Autographed guitars from the Rolling Stones, the Eagles, Keith Urban, Carlos Santana, Pearl Jam, and others will be auctioned off in Indianapolis.

An Indianapolis power company will install 26 charging stations at three locations to accommodate the city's plan to transition to electric/hybrid plug-in vehicles for non-emergency use.

Winter rain and snow have brought most of the Hoosier state back to normal moisture levels for the year, replenishing the soil from the summer drought.

Two people have been arrested for attempting to steel scrap metal from a railroad company in Marshall County.

The company has announced plans to upgrade all of their natural gas and electric meters.

St. Joseph County announced five finalists to fill an upcoming judicial vacancy.

Numerous Indiana lawmakers and staff members are wearing sneakers around the Statehouse as part of the Coaches vs. Cancer activity sponsored by the American Cancer Society.

Two Republican lawmakers are looking for a new way to keep registered sex offenders off social media one week after a federal appeals court found a previous ban unconstitutional.

The Indiana State Climate Office says unseasonable warmth and rain this month has eliminated most of the remaining drought in Indiana.

A trial date has been schedule for Damian Boyd, charged with the shooting deaths of two people.

We have new information about the deadly ultralight plane crash in Niles on Saturday. Michigan State Police say the FAA is no longer involved in the investigation. In fact, the FAA investigation is over as of right now.

The Indiana House has approved a bill that would shorten the time that school districts must hold onto vacant buildings in case a charter school operator wanted to move into the building.

Police arrested a man suspected to have robbed an Elkhart credit union last week.

After a long and trying search to fill the position of South Bend Police Chief, a decision has been made and the candidate will be sworn in this Wednesday.

Commuters traveling on the South Shore train line to Chicago faced delays Monday morning when service was temporarily suspended due to a derailment in Michigan City.

The father of a South Bend city councilman may have to go to trial if his case is not resolved by the end of next month.

Indiana lawmakers are again taking up a proposed state constitutional amendment that would guarantee the right of residents to hunt, fish and farm.

Northern Indiana's South Shore commuter rail line has suspended nearly all of its trains following a derailment at the commuter line's Michigan City rail yard.

A Winona Lake man has been arrested following a weekend high-speed chase.

A local retailer is encouraging the community to channel their artistic sides and sign up for one of its classes.

Kate Chappell is live at the Kroc Center to see a year in review and hear what to look forward to.

Indiana employers are weighing their options as they face new requirements to offer workers health benefits under the federal health care overhaul.

A new crematory to be built in Fort Wayne could lower the costs of funerals in northeastern Indiana.

The Indiana State Board of Animal Health has lifted a testing requirement meant to curb instances of an equine disease.

A quick response from local fire crews put out a fire at Saint Mary's College almost before it started.