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Our Cedar Creek Pop-Up Market is more than a night of local goods — it’s a thank-you to our veterans. We’re teaming up with Amazon Warriors and supporting two great causes: Desert Rose, which provides emergency housing for domestic violence survivors, and the Indiana National Guard Relief Fund, helping Guard families when they’re apart. Bring a donation and get $5 in market bucks (first 20 people), or enter our raffle to give back. You’ll find 20+ vendors — from BBQ and coffee to handmade crafts — plus live music by The Cosmic Situation.
TERRE HAUTE, IND. (WTWO/WAWV) – Indiana’s next Secretary of State has strong family ties to the Terre Haute community. Beau Bayh is the third generation of his family elected to a major political office. “I’ve been very lucky to have great role models like them. My dad was born in Shirkieville, IN, just here outside […]
STATEWIDE — Indiana has reported 145 measles cases in 2026, with infections recorded in 21 counties, as a physician warns that declining confidence in vaccines could leave more people vulnerable to a disease that can cause serious complications. Indiana Government Dr. Larry Bucshon, a physician and former Indiana congressman, says some people underestimate measles because […]
Indiana’s roads and bridges are holding up better than those in much of the country, but aging water systems, deteriorating dams and mounting pressure on the state’s electric grid have earned its overall infrastructure a D+ in a new assessment released Thursday. The 2026 Report Card for Indiana’s Infrastructure, prepared by the American Society of […]
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Educator, wife, mom: those are all words Natasha Baker would use to describe herself. A new one has been added to the list after last week’s election: Senator-elect of District 22. Right now, she’s using her background as an educator to teach constituents about...
INDIANAPOLIS — A water main break triggered a closure of South East Street in downtown Indianapolis on Thursday. According to Citizens Energy Group, the break occurred in the northbound lanes of South East Street between Georgia and Washington streets. Traffic on northbound East Street was restricted while crews worked to resolve the issue. Water in […]
Garten is poised to replace the outgoing Senate leader, State Sen. Rod Bray (R-Martinsville), next week. However, it's unclear if his re-election bid was successful.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WOWO) — Indiana Governor Mike Braun is highlighting a state workforce training program that is helping utility workers earn higher wages while giving businesses tools to retain skilled employees. The Power Up Employer Training Grant, launched last year, allows participating businesses to receive reimbursements of up to...
Indiana Governor Mike Braun continues to accelerate housing affordability and availability through the Indiana Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI). In Southeast Indiana, local and regional officials earlier this week broke ground on Lighthouse Landing, a new riverfront residential development in Aurora that will create more opportunities for Hoosiers in Dearborn County and the surrounding region.
If a pipe bursts this winter, you’ll want to know exactly where your master shutoff valve is. Hoosiers who find it now, before the first hard freeze, save themselves a frantic search later. Here are the things Indiana homeowners should do before the first hard freeze. 1. Unhooking Your...
Chain O’Lakes, Ouabache and Pokagon will be closed to the public during controlled deer management hunts.
STATEWIDE — Indiana is making progress in helping students prepare for their careers, according to a new Strada Education report. Officials said the Hoosier state is one of five states to reach the advanced level in career coaching for bachelor’s students. “There’s a lot of emphasis from a policy standpoint with Secretary of Education Katie […]
In preparation for winter preparedness week, INDOT West Central announced it has equipped over 150 trucks, 280 drivers, and 24,000 tons of salt to maintain 144 regional snow routes.
(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — Political maneuverings by Indiana leaders could raise costs for AES Indiana and the electricity customers they seek to aid, the utility’s representatives are warning in testimony to state regulators. They maintain that neither a BlackRock-backed buyout of parent company AES nor a Google data center planned for central Indiana will impact a […]
A Marion County judge dismissed a class action lawsuit Nov. 12 against Martin University, though students may be able to file another legal claim against the college. The civil lawsuit was filed in April by a group of former staff and students, as well as the Martin University Alumni Association. In the complaint, university community members claimed the school failed in its duties to provide educational training and services as promised.
Indiana has a brand new political party after election day. The Lincoln Party, championed by secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard, won nearly 4% of the vote, granting them ballot access for the next four years. Party leadership says they will run high-quality candidates in races they feel can be...
The holiday season is getting brighter at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center. Christmas Nights of Lights, presented by Fifth Third Bank, is open nightly through Dec. 31, 2026, with more than one million LED lights synchronized to holiday music. Families drive the 2.1-mile route at their own pace and take in the sights and sounds of Christmas from the comfort of their own vehicle.
Renters could get money from settlement
INDIANAPOLIS — A major road construction project on Indy’s south side has hit a snag and people who live nearby want to know why. In September 2024, the City of Indianapolis announced a “road diet” project for Madison Avenue, which will shrink the number of lanes and add new curbs and sidewalks. But nearly two […]
Indiana’s leaders love to celebrate big economic development announcements. Billions in corporate investments, thousands of promised jobs, and ambitious construction timelines make for impressive headlines. But what happens when the rush to deliver those projects comes at the expense of the Hoosiers who already live and work in these communities?
