Statewide News
The moon is shrinking and quaking. Is this something to worry about?
Scientists Monday gave us the unsettling news that our favorite natural satellite, the moon, is shrinking, according to a study.
'For the children': Aide to Pope Francis went down manhole to turn power back on for homeless
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski told local media that he personally turned meters back on over the weekend at the building, without power since May 6.
Unanswered questions about shooting of 2 judges in White Castle parking lot
Clark Circuit Court judges Bradley Jacobs and Andrew Adams were wounded outside the fast-food restaurant at 55 W. South St. about 3:20 a.m. May 1.
Petition calls for New Jersey town to cancel LGBTQ pride flag raising
A planned flying of the rainbow flag, a symbol of LGBTQ pride, is being met with controversy in Rutherford, New Jersey.
1,000 toys displayed at a Michigan church take aim at US immigration policy
The dolls and stuffed animals at First United Methodist Church is meant to convey “the enormity” of family separation policies, the organizer said.
Julian Assange, Felicity Huffman and Woodstock 50: 5 things you need to know Monday
Swedish prosecutors reopen the rape case against Julian Assange, Felicity Huffman set to plead guilty and more news to start your day.
'You're gonna die': Suspect went for IMPD's officer gun during struggle, docs say
The suspect, William Allen, faces charges that include attempted murder.
Arrest made in fatal shooting of two men on the west side of Indianapolis
IMPD have made an arrest in a shooting on May 11 that left two men dead on the west side of Indianapolis.