As part of the #GSLoveTeachers campaign, the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana want to show how much they care for educators and support staff in all 45 central Indiana counties.
One of the largest neighborhoods in Hamilton County is facing a lawsuit in which its homeowners' association is accused of holding "sham" elections and mismanaging the HOA's money.
A spike in COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases in Indiana led Gov. Eric Holcomb to delay the state’s move to its next phase of reopening.
The days of legally driving while holding a cellphone in Indiana are about to come to an end.
Hoosiers who have lost their job due to COVID-19 may be eligible for an additional 13 weeks of unemployment insurance benefits.
Carmel backtracks on plans to sue Minneapolis, put says Minneapolis PD was recklessly negligent
As the calendar rolls into June, many of the area's farmers markets are starting to open up, but things are a bit different this season. One of the biggest changes comes with the city's original market, which is making a move even farther into the heart of downtown.
One week from Indiana's primary Election Day and many Marion County voters have yet to receive their mail-in ballots, leaving voters to wonder if their ballot will arrive in the hands of election officials in time.
The city of Indianapolis will close streets in three sections of the city, as restaurants move to offer outdoor seating only for the next six weeks due to COVID-19.
Topgolf, the multitiered all-things-golf attraction right next to Interstate-69 in Fishers, reopened Monday after shutting down in March due to COVID-19 restrictions. By Tuesday, it was closed again, shut down by state excise police.
BROWNSBURG — A photo of three teens posing in front of a chalk-written racial slur is causing a stir in Brownsburg and the school corporation says their students involved will be dealt with in a “swift and appropriate” manner. At least one of the students pictured in the image, which has been making its way […]
