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Indiana News
- Indiana's congressional delegation reacts to Trump deadline for bombing Iran April 8, 2026President Trump had set an 8 p.m. Tuesday deadline to bomb Iran's power plants and bridges, but pulled back amid a two-week cease fire agreement.
- Another inmate seriously injured in fire at Indiana State Prison April 8, 2026The inmate is the second in three weeks to be badly burned by fire at the Michigan City facility.
- Gov. Braun signs utility regulatory bill into law April 6, 2026The governor touted House Enrolled Act 1002 as a major overhaul in how Indiana regulates its utilities, where rate increases will be tied to performance.
- Northwest Indiana teen arrested for throwing objects at cars after monthslong investigation April 4, 2026Phillip Duffus, 18, was charged with criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon and criminal mischief a day after his arrest.
- Southern Indiana couple arrested on murder, neglect charges following death of 2-year-old boy April 4, 2026Police say 2-year-old Erik Reichard was pronounced dead on March 31 after Tell City officers responded to a 911 call about an unresponsive child.
- Nearly 2,000 immigrants lose commercial driver’s licenses as Indiana eliminates nearly all non-domiciled CDLs April 3, 2026A new state law that took effect April 1 tightly restricts foreign drivers from obtaining a non-domiciled CDL in Indiana.
- Southern Indiana man arrested following police chase that injured deputy April 3, 2026Police say the suspect also had three felony warrants out of Oldham County, Kentucky.
- 'I'm going to f****** kill you' | Northwest Indiana man charged with attempted murder of a police officer April 3, 2026Police say Ethan Meyer allegedly charged at an officer with a large kitchen knife. Then, after being disarmed, Meyer allegedly reached for the officer's gun.
- Recent burn victim at Indiana State Prison still critical, fighting for his life April 2, 2026Adam Schafer remains in critical condition with second- and third-degree burns covering most of his body.
- More than 1 terabyte of discovery in DeJaune Anderson's criminal case, prosecutors say April 2, 2026Anderson is charged with killing her 5-year-old son Cairo Jordan and stuffing his body inside a suitcase before dumping it in rural southern Indiana.
