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Duke Energy is expanding its campaign to protect its nearly 8 million customers from utility-impostor scammers.

Duke Energy Indiana customers have reported scam attempts since the company

Your favorite state park might be closed Monday and Tuesday – here’s why.

The Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources is closing nearly twenty state parks and recreation areas on Monday and

Democratic State Representative Chris Chyung says he wants to lower the minimum age to serve in the legislature from 21 to 18.

Chyung and supporters of the bill presented their idea

A man accused of killing a Fishers police K-9 is being held on a 150-thousand dollar bond.

Richard Garrett Jr. appeared before a Hamilton County judge via video transmission yesterday, with

Ford Motor Company is recalling one of its best-selling vehicles over a safety issue.

The company says select 2019-20 F-150 pickup trucks have a positive battery-terminal fastener that might

Winter weather is already here and Hoosiers who struggle to pay their heating bills need to act now to ensure they aren’t left in the cold this winter.

The state’s disconnect

Fewer people are lighting up cigarettes in the U.S.

The CDC says smoking among adults hit an all-time low of 13-point-seven percent in 2018.

That’s a decline of about two-thirds

A propane shortage is prompting a regional emergency declaration that covers seven states, including Illinois.

Illinois Department of Agriculture Director John Sullivan says the shortage is

State health officials report a fourth death related to vaping.

The Indiana State Department of Health confirmed the death Thursday.

The first death was reported on September

There will be no new kickers for the Indianapolis Colts for the time being.

Head Coach Frank Reich saying in a Wednesday press conference that “Adam is our kicker.”

Reich