Indiana lawmakers approved a billion dollars in taxpayer money for the stadium district infrastructure in late February

A semi crashed into two stopped vehicles in a construction zone

The move is saving drivers over 62 cents on every gallon of gas purchased

This time period, which runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, sees an increase in traffic on the roads and an increased number of both serious-injury and fatal crashes

The groups are working to address opioid use disorder and substance use disorder in Fort Wayne

A state score is above the national average

Weeks of relentless rain and repeated rounds of flooding are raising concerns across Hoosier farm country, where saturated fields, standing water and delayed fieldwork are threatening crop prospects for Indiana's corn and soybean producers. For many farmers,

A destructive, flesh-eating parasite has breached the United States southern border for the first time in six decades, prompting an aggressive federal response and sounding alarms across the American livestock sector. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

 As global corn markets become increasingly competitive, new research from Purdue University suggests that American corn farmers face a growing challenge from Brazil, where a unique production system is helping producers maintain a cost advantage despite

Morgan Wallen's Pittsburgh stop on his Still the Problem tour drew attention after video from the show appeared to show him taking a phone from a secu...

Morgan Wallen's June 6 concert in Pittsburgh was canceled because of severe weather concerns near Acrisure Stadium. The show was scheduled as the seco...

A packed crowd gathered for the second night of a major country music showcase, where Tucker Wetmore delivered a set that kept fans engaged from start...