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An Indiana mother has been charged with reckless homicide after her child died in her bed after she fell asleep while breastfeeding. This comes almost a year after a similar incident occurred with another one of her children.

An Indiana mother has been charged with reckless homicide after her child died in her bed after she fell asleep while breastfeeding in October 2023. This comes after a similar incident occurred with another one of her children in 2020.

An Indiana mother has been charged with reckless homicide after her child died in her bed after she fell asleep while breastfeeding. This comes almost a year after a similar incident occurred with another one of her children.

INDIANA — Rural Hoosier Democrats are running for Statehouse to bring real solutions to their communities and more balanced voices to Indianapolis.  Phil Gift, Dan Skies, Trish Whitcomb, Kurtis Cummings, and Joe Swisher are campaigning to help working Hoosier families access childcare ...

INDIANAPOLIS — A Muncie man allegedly spat blood in a police officer’s eyes last week. According to court documents, police were called to the 4300 block of North Janney Avenue on a report of a domestic disturbance. When officers arrived at the scene, they located Caleb Beckwood in the backyard of his residence. As police […]

Dr. Jason Woodworth says it's important to go back to the basics

Dustin Garmon is charged with Theft, a Level 6 felony, and is scheduled for a jury trial on June 24..

“A rising tide will raise all boats,” said LaTasha Mardis, member of the executive committee and executive board as event chair with the Muncie/Delaware County Black Chamber of Commerce. Mardis said the metaphor illustrates the philosophy of the Black Chamber of Commerce: supporting Black-owned b

"You say Oscar Robertson, you're defining greatness," says Wayne Embry, Robertson's Hall of Fame teammate with the Cincinnati Royals.

The best places for watching April 8, 2024’s total eclipse of the sun in Indiana, its first since 1869 and the last until 2099—maps, eclipse times and the best festivals, camping, RV parks and events.