Indiana News

Situated just across the river from Louisville is Clark County, Indiana. A rural area farmer encountered something wild in his cornfield in the middle of the growing season back in 2004. Despite his discovery not being crop circles, it was still a pretty wild find.

Do you have a green thumb but still sometimes struggle to maintain certain plants or vegetables in your garden? Tomatoes are such a mainstay in anyone's veggie garden but sometimes they can be a bit tricky to get to thrive. Here are some tips and tricks on how to prevent "catfacing" of your favorite produce item this growing season.

Another major retailer is closing stores after filing Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. This will leave Evansville's East side with another very large space to fill.

I don’t consider bats creepy, and I’m definitely not concerned that any might morph into dramatic fanged people. But I am concerned that you might not know exactly how amazing they really are. So let me be the dramatic one and start the countdown of my own creation.

See the massive Sasquatch carving at French Lick Cabins in Indiana. Witness the incredible process by Bear Hollow Wood Carvers in a captivating video.

Indiana State Senate passes a bill allowing voluntary firearm safety training for teachers, sparking debate on whether arming teachers will make schools safer.

A restoration project for the ages is set to take place in Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. The House of Tomorrow is now searching for an interested party to sign a 50-year lease as repairs are underway to preserve the history of this unique structure.

In Southern Indiana's Amish Country, this auction center is a total experience. Dinky's is not just a place to buy and sell items, but also a community gathering place where people can socialize, catch up with friends, and enjoy some tasty homemade baked goods.

Love the 812 is presenting a dress giveaway this year with the help of The Refuge Christian Church for all area teen girls who need a dress.

Plans also include a "transformational neighborhood development" complete with living and business spaces.

The Noblesville, Indiana Fire Department received a very curious call about some peculiar animals roaming about.

The committee is seeking individuals who are passionate about the mission of St. Jude to help organize the annual walk.