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Experts concerned Russia could turn to chemical or nuclear weapons in Ukraine
With one of the world’s nuclear powers currently in a war with Ukraine, there is concern of a rising risk of nuclear weapons being used on the battlefield. Especially if Russian president Vladimir Putin believes he’s losing the war.
“They’re fighting for us.” Foreign policy experts speak on U.S. intelligence and leadership during Ukrainian war
“They're fighting for us. They're fighting for their own freedom, the values, their identity,” former Ambassador William Taylor said. “But those are our values.”
Nevada official: Missing Indiana couple found after man dies
Ronnie and Beverly Barker were found with their car late Tuesday afternoon in the Silver Peak area of Esmeralda County Nevada.
Hamilton attaches number to proposed income tax hike, seeking $18 million for city
The current LIT is 1.345 percent, so the proposed rate of 2.2 percent is a 64 percent increase.
Indiana Supreme Court finalists discuss judicial philosophy, diversity
Hoosiers will learn within the next couple of months who their new state Supreme Court justice will be.
Despite local arrests, Muncie and Ball State see more catalytic converter thefts
Despite arresting several people for catalytic converter thefts last month in Muncie, students at Ball State University are reporting their converters have been stolen recently.
Indiana State Police identify 'I-65 Killer'
The Indiana State Police say they used genealogical data and crime scene evidence to link a deceased Iowa man to the killings of motel clerks in Indiana and Kentucky from 1987 through 1990.
Bloomington plans to begin adding to its urban forest this month
In 2018, the city set aside $800,000 of its Bicentennial Bonds project to plant trees throughout Bloomington. That project is expected to begin this month.
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Three finalists chosen for next Indiana Supreme Court justice
The list of candidates to be the next Indiana Supreme Court justice is down to three.
Braun to vote against Ketanji Brown Jackson, Biden's SCOTUS nominee
U.S. Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) announced he will vote against confirming Ketanji Brown Jackson, President Joe Biden’s nominee for the Supreme Court.
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