State and Local News

Gov. Holcomb ended June with more than $6 million in the bank. His campaign account, combined with the accounts of Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Republican Party, ended June with ...Read more

Scammers impersonating Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) representatives are targeting utility customers. These scams are not unique to I&M – they have been reported across the U.S. targeting ...Read more

L&S Sports and Gifts can now be added to the list of stores to shutter its doors in the Five Points Mall. The mall has announced that its last day of business is July 31. ...Read more

Former Democratic state rep. Christina Hale says she will be seeking the Democrat nomination to run for Indiana’s 5th district House seat. That’s the same seat that will be given up by ...Read more

A phishing scam targeting the credit and debit cards of students has been reported at Purdue University Fort Wayne. School representatives say the scam comes in an email from a PFW.edu address and ...Read more

For the third year, the Howard County Historical Society is hosting several tours on Friday, Oct. 25 and Saturday, Oct. 26 in the evening. Auditions are set for the murder mystery tour titled ...Read more

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it will extend the crop acreage reporting deadline for states impacted by recent flooding and heavy moisture, including Indiana. This ...Read more

U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.) announced that three of his bills passed out of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation. The bills include the Veterans Expedited TSA ...Read more

A former state health commissioner wants to be Indiana’s next governor. Dr. Woody Myers is running on the platform of better health care for Hoosiers, education and job creation, he announced ...Read more

There was a botched robbery and a shooting inside a bank in Muncie yesterday. A customer inside PrimeTrust Federal Credit Union on S. Madison Street tried to stop the robbery, which took place ...Read more