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Concrete and stonework created a deadly feature on the White River in Indy and stopped aquatic wildlife from freely traveling their home for more than 125 years, but the city is removing the Emrichsville Dam to let the river flow. The city of...
Independent secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard is suing the Indiana Election Commission to try to compel its members to hear the campaign finance complaints before them, which involve two of his competitors in the race. There...
Did Democratic state Sen. J.D. Ford’s political ad use artificial intelligence to “depict [U.S. Rep. Victoria] Spartz committing crimes she never committed”? That’s the latest accusation lodged by the Spartz campaign, which announced...
The son of Lorth Sim, the first immigrant detainee to die at Miami Correctional Facility, has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the Trump administration of withholding medical records and other documents related to his death. Sim, a...
Today is Oct. 16. On this date in: 1758: American teacher and journalist Noah Webster, who compiled the first American dictionaries of the English language, was born in West Hartford, Connecticut. 1846: The first successful public...
Q: My grandmother is always talking about living a righteous life. I try to explain to her that it sounds very arrogant, because no one can do this, and I don’t think God expects that at all. What does the Bible really teach about people that...