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Former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg worked with an admitted member of the Latin Kings gang to reform the city’s police department, an investigation by a local news agency alleged Wednesday.

The Indiana General Assembly overrode Gov. Eric Holcomb (R) veto of a bill Monday that made it more difficult for municipalities to impose strict coronavirus orders.

Parents are protesting and voice dissent against mask mandates as school boards continue to require them to be worn in the classroom.

An Indiana court struck down the sanctuary policies of two cities, ruling that they violated a statewide ban on sanctuary jurisdictions that seek to protect criminal illegal aliens from arrest and deportation. 

Democrats in the Ohio House are pushing a red flag law and universal background checks, among other gun controls.

The Indiana legislature has passed a bill declaring religious service to be “essential” during a state of emergency and prohibiting the imposition of a “substantial burden” on them without a compelling government interest.

Indiana Attorney General has begun investigations into five Big Tech corporations for censorship of conservative content involving Joe Biden’s nominee, Vanita Gupta. 

An Indianapolis man allegedly shot and killed four people Saturday following an argument over a Biden Administration stimulus check.

Indiana University Bloomington’s Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority was suspended last week pending an investigation into sex- and drug-related hazing.

Judicial Crisis Network (JCN) launched Tuesday a $1 million ad campaign in hopes of preventing the confirmation of Vanita Gupta as Associate Attorney General.

A Black Lives Matter leader in South Bend, Indiana, was arrested for allegedly driving drunk and resisting police.

The buyer of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s South Bend, Indiana home plans to host an “online cabaret show” there.

Rep. Jim Banks told Breitbart News exclusively he intends to help flesh out the Trump agenda after the former president’s exit from office and to use that to help push the GOP more in the right direction.

On Monday, the Indiana House voted to abolished the state’s requirement that law-abiding citizens acquire a concealed permit in order to carry a gun on their persons for self-defense. 

Friends and neighbors are offering support to a family in Angola, Indiana, whose unborn child is fighting several disorders.

The Indiana Chamber denounced a satirical billboard that named Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer its state “Businessperson of the Year.”

Valparaiso University announced on Thursday that it is dropping its “Crusader” mascot, stating that the term has been associated with “hate groups” and “hate speech.”

15 attorneys general signed onto a letter asking President Joe Biden to reverse his decision to halt construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears announced the 17-year-old suspect linked to the Indianapolis shootings that killed six will be charged with six counts of murder.

Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for a suspect charged in the 2020 killing of an Indianapolis police officer fatally shot while responding to a domestic violence call.

Indianapolis police say they arrested a juvenile suspect connected with the deaths of six people following a mass shooting.

Community members joined forces to give a pizza delivery man in Indiana the gift of a lifetime last week.

An anonymous donor has payed a hat store’s rent through April to help it survive the coronavirus pandemic during the winter months.

Two illegal aliens were arrested for allegedly trafficking and selling cocaine this month after being released into the interior of the United States by federal immigration judges a few years ago.

An Indiana police officer received the Medal of Honor for helping to save a child and a woman from a collapsed home that exploded.

Officers with the South Bend, Indiana, Police Department are doing their best to spread Christmas cheer this year by giving out hundreds of boxes of food and toys to needy families.

Dozens of Indiana school districts are suing parents over unpaid textbook fees, despite receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars per classroom.

An armed homeowner confronted and shot an alleged intruder around 7:15 p.m. Friday night in Jennings County, Indiana. 

The ACLU is seeking to remove a nativity scene on the lawn of the Fulton County Courthouse that has been displayed since 1980.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill has filed an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court, joining other Republicans in arguing that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overstepped its authority, according to a report from WFYI.

A judge sentenced an Indiana woman who pleaded guilty to funding the Islamic State (ISIS) to six and a half years in prison, the Justice Department announced Monday.

A Vietnam veteran who has lived in a central Indiana home without power or running water for more than a year is getting a new house built from the ground up, thanks to a few volunteers.

Hundreds of supporters of President Donald Trump gathered in Lafayette, Indiana, for a parade on Saturday to share their love for the president and the country.

A five-year-old boy threw his toys at intruders during a terrifying home invasion in South Bend, Indiana, to protect his mother.

Friends and neighbors in Lafayette, Indiana, have come together to support a young woman whose arms and legs were amputated in March.

An Indiana community rallied around a nurse who underwent a quadruple amputation after developing sepsis from a case of pneumonia in February.