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Indiana Senate Halts Push to Allow Development on Farmland Without Rezoning
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A proposal that would have allowed large developers to build on certain agricultural land without rezoning or public hearings will not advance, according to state lawmakers, as first reported by WTHR-TV.Sen. Eric Koch, a Republican who chairs the Senate Utilities Committee, conf...
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Sen. Banks Urges Boost in Federal Research Funding for Indiana Universities
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - U.S. Sen. Jim Banks is calling on federal agencies to increase research funding for Indiana, arguing the state's leading universities are not receiving support proportional to their national impact.Speaking during a recent Senate hearing, Banks pointed to Indiana's R1 researc...
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Indiana Ends 2025 With $676 Million Surplus, Retains Top Credit Rating
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana closed out the 2025 fiscal year with a $676 million budget surplus and $2.5 billion in state reserves, according to the state's annual financial report.State Comptroller Elise Nieshalla said the figures reflect Indiana's continued emphasis on fiscal discipline and long-te...
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Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in Crash That Killed Delaware County Corporal
(DELAWARE COUNTY) - The widow of Blake Reynolds, a Delaware County sheriff's corporal killed in a crash on Interstate 69, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against multiple trucking companies and drivers involved in the incident.According to court filings, Allison Reynolds filed the lawsuit on J...
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Carmel, Fishers Rank Among Nation's Top Cities for Remote Workers
(HAMILTON COUNTY) - Carmel and Fishers are emerging as national leaders in remote work, landing in the top 10 best U.S. cities for remote workers, according to a new study highlighted by Network Indiana.The rankings come from a recent analysis by CoworkingCafe, which evaluated U.S. cities with po...
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American Heart Month Emphasizes Prevention, Awareness of Heart Disease Risks
(FORT WAYNE) - February marks American Heart Month, a national observance aimed at raising awareness about heart disease and the steps people can take to reduce their risk, health experts say.Cardiovascular disease remains one of the leading causes of death in the United States and often develops...
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Smithsonian ‘Voices and Votes’ Exhibit Coming to Angola in 2026
(ANGOLA) - A national Smithsonian traveling exhibit focused on democracy and civic engagement is coming to Angola in 2026, with the city selected as a host site for the Voices and Votes: Democracy in America tour.The exhibit will be hosted at the Carnegie Public Library from March 28 through May ...
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Night Sledding Returns to Double H Farms This Saturday
(HAMILTON) - Double H Farms is hosting a night sledding event Saturday, offering families and couples a chance to enjoy winter fun under the lights for what organizers say could be the final sledding night of the season.The event runs from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7, with admission set at...
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Indiana State Police Announce 2026 Summer Camps for Youth Across the State
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indiana State Police has released dates and locations for its 2026 Summer Camp Program, offering multiple hands-on camps designed to introduce young Hoosiers to law enforcement, leadership, and public service.The program includes Pioneer Camps, Law Camps, Career Camps, and th...
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GOP Breakfast Launches Primary Season in Steuben County
(ANGOLA) - The Steuben County Republican Chairman's Breakfast will kick off the local primary campaign season Saturday morning at The Heritage Club in Angola.The event begins at 8 a.m. at 1905 Wolhert St. and marks the first in a series of candidate-focused appearances leading up to the May prima...
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