It started like most traffic stops on any given interstate. Indiana State Police Fort Wayne District Trooper Sam Waterhouse saw a speeding vehicle on I-69 in Auburn

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration says it is a result of changes made in President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act"

Mayor Sharon Tucker called the vote a disappointment and asked for donations to "help keep Fort Wayne moving forward together"

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It will stop the practice of sending ambulances to other facilities when hospitals are crowded

In celebration of National Library Card Sign-Up Month, ACPL is releasing a new batch of limited-edition library cards

Indiana is betting that the future of crop protection will be shaped not only in the field, but also in the laboratory-and an Israeli ag-biotech company is making the state its U.S. launch pad. IBI Ag, a

The federal government is widening its scrutiny of the U.S. beef industry-and this time, the investigation reaches all the way to the supermarket meat case. The U.S. Department of Justice announced Sept. 1 that its Antitrust Division

Cover crops are no longer an all-or-nothing proposition for many farmers-and a new national survey shows that flexibility may be one of the keys to expanding their use across U.S. agriculture. The 2026 National Cover Crop Report released

Dolly Parton's legacy is taking shape in cornfields across North America this fall, with 20 farms participating in the Get Lost With Dolly campaign. O...

Dolly Parton's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is being replaced after it was damaged just days after the country music legend's death at age 80. O...

Drake has put his own spin on one of 2026's biggest country hits. During a DJ set in Toronto on Aug. 31, the rapper previewed a remix of Ella Langley'...