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- Goshen man wins 4th straight game on 'Jeopardy!' May 3, 2025Ben Ganger, a data analyst from Goshen, is on a four-game winning streak following the show that aired Friday, May 2.
- Leaders want 'stronger' response by Gov. Braun to controversial Lt. Gov. Beckwith comments on Three-Fifths Compromise May 3, 2025The comments, made on April 24 on Beckwith's X page, were about a 1787 deal tied to slavery. In that video, he called the Three-Fifths Compromise "a great move."
- Boone County principal leaves lasting impact after nearly 4 decades as educator | Inspiring Indiana May 3, 2025"I came here and I just fell in love with the kids that I worked with. I fell in love with the mission," Jim Stuart said of James E. Davis School.
- House Democrats talk fighting back at Indianapolis town hall May 3, 2025Rep. André Carson told the gathering Democrats are fighting back with legislation, advocacy and litigation.
- City-County Council, Indy DPW excited for possible funding increases after Braun signs road funding bill May 3, 2025Starting in 2027, if Marion County could match the funds, the state could provide up to $50 million in road project grants.
- Resident escapes injury when semi truck slams into home near Huntington May 2, 2025It happened Thursday morning on State Road 9, just north of Huntington.
- 'Not a whole lot to cut here' | Floyd County considering cuts to recycling program after new property tax law May 2, 202513,722 cars dropped off recycling at one Indiana facility between Jan. 1 and the end of March, according to head of the Solid Waste District Dave Massengill.
- Evansville man allegedly exposes himself inside bank while high on meth May 2, 2025Jarrod Roberts, 30, is charged with public nudity, public indecency, indecent exposure and public intoxication, all misdemeanors.
- Why this southern Indiana family is moving to Colorado for their autistic son May 1, 2025Families in Kentucky and Indiana struggle with autism services due to age restrictions and lack of facilities, forcing some to move for better care.
- 'Get ready' | Gov. Braun already looking ahead to work for next Indiana legislative session April 30, 2025The governor said he wants to hear from people who have good ideas that could find their way into bills in the next legislative session.
