The man claims he had a valid retailer license with the Indiana State Fire Marshal on June 30, 2019, the day police arrived at his business to investigate a report of illegal sale of fireworks.
Police are investigating two separate shootings on Sunday.
Mathis, the franchise’s all-time leader in sacks, is the ninth member of the 2000s Colts to go into the Ring of Honor.
A Portage woman said she was acting on the advice of acquaintances when she attempted to neuter her own dog with some form of elastic band, police said.
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects LGBTQ people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBTQ rights from a conservative court.
Zambia is in talks with creditors to restructure its debt. That will force the IMF and private Eurobond holders to sit down for the first time alongside China, the continent’s biggest creditor. Ed Cropley explains how the outcome could set some awkward…
Porter County election officials ironed out election problems Friday, including separating three set of twins.
Office workers in Indiana can now go back to working at a desk that doesn’t double as a kitchen table. But employers aren’t rushing to open the doors.
Homeless youth graduate at rates 10-percentage points lower than their peers. Here’s how Indiana officials plan to address these students’ needs.
Before dying, Michael Walls wanted to be able to spend time outside. However, declining health required he use a wheelchair, and his home didn’t have a porch or ramp.