The Latest Breaking News from Indiana

CHICAGO — Adrian Matejka, Indiana’s poet laureate from 2018-2019, is still trying to figure out Chicago’s bus system. He laughs about missing his bus heading to the Poetry Foundation on Superior Street because a new neighbor recognized him and said, “I love poetry, and heard that you’re the new editor.…

Bernard Harvey Jr. had a history of mental illness and suffered from schizophrenia at the time of the shooting, according to filings from his defense attorney.

Indianapolis Police believe that the man and woman died of unnatural causes and an investigation into their deaths remains ongoing after their bodies were found in a van

Indiana Secretary of State Holli Sullivan has failed to get the Republican Party’s nomination to run in the fall election

According to the most recent campaign finance reports filed with the Indiana Secretary of State, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has raised $492,787 and spent $195,690 between Jan. 1, 2021, and Apr. 8, 2022. Rokita is currently ranked seventh in state-level donations in the 2022 election cycle.

Michigan State football is looking to snag the top recruit from the state of Indiana in the 2024 recruiting cycle

Fern Hills Club in Indiana offers nudists a safe place to enjoy swimming, games and sports in the nude with strict checks in place to ensure a family-friendly atmosphere

An Indiana couple has sued the state Department of Child Services, saying a case manager lied in court so that a 6-year-old boy would be removed from their home and placed with the boy's biological father, with whom the case manager was having an affair. The suit said Sandra Sell…

From today's opinion in Blattert v. State, decided by the Indiana Court of Appeals (Judge Derek Molter, joined by Judges Patricia Riley & Margret Robb): The State of Indiana charged Scott A. Blattert, Jr. with aggravated battery (Level 3 felony), strangulation (Level 6 felony), five counts of domestic battery resulting…