Last night, at approximately 6:51 PM, Indiana State Police troopers responded to a two-vehicle crash on southbound I-65 at the 232.8 mile marker. This location is approximately 2.8 miles north of Exit 230 (State Road 10). The crash involved a Semi Tractor/Trailer and a GMC Sierra. The southbound lanes of I-65 were shut down in this area for approximately 3 hours.
Master Trooper Russell T. Hayes is retiring from the Indiana State Police after serving the citizens of Indiana for more than 38 years.
The Indiana State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division (CVED) is responsible for enforcing both state and federal regulations on all commercial motor vehicles (CMV). Major tasks include conducting Safety Inspections, New Entrant Safety Audits, and Compliance Reviews to ensure compliance with equipment and hours-of-service regulations.
NIRPC to hold public comment period on an amendment to the 2026 – 2030 Transportation Improvement Program
INDOT Seeking Public Comment on the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) Amendment
Indiana health officials urge Hoosiers to protect themselves from tick bites as the weather warms up and tick activity increases across the state.
On Friday, April 10, 2026, at approximately 5:55 p.m., an Indiana State Trooper observed a sport motorcycle traveling at 95 mph in a posted 55 mph construction zone on I‑80 eastbound near the 8.7 mile-marker which is near the Grant St. exit.
St. Mary Medical Center is looking for volunteers 16 and older who have a passion for helping others.
Powers Health on Thursday became the first healthcare system in Indiana to use the SEISMIQ™ Intravascular Lithotripsy (IVL) system from Boston Scientific, an acoustic pressure wave therapy that supports physicians in treating patients with complex calcified peripheral artery disease (PAD).
Dr. Dean Ferrera, an interventional cardiologist at Powers Health, led the team in performing the procedure at Community Hospital in Munster.
We are so excited to announce the 2026 Community Media Award Honorees! These honorees and their commitment to authentic storytelling and community voice help shape the public square. They represent the best in Chicago journalism, media making, storytelling, and civic engagement; centering the lived experiences of our friends and neighbors.
Like Studs Terkel (shown in photo with bullhorn), who spent decades amplifying the voices of everyday people, these honorees understand that the most powerful stories emerge when we listen deeply to our communities.
