This entire winter season of 2025 has seen heavy winter storms throughout many parts of the United States, but especially in the Midwest. Throughout January and February, winter storms and cold fronts have been the norm for Midwesterners, and it seems this is continuing for the foreseeable future. This week, officials urged... Read More

The Indiana state driver’s license exam has the highest fail rate of all of the United States. From 2020 to 2023, almost 1.5 million residents of the state failed the exam. This has become a huge problem that many are beginning to recognize due to the fact that the state is one of the most car-dependent states, meaning th... Read More

Last year, Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) saw significant academic progress thanks to their tutoring programs, but with funding running out, the district is scaling back these efforts. Similar to many school districts nationwide, IPS utilized both in-person and online ... Read More

The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) has issued an urgent warning to coroners and law enforcement agencies across the state regarding a highly dangerous drug that is becoming increasingly popular. According to a news release from IDOH, there has been a noticeable incre... Read More

The second deadline came and went, but Chambers’ company still hadn’t met the terms. That means they still owe about $69 million to the city of Indianapolis. We found this out from papers we got through requests for public records. Brad Chambers, who used to be the Se... Read More

Indiana's Governor, Eric Holcomb, has recently signed a bill aimed at limiting the emergency powers of the state's governors during health crises like the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This development comes as part of a broader national conversation about the balance of power between government authority and individual libert... Read More

Indiana Representative Jim Lucas had ended up showing his holstered gun at high schoolers, as they visit the Statehouse in order to show full advocacy for gun reform, where plenty of teenagers tend to feel relatively worried. The Republican was specifically debating the t... Read More

There's a real good reason that the state of Indiana has decided to only put their laws into effect in July. Of course, this is pretty unusual, given the lateness of the release of these new laws' effect. But truly, the state of Indiana has ever been so consistent with their interpretation of laws, all because the bills get... Read More

It's important to be safe as you protect your town. It makes a difference, especially in Indiana. Because it's there that there are several teams that respond to emergencies all over the area. Those folks had partnered with Beacon Health to join in something like an emergency preparedness drill, on Monday morning, over at t... Read More

Indiana utilities are shutting down coal plants while also replacing them with renewable energy sources such as solar and wind energy. Of course, there are plenty of Peaker Plants that are being added to accompany the natural gas source. These plants really are capable when the demand itself is sky-high. Some utilities beli... Read More