Indiana News

A few more nuggets of information have emerged about the business entity that is eyeing the Marsh property on South Buffalo Street in Warsaw.

Two people have quickly indicated their interest in seeking to fill the country council seat left vacant after the death of Mike Long.

Lakeland Art Association has long hoped to find a new home, and on Friday, that dream will be realized.

The Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams is excited to welcome Emily Anderson to the team. In her new role as Education Coordinator, she will help continue the Lilly Center's mission of developing water-literate K-12 students throughout Kosciusko County.

About 40 witnesses from across the state — including more than a dozen embroiled in contentious Hamilton County elections — weighed in Wednesday on legislation upending Indiana’s nonpartisan school board system.

It’s been 18 months since the old Center Lake Pavilion was extensively renovated.

Two executive orders signed Tuesday by Gov. Mike Braun sought to reinforce prohibitions for collegiate transgender athletes.

Indiana’s thousands of law enforcement officers were the focus of a Senate corrections committee on Tuesday, as legislators parsed through concerns about red flag laws and “buffer zones.”

Alison Weeks is mixing the contents of a sizzling stir fry while answering questions at the Milford Community Building.

When I was driving home from Indianapolis last week, I had a couple of hours to think about a lot of different things.