The Latest Breaking News from Indiana

In Indiana, state-level candidates have raised $19.6 million between Jan. 1, 2021, and Apr. 8, 2022. Democratic candidates have raised $2.4 million and Republican candidates have raised $15.5 million. 

FORT WAYNE, Indiana — Ethan Pearl had been searching for a job for almost a year when he walked into General Motors Co.'s on-site hiring event at the truck plant here on a rainy May afternoon.

The Mavericks majority owner graduated from Indiana in 1981.

Regulators in Indiana recently agreed that more research on the potential health benefits and decriminalization of cannabis is required before taking any legislative action.

Bit Origin Ltd (NASDAQ:BTOG) has entered into a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Your Choice 4 CA Inc (YCI), a U.S.-based data center operator, to lease 1,000 mining spots. The mining spot will have three Megawatts (MW) of mining power and will be located in Marion, Indiana. The company expects the lease agreement to…

Woman said she was going to use empty wine bottle to beat up other woman but victim intercepted attack, according to investigators

An Indiana woman says she has felt "overwhelming support" from people all over the world after she confronted her pastor

The Indiana Supreme Court has thrown out a law that gave state lawmakers increased power to intervene during public health emergencies

The GP of Indianapolis saw IndyCar’s aeroscreen in its first wet race, and some drivers complained of visibility issues. Is there an easy fix? David Malsher-Lopez spoke to IndyCar president Jay Frye and weighed up both sides.

Walmart Inc (NYSE:WMT) plans to build four new e-commerce fulfillment centers using an automated system to speed deliveries firing up rivalry with Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN). Walmart will open its first warehouse in Joliet, Illinois, this summer.  Walmart will build additional centers in Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Texas over the next three years, Bloomberg reports. E-commerce giants like Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: BABA) and…

While Chicago’s gun laws may be more strict than some states, Abbott’s statement ignores how regulations have been weakened after federal court reversals of the city’s once-tougher restrictions. He also ignores how the majority of firearms in Chicago are coming from neighboring states where gun…