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Ex-NFL player’s son, 14, missing for weeks as cops probe disturbing abuse allegations
Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert Friday for Bryson Muir, the son of former NFL defensive tackle Daniel Muir.
Supreme Court pauses Biden EPA's 'Good Neighbor' plan targeting air pollution
On Thursday, the Supreme Court imposed a temporary pause on a Biden administration initiative to slash cross-state air pollution, while allowing litigation over the matter to continue playing out.
Dad stabs son to death in fight over dirty dishes: police
An Indiana man stabbed his own son in the heart during an argument over dirty dishes in the sink, police say.
Chick-fil-A worker breaks into colleague's house to perform an exorcism: 'She's possessed'
The man screamed at police to not “look in his f—-king eyes.”
Rare tropical seabird not usually found in US spotted hunting in Indiana
The recent brown booby sighting marks only the second time in the state.
3 people severely burnt after hot air balloon crashes into powerlines in Indiana
A pilot and his two passengers made contact with the power lines shortly before 7 p.m. on Sunday near Hebron, about 50 miles south of Chicago, according to the Federal...
10,000 human remains found on serial killer's farm — and authorities are still identifying victims
Herb Baumeister dumped the mutilated remains of at least 12 gay teens and young men on his $1 million property outside Indianapolis.
Indiana man steals liquor truck from outside bar to pay off drug debt: police
There was an estimated $12,000 worth of beer and liquor loaded in the truck.
10-year-old Sammy Teusch was bullied, police confirm, but no charges will be filed over his suicide
"There has probably been an accumulation of things having happened in this child’s life that led up to that traumatic decision he made that day.”
Indy 500 delayed by weather as strong thunderstorm sweeps through
The video boards inside the speedway flashed that a severe thunderstorm warning was in effect as the storm approached from the west.
Longtime TV news anchor dead at 53: 'She will be missed by all'
After leaving WRTV in 2015, Spencer became the Director of Public Relations and councilwoman for the town of Whitestown, about 30 minutes outside of Indianapolis.
Indiana pageant queen arrested in Mexican cartel bust that included one of feds' most wanted fugitives
Glenis Zapata, 34, who was crowned Miss Indiana Latina in 2011, was charged with money laundering.
Hundreds turn out for funeral of Indiana boy, 10, who killed himself 'after horrific bullying'
Some 100 bikers, volunteers with the Iron Sharpens Iron Motorcycle Ministry, revered their motorcycles as Sammy's uncles and older brothers carried the tiny casket out of the church and into...
Indiana boy, 10, kills himself after suffering horrific bullying -- parents say they complained to school 20 times
A 10-year-old Indiana boy killed himself after being bullied relentlessly at school, according to his family -- who claim to have raised the alarm at least 20 times in the...
NBA admits Pacers star should have been called for foul on crucial play in Knicks' Game 3 loss
The Knicks failed to go up 3-0 in their Eastern Conference Semifinals matchup against the Pacers on Friday – and one crucial missed call made a difference.
You won't believe how cheap Knicks-Pacers tickets in Indiana are
Catching the Knicks in Indy is a wise way to save a couple hundred bucks.
Dead woman wins House Republican primary in Indiana
Republican Jennifer Pace, who died of a heart attack in March, narrowly triumphed over her primary competition for Indiana's deep-blue 7th Congressional District Tuesday evening.
15-year-old student set to become one of the youngest college grads in Indiana's history
“The sky is the limit for him. I see him doing exactly what he wants to do and more.”
GOP Rep. Victoria Spartz narrowly wins Indiana primary contest after scrapping retirement plans
Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.), Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) and Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) were big winners in Tuesday's Indiana GOP primary.
Cops arrest 200 anti-Israel protesters at college campuses across US — as Columbia leaders dither
Police swarmed on camps at Northeastern University in Boston, Arizona State University in Tempe, Indiana University in Bloomington and Washington University in St. Louis.