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Indiana News
- Nearly 2,000 immigrants lose commercial driver’s licenses as Indiana eliminates nearly all non-domiciled CDLs April 2, 2026A new state law that took effect April 1 tightly restricts foreign drivers from obtaining a non-domiciled CDL in Indiana.
- 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.
- Sysco truck hits southern Indiana overpass; Roadway closed April 2, 2026An overpass in New Albany will be closed for several hours, officials said.
- 3 fallen airmen return to central Ohio on Sunday afternoon March 29, 2026The Ohio Air National Guard's 121st Air Refueling Wing conducted a dignified arrival on Sunday afternoon at Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base.
- Evansville man arrested after multi-county police chase involving stolen beer truck ends in crash March 28, 2026Randall Baker, 41, faces numerous charges including attempted murder, auto theft, criminal recklessness and operating while intoxicated.
- Northwest Indiana woman charged in triple homicide transported to Illinois jail March 28, 2026Jenna Strouble, 30, was charged with nine counts of murder after three people were found dead at a rural eastern Illinois home early in the morning on March 23.
- 300 Indiana National Guard soldiers return home after security mission in D.C. March 27, 2026The soldiers left Indiana in December as part of the "D.C. Safe and Beautiful" mission in the nation's capital.
- Muncie teen saves young girls after a car crash | Inspiring Indiana March 27, 2026A Muncie teenager is being praised for his efforts saving a mom and her two kids after a crash in Delaware County.
- New Albany residents say checks sent through USPS were stolen, losing thousands of dollars March 26, 2026Federal investigators recover more than $1 billion in counterfeit checks annually. Now, they're looking into the problem in New Albany.
