The state of Indiana is aggressively going after three pharmaceutical and healthcare companies that Attorney General Curtis Hill says are primarily to blame for the opioid crisis in the state. Hill ...Read more
The Little Free Library on the Vandalia Trail in Hendrick County allows people to take a book or donate a book. However, in a Facebook post, Hendricks County Parks and Recreation says someone took ...Read more
Two women from California were busted with a lot of marijuana on I-70 in Putnam County. 105 pounds of marijuana, to be exact. The Putnam County Sheriff’s Office says it happened Monday ...Read more
The following is a press release from I&M In order to give clearer notice to customers who face the sensitive issue of disconnection, Indiana Michigan Power has adopted a follow-up phone ...Read more
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) at Indiana Wesleyan University is hosting its first Diversity Leadership Summit today and tomorrow. The Summit answers a University action step designed ...Read more
City Councilwoman Lynn Johnson is being asked to pay more than $95,000 for a breach of fiduciary duties, according to a court document obtained by WBAT. The document states that on April 13, 2016, ...Read more
A developer is threatening to sue the city of Indianapolis over the old GM stamping plant site. Ambrose claims the city has defamed and disparaged them, resulting in $30 million in damages. Their ...Read more
The pride group in Spencer is upset with Owen County’s new proposed rules for festivals. The county’s board of commissioners is looking at a new series of fees, to cover police and EMS ...Read more
Vice President Mike Pence says U.S. troops in Syria are “coming home.” Pence spoke at a gala in Washington, DC Tuesday, and insisted that a ceasefire he helped broker between Syria and ...Read more
New York’s Central Park is full of statues honoring various historical figures – and until now, every single one of them was a man. Some call it the “bronze ceiling”. But ...Read more
