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One person was killed when a gunman opened fire at University Park Mall in Mishawaka, Indiana, Saturday afternoon.

Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding announced Thursday that he had changed his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican in Evansville, Indiana.

Signature matching practices are facing mounting legal challenges as millions are expected to cast their ballots by mail this year’s general election.

In a letter to the editor published in the University of Notre Dame student newspaper on Tuesday, several professors defended the value of the campus experience. The University of Notre Dame suspended in-person classes last week after a spike in positive coronavirus cases.

Prosecutors recommend that an Indiana woman who pleaded guilty to financially aiding the Islamic State (ISIS) receive a maximum of ten years in prison at her upcoming sentencing.

Police departments in Indiana say they will not be enforcing Gov. Eric Holcomb’s executive order to make mask-wearing mandatory when it goes into effect Monday.

Indianapolis firefighters on a Saturday training exercise helped a woman recover her titanium prosthetic leg from the Geist Reservoir.

Indiana erased the fees for their five-year handgun licenses beginning July 1, 2020, as a way of being sure financial restrictions do not prevent people from exercising their Second Amendment rights.

The Indianapolis, Indiana community is honoring Chris Beaty, a 38-year-old real estate broker and former Indiana University football player, after he was murdered in riots on May 30. 

An inmate at an Indiana jail severed part of his finger and mailed it to a local newspaper to protest the conditions of that jail.

A flying tear gas canister caused a man to lose his eye during a George Floyd protest in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on Saturday.

Two people were killed in downtown Indianapolis after “multiple shootings” were reported late Saturday night into early Sunday morning as protests over George Floyd’s death turned into angry riots.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb (R) on Monday criticized lockdown protests in his state, calling the demonstrations “demoralizing” for healthcare workers and an “almost perfect petri dish” for spreading the Chinese coronavirus.

Five men who attended a high school basketball game in Indiana last month, have died of the coronavirus.

A 91-year-old Indiana veteran was released from the hospital after beating a case of the coronavirus.

Purdue University President Mitch Daniels promised to keep tuition under $10,000. Now, seven years later, Daniels has kept his promise and is speaking out about the rising cost of tuition around the country.

Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg spent about $75 million on his failed presidential campaign, according to federal election records.

An entire community in Franklin, Indiana, are showing their support for a beloved teacher who is battling cancer. 

On Wednesday, President Trump put Vice President Mike Pence in charge of the U.S. response to the Coronavirus. Shortly after, Atlantic writer and former ESPN host Jemele Hill blasted the choice by claiming Pence’s leadership as governor resulted in an HIV outbreak in Indiana.

An Indiana couple allegedly drove a pair of twin teenage boys off a road they were bicycling along with flags in support of President Donald Trump, according to local police. 

An Indiana man with a “Crime Pays” tattoo etched into his forehead was arrested after reportedly leading cops on what has been his second police chase.

An Indiana high school band teacher can hear like he has never been able to hear before thanks to the students who helped raise money to buy him higher-quality hearing aids.

The Indiana attorney general has scheduled a burial service Wednesday for the 2,411 aborted babies whose remains were discovered in September in the Illinois garage of abortionist Ulrich Klopfer after he died.

Pete Buttigieg of South Bend falsely claimed during the Democrat Debate that President Trump “turns his back” on middle-class communities.

A bartender in Columbus, Indiana, got the surprise of her life last week after a businessman gave her a massive tip.

Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg claimed Wednesday he was “shaped by the American Heartland” despite his elite upbringing and education.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) is leading 17 states in an amicus brief before the Supreme Court to support an Indiana abortion law that requires parental notification.

A college president was arrested January 6 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, on suspicion of sex crimes and subsequently fired from his position.

The four leading 2020 Democrats have demanded more refugee resettlement in American communities, but their own home towns have taken little-to-no refugees over the last decade. 

A senior pit bull-boxer mix has finally been adopted after she spent 6 years living at an animal shelter in Marion, Indiana. 

The attorney general of Indiana has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a state law that requires parents to be notified when a minor obtains an abortion.

A woman in Elwood, Indiana, was arrested recently after her five-year-old son was found trapped inside a washing machine filled with water in August.

Parents walked out of a school meeting focused on gender identity after being barred from discussing a transgender bathroom policy.

A mother allegedly attacked the driver Wednesday who killed her three children at a bus stop in Rochester, Indiana, last year. 

A Salvation Army bell ringer in Noblesville, Indiana, recently found a coin worth more than he ever imagined inside his red kettle. 

An Indiana teen’s quick actions saved his next-door neighbors from a house fire that could have been worse if he did not intervene sooner.