014 Buick Regal.

Lawrence Civic Plaza hosts the International Festival on May 10, 2025, celebrating diverse cultures with food, art, and performances. Vendors can apply to participate.

Indiana maintains a $2.6 billion reserve and a low debt of $186 per capita, contrasting with the federal government's $36 trillion debt. Sen. Schmitt highlights the national debt's security risks and calls for federal spending reductions.

Severe weather in Indiana led to power outages affecting 75,000 AES Indiana customers and nearly 97,000 Duke Energy customers. Crews worked to restore power, with a local disaster declaration aiding recovery efforts.

State Road 39 in Martinsville will experience delays due to signal modification and pavement rehabilitation by E&B Paving, starting March 31 with expected completion by late October.

An 18-year-old was shot dead in Indianapolis; the incident is under investigation with no confirmed suspect yet. Witnesses are cooperating with the police.

Indiana's Governor Braun introduces partnerships to aid high school graduates with new diploma requirements, ensuring streamlined access to college, work, or military.