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Indiana News
- Suspect opens fire on US Marshals during northwestern Indiana SWAT standoff May 1, 2026As the suspect continued to refuse to surrender, police said the Lake County SWAT team used an armored vehicle to breech the home and arrest the suspect.
- Wanted Indiana woman arrested in connection with child's death in California May 1, 2026Police said 32-year-old Nichole Thorpe was wanted by the State of California on multiple charges, including involuntary manslaughter, child abuse and conspiracy.
- 2 southern Indiana students taken into custody for threat against school May 1, 2026Clark County officials said similar threats were made to several schools and local businesses.
- Man convicted of murder sentenced for Harvest Homecoming shooting April 30, 2026Bryce Gerlach, 18, and two other people were shot on Oct. 12, 2024 at the annual festival in New Albany. Gerlach died of his injuries.
- Jamey Noel files handwritten lawsuit from prison claiming his rights were violated April 30, 2026Former sheriff Jamey Noel claims his constitutional rights were violated in Indiana jails, citing religious ridicule and "cruel and unusual punishment."
- Indiana Tech graduate wins PBA Tournament of Champions April 30, 2026Twenty-two-year-old Alex Horton is the first rookie to win the tournament and the second African American to win it since 1993.
- 109-year-old southern Indiana native remembers attending Kentucky Derby in 1935 April 30, 2026Norma Miller, now Betts, was 18 years old and a Jeffersonville High School senior when she witnessed Omaha race to the finish.
- FBI raids northwest Indiana homes, restaurants in connection to alleged illegal sports gambling operation April 30, 2026An Indiana restaurateur is among more than 20 people facing federal charges in an alleged major sports betting investigation, according to reports.
- Braun 'agnostic' on topic of medical marijuana legalization, says legislators and law enforcement will help decide what's next April 29, 2026The reclassification of cannabis at the federal level could now open the door for legislatures in states where marijuana is not legal to now consider a change.
- 'It's going to make a big difference' | Gov. Braun announces new program to help Indiana businesses use AI April 28, 2026Gov. Mike Braun said he wants Indiana to be the most AI-ready state in the nation, saying he thinks the new program will help.
