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Indiana State Police increasing patrols over Thanksgiving holiday

BLOOMINGTON — With the Thanksgiving holiday right around the corner, the Indiana State Police will be stepping up patrols to help slow down drivers and limit crashes. The "Safe Family Travel" campaign starts Nov. 16 and will focus on impaired driving, aggressive driving and seat belt ...

Borden man dies in tree stand accident

CLARK COUNTY, Ind. — Conservation officers with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources are investigating after man died while hunting Sunday in Clark County. According to the DNR, Leslie Burnett, 76, of Borden, was deer hunting in an elevated ladder stand without a harness and is believed ...

Allen guilty on all counts in Delphi double murder case

DELPHI, Ind. — Richard Allen has been found guilty of all charges by a jury in Carroll County Court in the February 2017 deaths of teenagers Libby German and Abby Williams. Jury deliberations in the case entered its fourth day Monday. In total, the jury spent about ...

Indiana Attorney General asks for second execution date

Judge pauses 25-foot law for police bystanders

Indiana Task Force One heads to Florida ahead of Hurricane Helene

Five hurt, trooper injured in northern Indiana crash

Date set for first execution in Indiana since 2009

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Supreme Court has officially set a date to carry out the states first execution in more than 14 years.

Judge rejects request to expand exceptions to Indiana abortion ban

MONROE COUNTY, Ind. — A special judge presiding in Monroe County has struck down a request by Planned Parenthood to expand exceptions for Indiana's near-total abortion ban.

Father arrested for beating and pointing gun at stepdaughter

OWENSVILLE, Ind. — A southern Indiana man was arrested for allegedly beating his own eight-year-old stepdaughter with a gun before pointing it at her.

Study: Indiana population growth will slow down

Indiana’s population will grow by nearly 383,000 residents by 2060, new projections from the Indiana Business Research Center at the Kelley School of Business show.

Direct flights from Indy to Nashville coming March 2025

INDIANAPOLIS — Non-stop, direct flights to Nashville—the country music capital of the world—will begin taking off from the Indianapolis International Airport in just seven months, airport leaders announced Thursday.

Indiana age verification law for adult websites now in effect

A new Indiana law requiring Hoosiers to show proof of identification to access adult websites is set to go into effect after a previous hold.

State Police begin annual "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign

Indiana State Police (ISP) will be targeting drunk and impaired drivers starting this weekend. It's part of the agency's annual end-of-summer impaired driving enforcement campaign.

Good samaritan dies while helping stranded driver

BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY, Ind. — A person was hit and killed by a car while helping a fellow driver that was stranded on a Bartholomew County road Thursday.

Body of Evansville man recovered from Patoka Lake

DUBOIS COUNTY, Ind. — On July 14th, Indiana Conservation officers were notified at 1:43 p.m. of a person not resurfacing while swimming near the area of the overlook dam, according to a news release from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Utility consumer counselor says Duke rate request is too high

The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) is recommending Duke Energy cut it's Indiana rate increase request by more than 60 percent.

Indiana Toll Road warns of text message scam

The Indiana Toll Road is warning of a text message phishing scam targeting Hoosiers.

Bodies of two missing men recovered on Lake Michigan

LAKE COUNTY, Ind. — Indiana Conservation Officers are have found the bodies of two men who were missing in the waters of Lake Michigan since July 5, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Terre Haute sex offender handed 10 years in federal prison

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — A convicted sex offender from Terre Haute will spend the next 10 years in federal prison for possessing sexual abuse material depicting babies and toddlers, according to the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Indiana.