Police Warn Indiana Parents of Photo Trend Danger

Soon, you'll see parents sharing photos of their kids' first day back at school. However, police warn that there are some things that you need to know about before you post them on social media. Another summer break is coming to an end for kids. …

Pedro Pascal Says Indiana Jones Was One of His Earliest (and Longest) Crushes

It turns out that Mr. Fantastic nursed an early crush on everyone’s favorite tenured archaeologist. While speaking to Spanish-language outlet Fotogramas, Fantastic Four: First Steps star Pedro Pascal listed off several of his earliest crushes, which …

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ACLU lawsuit over Indiana's college intellectual diversity law is dismissed

A judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Indiana's "intellectual diversity" law, citing lack of evidence of the fear behind its chilling effect on free speech. The ACLU of Indiana, representing four professors, argued the law infringes on …

Consumer advocates: Spike in electric bills shows Indiana energy plan isn't working

The average resident in Indiana is paying $28 a month more for electricity than they did last year. That’s according to an analysis by the group Citizens Action Coalition which looked at electric bills from Indiana’s five investor-owned utilities. Two …

Indiana AG warns of human trafficking ahead of Brickyard 400

INDIANAPOLIS (WTWO/WAWV) — Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is warning fans to be alert for signs of human trafficking while attending the Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis this weekend. “Big events like the Brickyard bring out the best of Indiana – …

Riley surgeons perform Indiana’s first spine surgery on fetus inside the womb

Surgeons at Riley Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis performed the state’s first successful fetal spinal surgery on a severe spinal cord defect. The surgical procedure makes the hospital one of only a handful of places nationwide that offer this procedure …

Fewer Indiana high schoolers are going to college as enrollment hits record low

Less than 52% of Indiana high school graduates enrolled in college in 2023 — the lowest rate on record, according to new state data. The drop continues a yearslong trend that could have long-term consequences for the state’s workforce and economy. The …

Across Indiana: Bush Stadium

July 24, 2025 Before the Indianapolis Indians made their home at Victory Field in July of ‘96, they played at Bush Stadium. Join Across Indiana producer Todd Gould as he tells the origins of the baseball team’s first park in this classic episode from 1995.

FEMA declares disaster for parts of Indiana related to spring storms; federal money on its way

Indiana and some of its local governments will receive about $15 million in federal dollars to help recover from severe storms, tornadoes and flooding this spring. That’s after the Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, approved a disaster declaration …