Indiana

Carlette Duffy had a white friend pose as her brother after two appraisals valued her home at little more than she had purchased it for.

Kalen Hart and Lendon Byram were en route to the Hamilton Heights High School prom in Indiana when they crashed into another vehicle.

Two men were seen on CCTV purchasing a hacksaw, a knife, tarps and other items from a homeware store days before Shane Nguyen was found.

Nguyen's body was found dismembered in the back of his own van in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on April 25, two days after he was reported missing by family and friends

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has sued his state's Legislature on the basis of its "usurping" his powers as governor.

A case of the munchies got two criminals in trouble after they attempted not once, but twice to score a free breakfast at Denny's.

The President's order applies to the White House, U.S, embassies, military bases and naval stations.

"Blacks captured and sold blacks as slaves," Indiana state Rep. Jim Lucas, a Republican, said during a recent exchange with a Black surgeon on Facebook. "Slavery is vile and repugnant, but has, and is tragically a way of humanity."

Joseph Edward Duncan was sentenced to death for murdering members of the Grone family and was given life sentences for the murder of 10-year-old Anthony Martinez.

The Church of the Ku Klux Klan plans to hold a "White Unity Meet & Greet" on private land in Auburn on April 3.

Malik Halfacre, the suspect, is believed to have taken 6-month-old Malia Halfacre from the scene of a quadruple homicide in Indianapolis, police said.

Buster Hernandez, 29, will be placed on a lifetime of supervised release if he is ever set free following his 75-year sentence for "sextortion" crimes against 375 underage victims and making bomb threats. He also was known as "Brian Kil."

Teachers trying to get on vaccine standby lists were suddenly bumped down, only to find that smokers took higher priority.

The inmate at the Michigan City Prison faces several preliminary charges, including murder, as the investigation continues.

Michigan has not had a stay-at-home order since May last year and indoor dining has resumed in restaurants.

Additional measures would include a ban on virtual prescriptions of the abortion pill and the reduction of permitted post-fertilization access from nine to eight weeks.

FBI agents used DNA evidence to bring charges against a Tennessee man who is suspected of having shot and killed a mother and her 4-year-old daughter nearly three decades ago.

Also, seven national brands are not in either top 25 after Kansas fell from the rankings for the first time in 12 years.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was initially called out after a report of a possible intoxicated driver.

Tributes have poured in for 19-year-old Isaiah Mays who "took life by the horns" and was close to gaining his high school diploma.

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested after the bodies of five people, including a 13-year-old girl and a pregnant woman, were found at an Indianapolis home on Sunday.

Trillions of the bugs are due to emerge in parts of the country this spring.

Currently the vaccine is available for appointments at select stores in Indiana, Massachusetts, New York and Puerto Rico.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating what it's called the city's "largest mass casualty shooting in more than a decade."

The former vice president served as governor of Indiana before joining the Republican presidential ticket.

John Keown, 72, was booked into Vanderburgh County Jail after facing the choice of arrest or going back onto the streets when he refused to leave a hospital.

Young said he will uphold his constitutional duty to vote to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election even though he wished President Donald Trump won re-election.

A handful of states in the Midwest, Northeast and the southwest reported the highest number of coronavirus deaths per 100,000 people.

"Despite doing their best to take precautions, they all became sick and things progressed so quickly," family member Mariah Applegate told Newsweek.

Corey Johnson and Dustin Higgs, both federal death row inmates scheduled to be executed next month, tested positive for COVID-19 this week.