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Will Democrats Pluck The Next President From City Hall?
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg is among several city leaders across the country considering a run for the White House.
Indiana National Guard Deployed To Help With Mitchell Fire
Smoke from a large mulch fire burning in southern Indiana has forced schools to close and authorities to urge people to stay indoors as crews worked to extinguish the blaze.
Tony Stewart, Ward Family Settle Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Tony Stewart and the parents of Kevin Ward Jr. have agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family against the former NASCAR champion.
Documentary 'Eva' To Premiere In Terre Haute This Weekend
Filmmakers traveled more than 90,000 miles while making the documentary, following Holocaust survivor Eva Mozes Kor back to the most important places in her life.
Storms Leave Thousands Without Power In Central Indiana
Indianapolis Power & Light Company said more than 25,000 customers were affected by storms that hit Saturday. Today, just under 3,000 were without power, though company officials say additional outages are possible.
Tonight On 'Indiana Newsdesk:' 9th District Race And Rural Broadband
The fight for Indiana’s 9th district is heating up. Plus, we’ll show you what members of the U.S. Military are doing to prepare for an attack on domestic soil. And why some Indiana counties still don’t have access to high-speed internet.
Legislation Hasn't Solved Indiana's Rural Broadband Problem, But REMCs Might
Despite a number of Statehouse bills, billions in grant dollars and plenty of rhetoric, broadband Internet access in rural parts of Indiana and—the country—lags behind suburban and urban areas.
Study Examines ACA Impact On Cognitive Impairment
A 2011 mandate of the Affordable Care Act added an annual wellness visit for people on Medicare that recommends detected cognitive impairments.
Indiana's Juwan Morgan Declares For Draft, Won't Hire Agent
Morgan can return to school for his final season if he withdraws by the May 30 deadline.
Indiana GOP Locked Candidate Out Of Database
Three former GOP officials say Senate candidate Todd Rokita likely violated ethics laws as Indiana's secretary of state by repeatedly accessing a Republican donor list from his government office.
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