Toyota Indiana Marks 30 Years of Growth in Princeton
Toyota Indiana is celebrating 30 years in Princeton with millions invested, 8 million vehicles built, and new grants supporting southwest Indiana communities.
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New Indiana Law Lowers Driving Age Starting July 1
Indiana is lowering the driving age to 16, but teens will still need to meet several requirements before getting licensed.
Indiana Just Passed A Law About The Penny
Indiana just passed a law explaining how cash purchases will be rounded as the penny disappears from circulation.
Indiana Just Changed The Rules On Saving Pets From Cars
Indiana’s new law changes what bystanders can do if they need to break into a locked vehicle to rescue an animal in imminent danger.
FEMA Approves Millions For Indiana Recovery
FEMA has approved more than $4 million to help Indiana communities recover from severe storms, flooding, and tornado damage from Spring 2025.
Indiana Farm Home to Largest Swamp Chestnut Oak in America
A Southern Indiana family is being recognized for caring for the nation’s largest swamp chestnut oak, a rare tree measuring 95 feet tall.
Experts Warn EPA Rollback Could Harm Indiana’s Air and Water
Critics say ending the 2009 rule will worsen pollution and harm public health across Indiana and beyond.
IN Governor Extends Disaster Declaration Totaling 35 Counties
Indiana's Governor declares a State of Emergency for 35 counties due to flooding, yet Vanderburgh County stands alone—what's the story there?