Indiana lawmakers are trying to crack down on landlords who aren't paying their utility bills. The bill was proposed following several situations last year where utilities were shut off or nearly turned off at some apartment complexes.
Indiana lawmakers are trying to crack down on landlords who aren't paying their utility bills. The bill was proposed following several situations last year where utilities were shut off or nearly turned off at some apartment complexes.
Alexa Ross has highlights and reaction to Lutheran winning the class 1A boys' state basketball title.
A statewide effort to help keep students safe on their way to school is kicking off at the start of April.
Docs: Suspect tried to hire hitman to kill witnesses
A rodent issue at a Walmart off Pendleton Pike led to its food license being suspended until the problem is taken care of. https://cbs4indy.com/indiana-news/food-license-at-lawrence-walmart-still-suspended-after-rodent-problem-is-reinspected/
Indiana lawmakers hope a bill moving forward this session will help improve first responders' mental health.
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has released bodycam footage that shows the events of a police pursuit that ended with officers opening fire on a man who rammed three police cars with his Ford F250 while attempting to evade pursuit.
Gas prices are currently averaging just under $3.50 per gallon in Indiana. Prices will likely climb as we transition into a summer-blend of gasoline but then drop in the summer months.
A bill at the Statehouse aims to help fill jobs at 911 dispatch centers. It would block local residency requirements for dispatchers.
