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NWS Didn't Issue Tornado Watch Or Warning Sunday Morning
The National Weather Service classified the tornado that swept through the Princes Lakes area in southern Johnson County around 3:30 a.m. Sunday as an EF-0.
Loretta Lynch Calls On Local Police To Help Race Relations
Loretta Lynch spoke at a law enforcement training conference in Indianapolis.
Weekend Storms Leave Damage In Johnson, Morgan Counties
More storms are expected to hit central Indiana on Monday.
Weather Update, 5:30 P.M.: NWS Confirms Two Monday Tornadoes
The Indiana Department of Homeland Security has issued a travel advisory in Bartholomew, Brown and Knox counties.
5 Things You Should Know About the 2016 Senate Race
Sen. Dan Coats' seat is up for grabs after he announced earlier this year he is retiring.
Morning Headline Roundup: Monday, July 13, 2015
Gov. Pence will sign two bills into law today meant to protect children; dangerous weather continues to hit Indiana. Read more in our morning roundup.
Preserved Quarry Is A Lesson In Indiana History
This story is part of our Hidden Places series. If you have a place in mind that you'd like us to explore email news@indianapublicmedia.org
Republican Congressman Todd Young Joins U.S. Senate Race
Congressman Todd Young is the third Republican to enter the race for Sen. Dan Coats' seat.
Purdue Acquires New Video Footage Of Amelia Earhart
The previously unknown footage shows Earhart and her plane as they were photographed by Earhart's photographer, Albert Bresnick.
Video: Watch ‘Indiana Newsdesk’ July 10, 2015
How devastating will the record rainfall be for farmers? We visit a quarry preserved just like it was during the peak of limestone production in the 1920s.
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