Media 23 hours ago NPR public editor claims alleged 'political bias' is actually 'geographic bias' NPR public editor Kelly McBride pushed back on the claim from President Donald Trump that NPR and PBS were both politically biased against conservatives.
Boating 2 days ago Father and son drown in Lake Michigan during weekend family boating trip tragedy Illinois residents David Meneou and his son Jameson drowned in Lake Michigan during a boating trip when their game of catch led to struggles in deep water.
Media 3 days ago What are microschools and why is the education model growing in Indiana? Indiana ranks third nationally for the amount of microschools within a state, which gained popularity during the pandemic as parents sought more personalized learning.
Fox News Flash 4 days ago ICE agents capture suspected violent MS-13 gang member, another illegal alien after police let them slip away Two illegal immigrants with violent criminal backgrounds apprehended in Indiana by federal authorities amid a reported 700% spike in assaults against immigration agents.
Indiana July 5 Indianapolis mass shooting leaves 2 dead, several others wounded At least seven people were shot, including two people who died, early Saturday morning in Indianapolis, Indiana, according to police.
Culture Trends June 26 Indiana governor freezes college tuition, citing 'broken system' in need of reform The Indiana Commission for Higher Education voted for a two-year tuition freeze following Governor Braun's concerns about rising education costs and student debt.
Media June 24 Indiana Governor Mike Braun makes bold move to help college students with rising debt Indiana governor Mike Braun announced statewide tuition freeze, marking the first time since 2010 that multiple campuses will hold tuition flat for in-state students.
Opinion June 12 Ending California’s EPA power-grab will jump-start American auto and RV manufacturing Reversing California’s emissions power grab is essential to RV, automotive and engine manufacturing industries in the state of Indiana and across America.
NBA Playoffs June 8 Indiana Gov Mike Braun savoring state's moment in national spotlight as Pacers lead NBA Finals The NBA Finals are a matchup between two small markets, and Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is making sure he basks in the national spotlight.
Indiana Fever June 6 WNBA should investigate Brittney Griner video after probing false claims about Fever fans, governor says Gov. Mike Braun said the WNBA should investigate a viral Brittney Griner video after investigating false claims made about Indiana Fever fans.
Indiana June 4 Woman charged after overdose death of man whose body was found in Planet Fitness tanning bed A woman faces controlled substance charges after Derek Sink's body was discovered in a tanning bed. Authorities determined his death was caused by a drug overdose.
US June 1 Indiana coroner says police 'dropped the ball' in Fox Hollow Farm serial killer case The Indiana coroner who began an investigation into identifying the victims of alleged Fox Hollow Farm serial killer Herb Baumeister said that law enforcement "dropped the ball" when investigating the case in the 1990s.
Indiana Pacers May 31 Caitlin Clark watches Pacers take down Knicks to earn trip to NBA Finals With Caitlin Clark in attendance, the Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals to reach the NBA Finals.
College May 30 Purdue University immediately closes DEI office amid state, federal pressure Purdue University announced the end of DEI activities, closing the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and Belonging and updating programs to support all students.
VIDEO May 25 Lively Indy 500 fans share which racers they are rooting for Fox News national correspondent Griff Jenkins talks to Indy 500 fans of all ages about standout moments and drivers they are rooting for on 'Fox & Friends Weekend.'
US May 24 Indiana coroner reveals 'several tragedies' remain in Fox Hollow Farm serial killer case The Indiana coroner leading an investiation into identifying victims of the suspected Fox Hollow Farm serial killer said "several tragedies" remain.
Indiana May 20 Indiana executes man who killed police officer in 2000 Benjamin Ritchie was executed in Indiana for the 2000 shooting of Officer Bill Toney. The execution marks the state's second in 15 years.
Crime May 19 Cop killer will become 2nd convict executed in Indiana since 2009 An Indiana man convicted in the 2000 killing of a police officer is set to receive a lethal injection early Tuesday in the state’s second execution in 15 years.
DEI May 14 Indiana high school sports conference facing pressure to end DEI quotas The Indiana High School Athletics Association (IHSAA) board of directors currently has a DEI mandate in place despite state laws prohibiting it.
NBA Playoffs May 6 Tyrese Haliburton makes last-second 3 to complete Pacers' wild comeback, take surprising 2-0 lead over Cavs Tyrese Haliburton's three-pointer with 1.1 seconds left completed the Indiana Pacers' wild comeback in Game 2 against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday.
True Crime April 30 Fox Hollow Farm serial killer's 10th victim identified: coroner Indiana officials have identified the remains of Daniel Halloran, who was killed at Fox Hollow Farm, which was owned by suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister.
DEI April 27 Indiana Lt Gov slams Democrats' 'DEI, radical revisionist history' on Three-Fifths Compromise Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith warned against Democrats' "revisionist history" on the Three-Fifths Compromise and defended a GOP anti-DEI bill.
True Crime April 26 WATCH: Indiana man who killed girls on hike strikes defiant tone with police in new interrogation video New Indiana police interrogation interviews with Delphi murderer Richard Allen show him repeatedly denying the crime to police and his wife in 2022.
Politics April 24 Trans inmate who killed baby blames Trump admin for alleged assaults in prison: Lawsuit Transgender inmate who killed baby and is seeking a sex reassignment surgery has now sued President Donald Trump for alleged assaults while in prison.
Indiana April 20 Indiana takes first action in long-shot plan to acquire parts of Illinois Indiana is taking a first step toward a rather unlikely effort to amend its border and acquire parts of Illinois, as Illinois officials remain reluctant to approve the measure.
Immigration April 15 ACLU of Indiana sues Trump admin, claims DHS violated rights of foreign students The ACLU of Indiana claimed that the DHS did not offer several foegin students a process to challenge their visa revocation in a new lawsuit filed Tuesday.
Health April 15 Kennedy applauds 'visionary' Indiana governor's MAHA executive orders HHS Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and CMS administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz joined Indiana Gov. Mike Braun as he announced executive orders aimed at making Hoosiers healthier.
Woke Culture April 2 Prisoners have no 'constitutional right' to sex changes, red-state AG tells court in brief backing Trump Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is supporting President Donald Trump's legal battle to uphold his executive order prohibiting transgender treatments for federal inmates.
Indiana March 16 Indiana cop charged after forcing daughter, 6, to stand in freezing cold with threatening sign An Indiana police officer allegedly forced his six-year-old daughter to stand outside in cold temperatures holding a sign threatening her brother as punishment.
Indiana March 12 Indiana woman found alive 6 days after crashing her car Missing Indiana woman Brieonna Cassell was found alive in her car six days after crashing it into a ditch, the Newton County Sheriff’s Office said.
