Statewide News
Indiana lawmakers want to expand 'stand your ground' laws
House Bill 1284, filed by Rep. Jim Lucas, R-Seymour, requires court and attorney fees to be awarded to defendants if their use of force was justified, in order to discourage frivolous cases.
March Madness, New Zealand mosque shootings, 'Us' hits theaters nationwide: 5 things to know Friday
March Madness rolls along after Cinderella mid-majors whiffed on Day 1, “Us” hits theaters nationwide and more things to start your Friday morning.
More than 69,000 pounds of Tyson chicken strips recalled because they may contain metal
Approximately 69,093 pounds of frozen chicken strips have been recalled by Tyson Foods, Inc. because the products may be contaminated with metal.
'It hurt so bad': Indiana teachers shot with plastic pellets during active shooter training
Teachers at Meadowlawn Elementary in Monticello, Ind., said they were shot with plastic pellets leaving welts and bruises and drawing blood.
Was that a meteor over Los Angeles? A UFO? Nope. A supermoon stunt from Red Bull lit up the sky
Citizens went to Twitter to alert LAPD to a meteor over Los Angeles. But actually, it was a stunt from Red Bull for the last supermoon of the year.
March Madness, Midwest flooding and more things to start your Thursday morning
The 2019 NCAA tournament begins in earnest, floodwaters rise in the Midwest and more things to start your Thursday morning.
When children say 'I want to kill myself': The alarming rise of youth suicides
Suicides of children and teens have been rising both in Kentucky and nationally. Experts say something must be done now.