Indiana April 13, 2023 Indiana cops charged in death of suspect who was tased, restrained naked on ground Indianapolis police officers Adam Ahmad and Steven Sanchez have been indicted on involuntary manslaughter charges for the 2022 death of Herman Whitfield III.
Indiana April 13, 2023 New Indiana state budget plan would kill proposed private school voucher program expansion The new Indiana state budget plan would end the proposed expansion of a state private school voucher program. House Republicans wanted to direct over $500 million to the program.
Indiana April 13, 2023 Indiana park memorial for 19-year-old murder victim devolves into another shooting, leaving 1 dead, 3 injured Four people were shot at a memorial and balloon release for 19-year-old murder victim Tyreece Vachon at McCormick Park in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Police said one of the victims died.
Indiana April 13, 2023 Indiana apartment complex standoff ends after suspect, who allegedly fired continuously at police, dies A massive police standoff at an apartment complex in Kendallville, Indiana, has ended Thursday after the suspect was taken into custody and died while receiving medical treatment.
VIDEO April 13, 2023 Residents face evacuation order after Indiana industrial fire: ‘It’s rough here in Richmond’ Richmond, Ind. resident Ronnie Coffey shares his experience as parts of his town face evacuation orders following a large industrial fire.
Indiana April 12, 2023 Indiana recycling plant fire being monitored for asbestos, expected to burn for several more days A recycling plant fire that forced the evacuation of roughly 2,000 residents in Richmond, Indiana, is expected to burn for several more days, officials said Wednesday.
Indiana April 12, 2023 Indiana recycling plant cited before massive fire caused evacuation orders, canceled school The Indiana recycling plant that forced a mass evacuation Tuesday due to a large fire had been issued citations in the past after being deemed "unsafe," according to the fire chief.
Indiana April 12, 2023 Indiana lawmakers OK bill to allow over-the-counter birth control access A bill to allow over-the-counter birth control access to Indiana residents is being sent to Gov. Eric Holcomb after being approved by lawmakers.
Indiana April 11, 2023 Indiana mail-in voting crackdown headed to governor's desk The Indiana Legislature has passed a bill that would require more voter identification information for mail-in ballots to be obtained. It now awaits Gov. Eric Holcomb's signature.
Indiana April 11, 2023 Indiana fire at recycling plant prompts evacuation of more than 2,000 residents A fire broke out at a recycling plant in the City of Richmond, Indiana Tuesday afternoon, prompting the evacuation of more than 2,000 residents.
Indiana April 11, 2023 Indiana-Ohio border city evacuated due to fire Authorities urged everyone within a half-mile radius of a "serious, large-scale" industrial fire in Richmond, Indiana to vacate the area.