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During the coronavirus pandemic, domestic violence cases have increased.

Melissa Iannuzzi with the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence says that the number of deaths related to

All Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) branches are closed beginning Saturday, Oct. 10 in observance of the Columbus Day holiday.

Branches resume regularly scheduled business hours on

Gasoline demand “inexplicably rose” last week, which means prices could be going up soon, says GasBuddy.

“While we have no direct reasoning for the rebound, five of seven days last

Hoosiers impacted by the 2017 Equifax data breach can now file a claim online to receive compensation.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill on Monday announced the launch of

It’s not just wipes and toilet paper in short supply due to the pandemic. Homebuilders are finding a shortage of lumber.

Indiana classified construction as an essential industry when

Governor Eric Holcomb said he would consider another stay at home order if the data concerning the coronavirus says it would be prudent.

Holcomb also said he believes the pushback on the

We are just two months away from the when state lawmakers convene the 2021 legislative session in Indianapolis.

It’s still not clear if the session will be convened inside the Indiana

A man is accused of attacking a child because of his cat.

Kenneth Washburn of Randolph County was arrested after a witness told police that he choked and beat a little girl that violated his

The ACLU is suing on behalf of a man who lost an eye after being hit with a tear gas canister during a protest in Fort Wayne.

21-year-old Balin Brake sustained that injury in May when

University of Notre Dame President Reverend John Jenkins, who attended the Supreme Court nomination ceremony at the White House, has tested positive for COVID-19.

Jenkins was present at Amy