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Cignetti provides updates on Turbo Richard and Rolijah Hardy, addresses Josh Hoover’s celebration and previews Indiana’s matchup with Rutgers.

The streets of downtown Mitchell filled on Saturday with floats, horses, tractors, cars and families gathered along the road for the annual Persimmon Festival parade.

Hopewell, Seminary Park and an area west of the Trades District were selected as potential Opportunity Zones.

A cease and desist is “an interim measure placed upon certain aspects of chapter operations when there is an immediate threat or ongoing investigation.”

New court data shows tens of thousands of expungements granted since 2024, but waiting periods and unpaid court debt still keep many people from applying.

Indiana voters will consider a proposed amendment that would allow courts to deny bail when “proof” of guilt is evident or the presumption is strong and the defendant poses a substantial risk to another person or the community.

Indiana running back Lee Beebe Jr. waited a whole year for an opportunity like the one he got Friday night.

The men's shelter, Wheeler Mission, hosted a Grand Opening in celebration of the completion of a 2 million dollar renovation.

State officials say they expect a $1 billion annual payment to an Indiana teacher pension fund won’t be needed within the next couple of years.

The FSSA said it will take time to assess trends and train case workers on new assessment tools.