Regional News

The death of an Indiana man who was discovered earlier today at his home near Muncie has lead officials to try to figure out what to do with his, count them, 44 cats.

According to a new report, girls being raised in Indiana are susceptible to more trials and tribulations than their male counterparts and peers across the nation. Researchers at St. Mary’s College recently put Hoosier girls under the microscope in hopes of getting a detailed look into their overall health and well-being...

Hoosiers continue to earn less money than most of the country, as a new report shows that median household income across the state of Indiana is nearly 10-percent less than the national average.

Expectant mothers across the state of Indiana may be forced to pee on a stick more than just to verify a pregnancy. That’s because the Attorney General is now pushing for all women with a bun in the oven to submit to a mandatory drug screen.

A white supremacy group, known as the KKK, was in Washington, Indiana over the weekend in a ground roots attempt to recruit new members.

If you have ever found yourself curious as to the kind of money national recording artists earn when doing concerts in this area, the following should give you a pretty good idea.

Indiana high school students interested in developing their own brand of mad science may now be able to have their research funded by the state.

A principal for a southwestern Indiana elementary school has been dismissed from his duties by a local school board because he allegedly falsified student attendance records.

An AMBER Alert has been issued for Sophia Snow, an 8-year-old central Indiana girl.

Even though the Indiana weather has been extremely mild this summer, experts say that recent hot and dry conditions still threaten to do a number on the state’s corn and soybean production.