The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed more than 30 cases of an unknown lung disease across five states, including Indiana; it could be related to vaping. The Indiana State ...Read more
A 3-year-old wolf hybrid named “Ebony” is on the loose in Kokomo. She evaded capture Tuesday evening despite reported sightings near various restaurants on the west side of State Road 931, near ...Read more
We have a few road closures this morning. S. Washington St. between W. 46th and W. 47th streets is closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. W. 10th St. between S. D and S Maple streets is also closed from 8 ...Read more
Emmanuel J. Ndow, MBA, CPHIMS, CHCIO, Chief Information Officer at Marion General Hospital, has been named on the “71 community hospital CIOs to know” 2019 list. The CIOs on this list all lead ...Read more
As Sept. 7-8 gets closer the lineup of acts and static displays continue to come into focus for the Grissom Air & Space Expo. “Many of the plans our committee have been working the last 18 ...Read more
Marion Police Department officers are searching for a suspect who robbed Friendly Market, located at 1314 W. 10th St., on Tuesday. Police received a called around 11:31 a.m. for an armed robbery. ...Read more
NBA legend Larry Bird isn’t thrilled with a new painting of him on a building in Indianapolis. A mural by street artist Jules Muck shows the former Pacers president with tattoos on his face, ...Read more
Just about everyone in and around Indianapolis should have their power back on by the end of the day. Indianapolis Light and Power and Duke Energy said yesterday’s storms knocked out power ...Read more
A new study suggests that high levels of fluoride in drinking water could be risky for women who are pregnant. Researchers say fluoride levels higher than the recommended 0.7 milligrams per liter ...Read more
An Indiana steel company is apologizing after spilling cyanide and ammonia into Lake Michigan, killing thousands of fish in the process. Officials with ArcelorMittal say a furnace issue led to the ...Read more
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