As fall begins, Hoosiers are soaking up the last weeks of warmer weather. Whether it’s hikes through our state parks, catching a game at Lucas Oil Stadium, or spending weekends ...

Purchasing a home is one of the biggest investments you'll make, and it’s essential to ensure the property is in good condition before committing to the purchase.

Community-minded Hoosiers can also find opportunities to help preserve our local waterways and streams by joining cleanup ...

A last-minute attempt by the residents of the Cascade Acres mobile home park to stop the sale of the park to a private equity ...

Inspectors say things like structural issues, roof failure, and mold could lead to major, and expensive, problems down the line.

As millions of Americans get ready to hit the road for Labor Day weekend, some rental car companies are deploying artificial intelligence scanners to look for damage — and it may lead to more ...

Confiscated guns are displayed on a table at a public safety news conference at City Hall in New York City on June 3. In a recent study, researchers found more pediatric firearm deaths in states with ...

LISBON — A revised board order will be issued against the owner of a Rogers property for a septic nuisance, with a requirement to secure an EPA permit within 30 days related to replacement of the ...

MARSHALL COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - It was a packed house on Wednesday night at the Marshall County Building. The topic that brought the crowd: the debate over sticking with septic or switching to sewers.

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SANDPOINT – A man from San Diego thought in 2022 that he’d finally ended his five-year quest to find a second home that would eventually become his full-time residence. The small Mountain Homestead ...

A formal complaint by a member of the Oklahoma State Board of Education prompted the state to investigate whether a television in state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters’ office displayed images of ...