Indiana Takes Next Step Toward Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles
The state's Department of Transportation will soon receive federal funds for the installation of charging stations on designated roadways across the state.
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Will Walmart Stop Selling Cigarettes in Indiana?
The retail giant recently announced it will no longer sell tobacco products at select stores nationwide.
Why Gas is Cheaper in Kentucky Compared to Indiana
There are a couple of reasons for the sometimes more than 20-cent difference.
Marijuana Legalization Remains a Hot Button Issue in Indiana
It’s no surprise that the topic of legalizing marijuana is one that may stir the strongest of opinions. With the drug legal in surrounding states like Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan, Hoosiers may wonder when Indiana will follow in their footsteps.
Indiana Firefighters Rescue Boy Stuck in a Tree Trying to Rescue a Cat Stuck in the Same Tree
Even the best-laid plans, or in this case, intentions, sometimes don't work out as you pictured.
No Bones About It – Indiana Now Has an Official State Fossil Thanks to New Law
The bill was one of many signed into law on Monday.
Indiana Pre-Teens Charged in Brutal Assault After a Sleepover
The Logansport Police Department responded to a call from dispatch on the morning of February 26th concerning a beaten teen. Sgt. Dan Frye told WTHR that he would describe the events as “beyond bullying.”
Indiana Teacher Charged with Misdemeanor After Hitting Student
A teacher at Jimtown High School in Elkhart, IN, faces formal criminal charges for assaulting a student, causing moderate injuries.
How Indiana Residents Can Order More Free At-Home COVID Tests
The tests can be taken anywhere and produce a result within 30 minutes.
Father of Three Murdered in Front of His Children Outside Indiana Chuck E. Cheese
Investigators are still looking for the suspects.