State and Local News

INDOT will close a portion of I-465 on the southeast side of Indianapolis for 15 days. I-465 EB/NB will be closed from I-65 to I-70 on the Southeast side from Aug. 9-24. After the Labor Day ...Read more

Tonight at six is another one of Marion’s First Fridays. There will be free live music from Johnny Kirkwood & Soulmate, covering Blues, R&B, and classic rock favorites. As well as food, ...Read more

The historic State Theatre has been bought by the City of Anderson after several attempts by other groups to by it didn’t work out. The theater has been at the center of a legal dispute filed ...Read more

The Taylor University Board of Trustees has appointed Board Chair Paige Comstock Cunningham, Ph.D., J.D., as Interim President of the University, effective Aug. 15. Cunningham has served as a ...Read more

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday lowered interest rates for the first time since the Great Recession in 2008 to help stave off the possibility of an economic downturn. Interest rates, which affect ...Read more

The FCC formally approved the purchase of two Evansville television stations as part of a bigger $165 million deal. The FCC is allowing Allen Media Broadcasting, a division of Entertainment Studios ...Read more

They’re hiring at the Auto Truck Group in Fort Wayne. Yesterday, the company announced a $6 million expansion in Allen County that will mean 50 new jobs. The company already has over 900 ...Read more

A Goodwill store employee in Terre Haute found almost $5,000 in a suitcase that was donated. The store says a sorter found the money and turned it into the store’s office. From there, ...Read more

Outside of tuition, discretionary college expenses can start to add up. Butler University professors say parents and students need to have an open conversation about money before the child leaves ...Read more

A guilty plea was filed from a northern Indiana man accused of making threats against President Trump on Facebook. Steffon Gonzalez, 20, pleaded guilty Tuesday with hopes he would get a more ...Read more