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Gas prices in central Indiana are nearing $5 a gallon, with no sign of getting cheaper any time soon. → Read More
The action on the track didn't start until Friday afternoon, but the party was underway well before the engines started. → Read More
It was one year ago today that a gunman opened fire during shift change at a FedEx Ground facility near Indianapolis International Airport. → Read More
The new law changes permit requirements, but rules requiring a background check did not change. → Read More
A trailer is still smoldering in the parking lot and the smell of fire lingers around the Plainfield fulfillment center that caught fire last week. → Read More
The Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association reports 81% of restaurants have seen a drop in indoor dining because of the COVID-19 omicron variant. → Read More
Brown faces a murder charge in the deadly shooting of Southport Lt. Aaron Allan in 2017. → Read More
The traditional "snow day" doesn't mean what it used to for students who will turn to their tablets and laptops during this week's winter storm. → Read More
Many took advantage of a clear, dry Tuesday to buy the essentials before the snow and ice arrive. → Read More
The mural will be part of a traveling exhibit to raise awareness, facilitate cultural connection, and raise money for a children's charity in Afghanistan. → Read More
Even with an appointment, some locations have waits as long as two hours to get tested for COVID-19. → Read More
Wednesday's latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
The college football national champion will be crowned in Indianapolis for the first time Monday night at Lucas Oil Stadium. → Read More
The free walk-in COVID-19 testing clinic in New Whiteland was originally set to close at the end of 2021, but will now stay open as long as it's needed. → Read More
The 40-person volunteer group visited several homes on Christmas Eve. → Read More
Millions of people in the U.S. are keeping travel plans this week as the omicron variant spreads and COVID-19 cases surge. → Read More
Autumn Carver is ready to reunite with family after recovering from a severe case of COVID-19 during pregnancy that nearly destroyed her lungs. → Read More
Ball State University freshman Sophie Robbins died in the early morning hours of Jan. 19, 2020, when she was ejected from her SUV in a crash. → Read More
Last year's convention was held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
2,700 children were registered to receive coats. The remaining coats will go to schools and agencies and some will go to Afghan children at Camp Atterbury. → Read More