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New Indiana Tourism Agency Gets First Leader
The Destination Development Corporation is a public-private agency, meaning it will be able to raise its own funds, separate from government dollars.
Suspect Sought In Halloween Night Shooting
Lt. John Kovach says witnesses told officers that two men got into an argument in the parking lot of The Village at Muller Park, an apartment complex designed as student housing.
One Month After Record High, Indianapolis Sees Record Low Temperature
Friday morning’s 24-degree low has happened only twice before on Nov. 1 since temperature records in the Indianapolis area began.
Autopsy Shows 8-Foot Python Fatally Strangled Indiana Woman
The Battle Ground, Indiana, woman was found unresponsive Wednesday on the floor of a snake-filled home in the northern Indiana town of Oxford. The reticulated python was wrapped loosely around her neck.
Indiana Law Allows For 12 Certified Midwives
The new direct entry midwife certification is aimed at more home births.
Roncalli High School Threatens Guidance Counselor's Job Over Same-Sex Marriage
The school says those it employs must convey and be supportive of Catholic Church teachings.
Number Of Hoosiers With Hepatitis A Tops 360 As Outbreak Grows
Several southern Indiana counties are among those experiencing a spike in Hepatitis A cases.
Bike Connector Route Planned To Link 2 Indiana Trails
Organizers believe the connecting route will help draw more long-distance cyclists to the trails.
National Guard Helping Demolish Abandoned Gary Buildings
Guard officials expect to tear down 14 buildings this month; they’ve already helped city workers demolish 22 structures.
Study: One Brand, One Color Of Crayons Tests Positive For Asbestos
A report finds some schools supplies contain toxins that could cause health problems.
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