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Deal Struck Over Seized Silver In Eastern Indiana
The prosecutor's office and the Muncie Police Department each received almost $94,000.
Duke To Brief Public On Plans For 9 Million Tons Of Coal Ash
The briefing in Terre Haute will detail Duke's proposed plans for the coal ash that's stored at its former Wabash River Generating Station.
Indiana High Court To Take Up Police Unreasonable Force Case
A man claims the Evansville Police Department used unreasonable force when a SWAT team and flash-bang grenades were used to serve a search warrant.
Indianapolis Panel To Explore Easing Regulations On Taxis
The commission will consider lowering the required vehicles per company as well as fees each pays.
Gov. Eric Holcomb Faces Deadline On Divisive Bills
So far Holcomb has refused to detail what action he'll take. He says he is "still reviewing" them.
I-465 Bridge In Indianapolis That Was Damaged Set To Reopen
The road is a main route to the speedway and is opening before May's racing events begin.
Video: Watch ‘Indiana Newsdesk’ April 28, 2017
A legislative bill that will impact Muncie schools, why Bloomington is considering legal action and how new technology is helping firefighters respond faster.
Indiana Veterinarians Urge Congress To Free Up Loan Pay-Off Funds
The proposal has stalled in committee for the past several years – but advocates for Hoosier vets say it's needed now more than ever.
Hail Covering The Ground, Trees Down, Thousands Without Power
An enhanced risk for severe weather is in effect until midnight.
2 Convicted Of Roles In $2 Million Hoosier Lottery Scam
Marion County jurors found two women guilty of theft, false passing of a lottery ticket and money laundering for their roles in the 2014 scam.
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