Indianapolis News

Smack in the middle of the industrial/residential area west of the White River is a working man's bar that serves an unforgettable double cheeseburger.

Town officials have given their blessing to support a possible express bus service from Hendricks County to Downtown Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana reported its first swine-flu death Friday. The state Department of Health said a resident of Dearborn County in southeastern Indiana died from complications related to the pandemic H1N1 influenza.

The owner of a pair of pit bulls that mauled his Indianapolis neighbor was sentenced to two years in jail this afternoon for failing to properly restrain the animals.

A judge handed down a 10-year prison sentence today to a former Indianapolis police officer who helped two detectives steal drugs and money.

Tuition at Indiana University's law school in Bloomington could go up nearly 25 percent and other graduate programs might see double-digit increases as well.

HEI Hotels & Resorts , the nationa s fastest growing private owner/operator of hotel real estate, today announced the promotion of Jennifer Richards to general manager of the 221-room Hilton Indianapolis North in Indiana.

A ticket sold at an Indianapolis convenience store matched all six numbers drawn for Wednesday night's $5.5 million Hoosier Lotto jackpot.

A day after the Indiana Department of Child Services announced the start of a campaign warning parents about the dangers of sleeping in the same bed as their children, a sleeping Southeastside mother apparently rolled over on her 11-month-old daughter.

AirTran Airways says it's adding service to Indianapolis from Baltimore/Washington, as well as other routes.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is recruiting volunteers to help staff a September event in Indianapolis.

A postal carrier shot in the face by a fleeing bank robber in Indianapolis has undergone surgery to rebuild part of his right eye socket and shattered cheekbone.

Indianapolis - Gov. Mitch Daniels has named several new appointments to college boards, replacing members whose terms expired.

The Indiana Department of Correction expects to gain more than 2,000 beds for inmates by shifting programs and hundreds of prisoners to different locations.

On Monday, police were dispatched to check the welfare of a child on North Holmes Avenue.

The passenger of a SUV was fatally injured in an early morning traffic accident on the Far Northside.

President Barack Obama is nominating former Bloomington Mayor John Fernandez for a senior position in the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Franklin College filed a federal lawsuit Monday against Franklin University to stop the Ohio institution, which is opening a location in the Castleton area on the Northeastside, from using confusing images in its advertising.

Indiana University could raise tuition more than 4 percent each of the next two school years.

The Indianapolis Airport Authority plans to sell thousands of items from its old passenger terminal during an auction next month.