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Indiana February 14, 2023

Indiana Republicans inch closer to state-funded firearms training for teachers

A bill allowing the state of Indiana to fund handgun training for schoolteachers passed the state House in a largely partisan Tuesday vote.

Indiana February 14, 2023

Indiana authorities identify construction worker run over by vehicle

The Allen County, Indiana, coroner's office confirmed Tuesday that Todd Allen Ort, 53, died of multiple blunt-impact injuries when he was hit by a construction vehicle.

Indiana February 13, 2023

Indiana worker backed over, killed by construction vehicle

A construction worker in Fort Wayne, Indiana, was run over and killed by a vehicle backing toward him while reportedly on his cellphone and unaware of the danger.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES February 13, 2023

House GOP demands answers from Pentagon on leaked records of Jennifer-Ruth Green's sexual assault

House Republicans are demanding answers from Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin over leaked personnel records that led to the outing of Jennifer-Ruth Green as a sexual assault survivor.

Indiana February 9, 2023

Indiana toddler, 2, fatally shoots self

Grace Rodriguez, 2, of Portage, Indiana, was reported dead Tuesday evening after accidentally shooting herself with a gun found in her home.

US February 9, 2023

Indiana bill would ban protests at private residences as trend of targeting officials' homes grows

Legislators in Indiana are debating a proposed law that would make it a felony to picket or protest outside someone's home, regardless of whether they are elected officials.

Indiana February 8, 2023

Indiana Republicans propose partisan school board races

Republicans in the Indiana Legislature have begun voting on a bill that would shift school board races statewide from strictly nonpartisan to partisan.

Indiana February 8, 2023

Indiana men arrested nearly 50 years later in drowning death of teen girl after DNA sample

Two Indiana men were arrested Monday following witness testimony and DNA evidence nearly 50 years after 17-year-old Laurel Jean Mitchell was found dead in the Elkhart River.

Indiana February 7, 2023

Indiana legislators weigh expanded birth control access

Indiana lawmakers are exploring various options for expanded contraceptive access following an abortion ban in the aftermath of the Supreme Court's overturn of Roe v. Wade.

Indiana February 6, 2023

Indiana man killed after wounding officers fired 'several' shots, police say

Anthony Richmond of West Baden Springs, Indiana, reportedly fired "several" shots at two police officers who later killed him, according to a new report.

Indiana February 6, 2023

2 Indiana police officers wounded, suspect killed in exchange of gunfire

An exchange of gunfire in Indiana led to two officers being wounded and a suspect being killed. Both officers where flown to a hospital in Indianapolis.