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Indiana News
- Avon fire chief and wife recovering following southern Indiana motorcycle crash May 18, 2025The Washington Township/Avon Fire Department says Division Chief of Fire Training Scott Huff and his wife, Kiffany, suffered various injuries and fractures.
- 'I can be that' | 150 Indianapolis students join 'Girls in Sports' panel May 17, 2025They also took part in a job fair to learn about careers in sports.
- Weather Impact Alert | 5 people injured when storms rolled across Monroe County May 17, 2025Severe storms brought high winds, large hail and possible tornadoes across central Indiana Friday night.
- License plate supporting foster children needs boost to stay on Indiana roads May 16, 2025The Insuring Foster Youth license plate is a way to raise money for older kids in foster care when it comes time for them to drive.
- Federal agencies arrest 23 illegal immigrants across southern Indiana May 15, 2025Four of the suspects were arrested on federal warrants, including one person who was previously convicted of trafficking cocaine.
- 'Robbed her whole life.' | Boyfriend arrested for cold-case murder in Indiana May 13, 2025Derek Pixley's girlfriend was shot in the head.
- Fiery 2-car crash in northern Indiana causes only minor injuries May 12, 2025A Ford F-150 and a Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed at the intersection of US 41 and State Road 14, with the Jeep catching fire as a result of the impact.
- Police investigating inmate death at northern Indiana jail May 12, 2025Staff at the jail began giving the inmate CPR and requested an ambulance. However, medics pronounced the inmate dead shortly after their arrival.
- AP, Indiana media challenges execution coverage ban in federal court May 12, 2025Indiana's media companies file a federal lawsuit against the state's ban on reporters at executions, citing violation of the public's constitutional rights.
- 'To know him was to love him' | New Albany businesses fundraise for teen who lost life in accidental drowning May 11, 2025Two of Maddox's favorite businesses are donating profits to his family after he drowned in a Floyd County neighborhood lake.
