More information is slowly becoming available about a deadly Russian rocket engine explosion that appears to have had a miniaturized source of nuclear energy. Nuclear experts are saying last ...Read more
Numbers released yesterday by Washington show that our budget deficit widened by another $119.7 billion. That brings the fiscal year deficit through July to $866.8 billion. With two months left in ...Read more
Fishers Police have arrested the man they believe is connected to a number of burglaries in Marion and Hamilton counties. 36-year-old Sattore Cooper, of Indianapolis, was taken into custody last ...Read more
The Indiana Health Department is promoting the safe disposal of unneeded prescription drugs. The department is at the Indiana State Fair giving out drug disposal bags as part of the effort. They ...Read more
The daylight will show folks in and around Bloomington just how much damage the overnight storms left behind. The National Weather Service left a tornado watch in place for parts of south-central ...Read more
The adjutant general of the Indiana National Guard is resigning. Major General Courtney Carr is stepping down at the recommendation of Governor Eric Holcomb after a lawsuit was filed against Carr ...Read more
A Muncie couple was arrested for meth and other charges. Just before midnight Saturday, Indiana State Tropper Michael Garcia pulled over a Cadillac sedan that made a turn without a signal and had a ...Read more
The 15-year-old that was found outside Muncie Central High School with a gun after he made threats, has been formally charged. The teenager isn’t being named, but he’s charged with ...Read more
There is no doubt it’s been a tough year for farmers. There’s been a domino effect on the farming industry as a whole. Don Lamb farms 10,000 acres in Boone County and cultivates corn, ...Read more
Indy Metro Police had to shoot and kill a dog after it attacked several people, including a child. IMPD officers found a man with a dog bite near a home on E. Michigan Street just after 5 a.m. ...Read more
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