Clerk in Indiana county with highest COVID-19 rate won’t wear mask, even as voting starts
“I said that I’m part of the government, but I will not be part of the government overreach."
“I said that I’m part of the government, but I will not be part of the government overreach."
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investing $1 million to provide broadband service in west central Indiana.
Another subsidiary of Illinois-based Flex-N-Gate Corp. is detailing a reduction in workforce due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Now, the community has a new shelter largely made up of the former volunteers who blew the whistle on the former shelter.
Two tornadoes touched down northwest of Indianapolis during thunderstorms on Tuesday night, the National Weather Service said Thursday.
A new distillery is hoping Hoosier love for sweet corn will extend to a taste for it in their cocktails, too.
The possibilities could be endless for internet connection, but improvement is needed until new technology arrives.
The Indiana State Police bomb squad has been called in to assist.
A student has been arrested after police said he made threats to an Attica school.
Attica police say they are still in their initial stages of the investigation.