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Terre Haute's Bennett says it's business as usual before term ends
Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett says it’s business as usual before his 16 years in office is up January 1.
Former Rep. Sean Eberhart pleads guilty to felony charge
Former Shelbyville Rep. Sean Eberhart pleaded guilty to a felony charge Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Matthew P. Brookman, admitting his role in a gambling corruption case.
Indiana linebacker Casey named first team All-Big Ten
Casey led the Big Ten and finished second in the nation in tackles for loss (20) and solo tackles (78).
Duke Energy mural project begins Thursday, Duke to present check to the city
The first stage Thursday will cover the wall on the northwest corner of West 11th Street and North Rogers Street.
Elise Nieshalla named Indiana's new state comptroller
Gov. Eric Holcomb appointed her to the position Tuesday, replacing Tera Klutz, who will leave office this week.
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Kevin Brinegar reflects on decades-long career at Chamber, Statehouse
In 2024, his successor, Vanessa Green Sinders, will take the reins. Brinegar will step back into a consultant position after four decades of legislative sessions.
Holcomb releases five-dozen videos promoting Hoosier attractions
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and Imagine Indiana — a nonprofit that promotes Indiana — recently released 62 videos touting the state’s top attractions.
AES Indiana customers could see lower rate hike, break on disconnections under settlement
Electric bills for Indianapolis area residents were expected to go up by more than $17 a month. Now, that increase could be less than $10 a month.
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Holcomb to name new state comptroller
Klutz announced in September that she would resign from the statewide office less than a year into her new, four-year term.
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Do you trust your local police?
Many law enforcement agencies work to build trust in their communities. Tactics included anti-bias training, and just getting together for coffee; trust can be shaken by high profile tragedies involving police.
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