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Lawyer Blasts Charges In Indiana Toddler's Cruise Ship Death
A judge in Puerto Rico on Monday ordered the arrest of Salvatore Anello after prosecutors submitted evidence saying that Chloe Wiegand fell from the ship in July when Anello raised her up to an open window.
Despite Supreme Court Ruling, Seized Land Rover Not Returned
An Indiana man who had his $40,000 Land Rover seized after a small-time drug deal isn't getting it back yet, even though the U.S. Supreme Court used his case for a key ruling on excessive criminal fines earlier this year.
IU Men’s Basketball Tips Off 2019-2020 Season Tuesday
The Hoosiers play an exhibition game Tuesday at Assembly Hall before beginning regular season play Nov. 5.
Fred Glass' Remark On Huskers' Lack Of Respect Baffles Nebraska Coach
Nebraska coach Scott Frost said Monday he doesn't know what prompted Indiana athletic director Fred Glass to say the Cornhuskers' staff doesn't respect the Hoosiers' football program.
After 36 Years, Summit On Child Mistreatment Returns To Indianapolis
Local, state and international leaders are meeting in Indiana this week to look at how to tackle the issues of emotional and psychological mistreatment of children.
Spencer Downtown Event Coalition Preps For Nov. 4 Meeting
The Owen County Commissioners are expected to pass an ordinance that could make it much more difficult to hold a special event or festival on county grounds.
Behind Schedule, Farmers Brace For Cold Snap
Farmers are usually finishing their harvest this time of year.
Do Working Americans Sleep Enough? Ball State Study Says No
A researcher says one of the most alarming things the study found was that the people getting the least amount of sleep are health care workers, law enforcement officers and people who work in transportation.
State Launches Online Portal For Veterans Benefits Help
The agency acknowledges that veterans in the past often had to interpret complicated state statutes and program rules on their own, creating a barrier to access the benefits.
U.S. Medicare Administrator Talks Open Enrollment, Lower Premiums
Enrollment for Medicare is open right now, and the country’s top Medicare official says some Hoosiers could be paying less. During the annual open enrollment period, people on Medicare can add benefits or change plans.
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