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Special Prosecutor To Look Into Indianapolis Police Shooting
A judge appointed the St. Joseph County prosecutor to investigate the case.
Hundreds Join Procession For Return Of Soldier's Body To Columbus
Dozens of people lined the streets as Army Sgt. Jonathon Michael Hunter's body was returned to his hometown of Columbus Tuesday.
Indiana Lawmakers React To Trump Afghanistan Strategy
Indiana’s U.S. Senators say they want to dig more into President Trump’s strategy for the war in Afghanistan. GOP Rep. Jim Banks applauded the Trump's speech.
Can Terre Haute Continue Operating As A Municipality?
Another state audit of Terre Haute's finances has raised doubts about the city's ability to continue to operate as a municipality.
Ind. Businessman Tim Durham Ordered To Pay $1.3 Mill. In SEC Case
Durham was found guilty in 2012 for running a Ponzi scheme that defrauded more than 5,000 investors through his Akron, Ohio-based company, Fair Finance.
Delphi Increasing Trail Security Measures After Killing Of 2 Girls
Delphi has raised $176,000 to add security on its 10-plus miles of trails.
Cummins To Finance Wind Farm Expansion
Columbus-based engine manufacturer Cummins is paying for a wind farm expansion in Benton County as part of its sustainability efforts.
Submit Your Questions For Kokomo's "Ask The Mayor"
We're getting ready to visit with Kokomo's Greg Goodnight for Wednesday's show. Submit your questions by noon today!
Hundreds Watch Eclipse From Lake Monroe Beach
The DNR handed out more than 300 pairs of eclipse glasses as part of the event.
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Indy Man's Pothole Project Digs Into Local Road Funding Debate
Michael Warren’s project, which he calls Open Source roads, reveals a lot about the different ways residents and governments try to care for their communities.
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