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Duke Energy Sued By Family That Lost 5 In Tubing Accident
A family that lost five members in a tubing accident on a North Carolina river is suing Duke Energy, saying the utility failed to adequately warn people that its dam poses life-threatening risks.
Allen County OWI Court First In Indiana To Be Certified
The court program, located in Fort Wayne, was given provisional certification by the Indiana Supreme Court in July 2020, allowing it to accept participants charged with drunken driving as a felony, The Journal Gazette reported.
Indiana Pardon Requests Have Dwindled With State Law Change
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb issued seven pardons to convicted criminals during his first year in office, including a man who spent eight years in prison despite evidence he was wrongly convicted of armed robbery.
Afghan Evacuees Arrive, Indiana Marine Killed, Legal Weed | Indiana Newsdesk
Thousands of Afghan evacuees are arriving in Indiana. The family of Marine Cpl. Humberto Sanchez joins us to talk about his life and tragic death. And Indiana’s “legal weed” – how producers are using hemp to create Delta 8 THC.
Indiana Faith Leaders Say Unfair Redistricting Is 'Sin'
Indiana faith leaders say that Republican lawmakers drawing unfair legislative maps would be "sin." Gerrymandering, they argue, is "political and theological idolatry."
IDOH Adds More Than 5,000 New Breakthrough Cases To Dashboard
While the total count of breakthrough cases have more than tripled since the beginning of August, the data suggests vaccines are still limiting severe illness and deaths.
Mother Of Fallen Indiana Marine Says Her Son Loved Making People Laugh
The mother of Marine Corporal Humberto Sanchez says her son was a trouble-maker growing up - even earning the nickname Piranha. But she says he was a happy kid who loved making people laugh.
GOP-Led States See Texas Law As Model To Restrict Abortions
Republican states that have passed increasingly tough abortion restrictions only to see them blocked by the federal courts have a new template in an unusually written Texas law that represents the most far-reaching curb on abortions in nearly half a century.
Expectations High As No. 17 Indiana Opens Football Season Saturday At Iowa
The Hoosiers enter the new year ranked No. 17 in the nation, the first time since 1968 they’ve been ranked heading into the season.
Mayor and City Council Member Support Annexation, Disagree On Size
Sandberg says annexation is a long and emotional process. She supports its legality but says Hamilton’s current plan is too large.
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