State and Local News

The government in Pike Township in Indianapolis says it was attacked by hackers. In a news release, Trustee Annette Johnson said it’s information technology department detected an intrusion into ...Read more

Allstate America’s Best Driver’s Report ranked Fort Wayne as the 36th safest driving city in 2019. Last year, Fort Wayne ranked 30th for the report. PR Newswire says the report ranks ...Read more

A group in Indianapolis has begun taking in migrant Mexican children and reuniting them with their families. Bethany Christian Services received approval from the Office of Refugee Resettlement in ...Read more

A new retail home goods store is coming to Tipton, according to The Kokomo Tribune. The store, known as Urban Homestead, sells custom furniture and home décor. The Tribune reports that it’s ...Read more

Fresh Georgia peaches are making their way to Indiana. The Georgia Peach Truck is touring central Indiana July 10-11 selling 25 pound boxes of peaches. They will be traveling to Carmel, Greenfield, ...Read more

The Danville Police Department is sending out a big thank you to the community. In just a month, the police department was able to raise over $2300 dollars for their K9 Zeke, who was diagnosed with ...Read more

Recently, eight departments in north central Indiana teamed up for three days to help stem the flow of illegal narcotics into Hoosier communities. Officers from the Indiana State Police, the Miami ...Read more

A Marion man reported being shot Saturday night at around 11:30 p.m. Marion Police Department officers responded to the 1400 block of South Adams St. and found 22-year-old Dae’Andre Brown who had ...Read more

State Farm plans to close its operations center on the north side of Indianapolis, reports Inside Indiana Business. The company says it will lay off the 100 or so people who work at the north side ...Read more

Today, Congressman Jim Banks announced that his Town Hall Meeting in Fort Wayne is rescheduled for Wednesday, July 3, at 9 a.m. Banks cites the worsening humanitarian crises at the border as the ...Read more