The Latest Breaking News from Indiana

A gunman used a deceptive four-word phrase to lure an Indiana judge and his wife before shooting them through their front door in a brazen Sunday afternoon attack.

Indiana is No. 1 in the final Associated Press Top 25 after finishing a 16-0 season with a victory over Miami in the College Football Playoff championship game

Indiana had only won 16 games over two seasons twice in 127 years.

The Hoosiers were the biggest laughingstock in college football for more than a century. Now they’re national champions.

Steven Meyer’s shooting comes months after two Minnesota lawmakers were shot and one state governor was targeted in an arson attack

Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza’s fourth-down touchdown run becomes the most iconic play in the team’s unbelievable romp to a 16–0 season capped by its first national championship.

The transfer portal has transformed the way college football teams build and rebuild their rosters, as evidenced by Indiana's emergence.

Ohio State, Notre Dame and Georgia look stacked for next season, while Indiana will need to reload after winning the title.

Miami’s Corey Hetherman and Indiana’s Bryant Haines worked together on Curt Cignetti’s James Madison staff. Now, they face off with a title on the line.

The Indiana coach has been showered with adulation in recent weeks.

The housing conversation in 2026 isn’t about guilt, pressure, or shaming anyone for loving their space. It’s about math. Loud, unavoidable, property-tax math. Across the country, homeowners are opening assessment letters that feel more like dares than notices, and many are realizing that staying put now comes with a price…