INDIANAPOLIS -- Officials with Indiana Senate Republicans told FOX59/CBS4 that there aren't enough votes at this time to move forward with redistricting. According to a statement provided to FOX59/CBS4 on Wednesday with the Senate Majority's Communications Office, officials said "the votes aren't there for redistricting." On Wednesday, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun commented on the recent [...]

INDIANAPOLIS -- As the government shutdown extends into its third week, the USDA has asked all state agencies to hold off on the process of issuing November benefits. That includes the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA)—putting roughly 580,000 Hoosiers at risk. Food security advocates had warned for the last several weeks that Hoosiers [...]

INDIANAPOLIS -- This year has brought many changes in politics, including a new president, a new governor for the state of Indiana, as well as many new leaders in cities across the state. As the year nears its end, FOX59/CBS4 wants to give you the opportunity to ask state and local leaders about what's happened [...]

INDIANAPOLIS -- President Donald Trump is weighing in on Indiana's redistricting conversation. In a conversation first reported by the New York Times and Politico, FOX59/CBS4 confirmed that Trump invited Indiana Senate Republicans to participate in a phone call surrounding redistricting on Friday, where he encouraged lawmakers on the topic. According to previous reports, federal officials [...]

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Department of Public Works announced on Wednesday night that they have reached a settlement with AES Indiana that will "save millions of dollars for taxpayers." According to a press release from Indy DPW officials, Indiana AES announced in June that it was seeking a rate change from the Indiana Utility Regulatory [...]

INDIANAPOLIS — An interim public health study committee unanimously passed several recommendations on Wednesday to improve the state’s water safety curriculum next year. The recommendations for the General Assembly to consider next session included establishing grade-specific video modules and encouraging optional partnerships between schools and groups like the YMCA and USA Swimming. According to the [...]

Indiana continued its unbeaten season Saturday, crushing UCLA 56–6 before a sold-out Memorial Stadium crowd and a national Big Noon Kickoff audience on Fox.

The properties are located on land connected to the more than 800-acre Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve. One of them is on 61 acres donated by Bill and Kathleen Oliver last summer. And the other wetland sits on the 644-acre Sam Shine Foundation Preserve.

Hazing on three days at Alpha Epsilon Pi was reported to have caused three injuries requiring medical attention.

State Secretary of Commerce David Adams is optimistic about South Central Indiana’s economic outlook, partly thanks to Indiana University.

The undefeated Hoosiers are 25.5-point favorites.

IUPD received a report that at least two individuals were hospitalized from injuries in a hazing incident.

Cindy Hoye, who has led the Indiana State Fair Commission since 2004, will step down in 2026 after a nearly 40-year career with the organization. In a Thursday announcement, the commission praised Hoye’s “visionary service” and credited her with re-shaping the fairgrounds and state fair “into what (they) are today.” “(Hoye’s) remarkable tenure leaves behind […]

Writing and editing for The Post, the student newspaper at Ohio University, is what made me the journalist I am today. Watching what is happening to student journalism in Indiana is devastating. Moves at the state’s two flagships, Purdue University and Indiana University, show that college news media is in jeopardy. Students learn the basics […]

WASHINGTON — Workers this week demolished the East Wing of the White House, originally built in 1942, to make room for construction of a ballroom that President Donald Trump had said wouldn’t impact the building.  White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the roughly $300 million project during a Thursday briefing, saying it is the […]

New body camera footage released by Michigan City police shows what unfolded the night Republican Indiana Sen. Mike Bohacek was stopped and ultimately driven home — rather than booked into jail — after a January traffic stop that later led to his drunk driving arrest. The roughly two-hour video, obtained by the Indiana Capital Chronicle […]

The commission was manned only by Hoosier members as it took testimony on the possible absorption of secessionist Illinois counties.

Too many kids slip through the cracks in our classrooms. That’s a hard statement, but it’s true. Absenteeism is a significant problem; students lose interest as they advance through school, and nationwide scores in reading and math remain stubbornly low. In 2024, the Nation’s Report Card revealed that just 22% of 12th graders reached proficiency […]

Columbus-based Toyota Material Handling North America has announced a strategic investment in Advanced Charging Technologies, a forklift battery and charging company headquartered in Fountain Valley, California.

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The Venture Club of Indiana has selected Almera Mahmood as its new executive director. Mahmood previously held leadership positions at Indianapolis-based consulting firm Prolific, including chief strategy officer and chief financial officer.

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Fishers-based tech firm Arrive AI Inc. is suing a former consultant whom it accuses of sabotaging the company’s efforts to sign a deal with a leading logistics company.

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Judges, mentors, legal professionals, and loved ones gathered at the Indiana Convention Center Friday morning to celebrate the admission of about 300 new attorneys into the Indiana bar.

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The Starke County Parks Board said the funding, which will be dispersed over a 15-year period, will help fund electrical improvements, maintenance and future projects across the park system.

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Many are debating whether attending college remains a good choice for students, especially with the changes in available funding resources and student loan repayment plans. But what do current students […]

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I remember that bus ride from Indianapolis to Philadelphia like it was yesterday. It was Oct. 25, 1997, the night before the Million Woman March. A group of us mothers, […]

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A 2025 NBA Championship banner was not hanging in the rafters of. Still, for three hours and 13 minutes on Oct. 23, it was June all over again. The only […]

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We are a little more than halfway through the first month of the final quarter of the year. Read that again if we have to and as we do, take […]

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The Spirit & Place Festival, one of Indianapolis’s most anticipated annual traditions, is celebrating its 30th year by inviting the community to explore the theme of Nature. From Nov. 6–16, 2025, […]

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