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For critics of President Donald Trump, the temptation to treat a political stumble as vindication can be strong, especially in a moment shaped by war, rising prices, and public unease. But in political analyst's Chuck Todd’s view, that instinct misses the larger danger. For critics of President Donald Trump, the temptation to treat a political stumble as vindication can be strong, especially in a moment shaped by war, rising prices, and public unease. But in political analyst's Chuck Todd’s view, that instinct misses the larger danger.

National

Chuck Todd warns Trump’s Iran blunder will haunt the country for decades, says ‘nothing to be excited about’ and the war itself is a catastrophe

Washington, D.C. – For critics of President Donald Trump, the temptation to treat a political stumble as vindication can be strong, especially in a...

6 days ago
A fresh political fight erupted on Capitol Hill this week as Georgia Rep. Rich McCormick moved to defend FBI Director Kash Patel against allegations that have triggered a fierce public dispute, a denial campaign from the administration, and now a massive defamation lawsuit.

National

Congressman publicly defends Patel’s ‘excessive drinking’, says he has done it too: “Drinking on spare time is fine”

Washington, D.C. – A fresh political fight erupted on Capitol Hill this week as Georgia Rep. Rich McCormick moved to defend FBI Director Kash...

6 days ago
At the center of the controversy is a claim that Trump attempted to move toward using the nation’s nuclear launch authority but was stopped by a senior military leader before any such action could advance further.

National

He almost pushed the button: Trump was blocked from using nuclear codes on Iran, top general said ‘No’

Washington, D.C. – A new and explosive allegation surrounding President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran crisis has reignited fears about the immense power...

6 days ago
At East 46th Street and North Keystone Avenue, officers with IMPD’s North District are warning drivers to pay close attention to the “No Turn on Red” restriction near the Nickel Plate Trail crossing, where walkers and bicyclists regularly move through the area with the right of way.

Indianapolis

Safety warning issued for Indianapolis intersection where illegal turns threaten walkers and cyclists

Indianapolis, Indiana – As spring brings more people outdoors, one Indianapolis intersection is drawing renewed attention from police for a rule that cannot be...

6 days ago

Bloomington

Bloomington’s Banneker Community Center has recently seen two major repair projects completed, marking another step in the city’s continuing effort to preserve and strengthen one of its important neighborhood spaces.

Bloomington local

Bloomington repairs at Banneker Community Center strengthen a historic space built for neighborhood life

Bloomington, Indiana – Bloomington’s Banneker Community Center has recently seen two major repair projects completed, marking another step in the city’s continuing effort to...

6 days ago
But city officials said the wall is part of private property, a distinction that matters now that the Black Lives Matter mural has been removed and replaced. In clarifying the situation, the city pointed to a longer history tied to the site, one that stretches back across decades of public art and community memory. But city officials said the wall is part of private property, a distinction that matters now that the Black Lives Matter mural has been removed and replaced. In clarifying the situation, the city pointed to a longer history tied to the site, one that stretches back across decades of public art and community memory.

Bloomington local

City of Bloomington says private ownership shaped fate of mural long tied to People’s Park

Bloomington, Indiana – Questions over the future of the mural beside People’s Park have prompted a response from the City of Bloomington, which says...

6 days ago
Bloomington is steadily building a stronger urban forest, pairing long-term planning with practical work on the ground as the city invests in planting, maintenance and storm preparedness. Bloomington is steadily building a stronger urban forest, pairing long-term planning with practical work on the ground as the city invests in planting, maintenance and storm preparedness.

Bloomington local

City of Bloomington turns tree planting and pruning into long-term defense against heat and storms

Bloomington, Indiana – Bloomington is steadily building a stronger urban forest, pairing long-term planning with practical work on the ground as the city invests...

April 16, 2026
Bloomington is rolling out a new tool designed to make everyday decisions easier for residents and visitors with disabilities, opening the door to more reliable accessibility information across the community. Bloomington is rolling out a new tool designed to make everyday decisions easier for residents and visitors with disabilities, opening the door to more reliable accessibility information across the community.

Bloomington local

Bloomington expands inclusion with detailed access guides for 20 everyday destinations

Bloomington, Indiana – Bloomington is rolling out a new tool designed to make everyday decisions easier for residents and visitors with disabilities, opening the...

April 16, 2026

Indianapolis

A sweeping enforcement effort across Indianapolis ended with 133 arrests after the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department joined forces with a wide network of local, state, and federal agencies for what officials described as a targeted push against some of the city’s most wanted violent offenders

Indianapolis

Massive Indianapolis enforcement push leads to 133 arrests, 35 guns and major drug seizures

Indianapolis, Indiana – A sweeping enforcement effort across Indianapolis ended with 133 arrests after the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department joined forces with a wide...

6 days ago
 Ivy Tech Community College Indianapolis and IndyGo have extended the submission deadline for their Design-A-Bus student art contest, offering Marion County teens until March 27 to submit their original creations.  Ivy Tech Community College Indianapolis and IndyGo have extended the submission deadline for their Design-A-Bus student art contest, offering Marion County teens until March 27 to submit their original creations.

Indianapolis

Ivy Tech and IndyGo extend deadline for student bus design contest in Indianapolis

Indianapolis, Indiana – A new wave of creativity is rolling through Indianapolis as local students are given extra time to bring their artistic ideas...

March 16, 2026
A late-night call to police in Indianapolis quickly unfolded into a homicide investigation that authorities say moved forward rapidly thanks to determined detective work and key information provided by community members. A late-night call to police in Indianapolis quickly unfolded into a homicide investigation that authorities say moved forward rapidly thanks to determined detective work and key information provided by community members.

Indianapolis

Woman found dead in her backyard in Indianapolis earlier this week, IMPD arrested the suspect just several hours later

Indianapolis, Indiana – A late-night call to police in Indianapolis quickly unfolded into a homicide investigation that authorities say moved forward rapidly thanks to...

March 15, 2026
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department joined forces with Marion County Probation to carry out Operation Future Impact, a coordinated initiative focused on reducing juvenile-related gun violence The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department joined forces with Marion County Probation to carry out Operation Future Impact, a coordinated initiative focused on reducing juvenile-related gun violence

Indianapolis

Indianapolis authorities seize firearms fentanyl cocaine and crack cocaine during citywide Operation Future Impact focused on protecting youth and neighborhoods

Indianapolis, Indiana – As students across Indianapolis begin their Spring Break, law enforcement agencies are stepping up efforts to keep neighborhoods safe and guide...

March 15, 2026

State news

Indiana is preparing to reopen a key lifeline for working families after months of strain in the state’s child care system. Indiana is preparing to reopen a key lifeline for working families after months of strain in the state’s child care system.

State news

Massive win for parents: Indiana reopens child care vouchers for 14,000 more kids, $200 million investment

Indiana – Indiana is preparing to reopen a key lifeline for working families after months of strain in the state’s child care system. This...

April 16, 2026
Indiana is taking another step toward reshaping its energy future, this time with one of the state’s most recognizable companies at the table. Indiana is taking another step toward reshaping its energy future, this time with one of the state’s most recognizable companies at the table.

State news

Indiana about to become America’s nuclear power capital: “Lower energy prices for Hoosier families”

Indiana – Indiana is taking another step toward reshaping its energy future, this time with one of the state’s most recognizable companies at the...

April 16, 2026
Indiana is moving to tighten protections for children in the digital world, with Gov. Mike Braun formally backing two new laws aimed at giving parents more control and increasing penalties for those who prey on minors online. Indiana is moving to tighten protections for children in the digital world, with Gov. Mike Braun formally backing two new laws aimed at giving parents more control and increasing penalties for those who prey on minors online.

State news

Indiana just gave moms and dads total control over kids’ social media accounts: “Crack down on predators and child exploitation”

Indianapolis, Indiana – Indiana is moving to tighten protections for children in the digital world, with Gov. Mike Braun formally backing two new laws...

April 2, 2026

Crime and safety

A years-long tax fraud operation run out of southern Indiana and nearby Louisville has ended with prison sentences for the two preparers at the center of it, after federal prosecutors said the scheme pumped out millions of dollars in refunds built on false information.

Crime and Safety

$15 million: Indiana scammers faked tuition at phantom schools to pocket millions in refunds

Indiana – A years-long tax fraud operation run out of southern Indiana and nearby Louisville has ended with prison sentences for the two preparers...

April 2, 2026
A series of federal prosecutions across southern Indiana has led to prison sentences for eleven convicted felons who were found in illegal possession of firearms A series of federal prosecutions across southern Indiana has led to prison sentences for eleven convicted felons who were found in illegal possession of firearms

Crime and Safety

23 weapons seized, 11 felons sentenced: Southern Indiana’s war on illegal guns just went nuclear

Indiana – A series of federal prosecutions across southern Indiana has led to prison sentences for eleven convicted felons who were found in illegal...

March 19, 2026
Ten people, from Indiana and New York, tied to a sprawling drug network that moved large quantities of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine go to prison Ten people, from Indiana and New York, tied to a sprawling drug network that moved large quantities of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine go to prison

Crime and Safety

“Major victory for law enforcement”: Ten people caught with 25,000 killer fentanyl pills, 108 kilos meth and firearms received hefty prison sentences

Indiana – Ten people, from Indiana and New York, tied to a sprawling drug network that moved large quantities of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine...

February 27, 2026
A 69-year-old New Jersey woman has been sentenced to federal prison after admitting she carried out a long-running fraud scheme that targeted several companies, including a food service operation in Indiana. A 69-year-old New Jersey woman has been sentenced to federal prison after admitting she carried out a long-running fraud scheme that targeted several companies, including a food service operation in Indiana.

Crime and Safety

Fake vendors, fake invoices, and a luxury shopping spree: NJ woman, master thief, steals half a million from companies in Indiana, now goes to prison

Indiana – A 69-year-old New Jersey woman has been sentenced to federal prison after admitting she carried out a long-running fraud scheme that targeted...

February 27, 2026