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Amelia Earhart search team says object in satellite image was likely trees, not plane wreckage. Colts fire longtime GM Chris Ballard after second-half collapse Sunday. Gov. Braun visits Bloomington to talk about the state economy and defend his position on data centers.

Hundreds gathered Saturday at the Allen County Courthouse Green for No Kings: Vote Early. Changes to Medicaid coverage could disrupt services for people in addiction treatment programs. A federal program in Indiana helps qualified households keep the heat on in the winter season.

Saturday's No Kings event in Fort Wayne is designed to get out the vote, ahead of the midterms. A new survey shows a record number of Hoosiers plan to vote this November. A lawsuit aims to push the Indiana Election Commission to meet and consider campaign contribution questions.

Lawmakers clash over childcare funding. Voters in Northeast Indiana weigh in on inland casino gambling. Gov. Braun says he'll consider new information pertaining to the case of a man on death row.

Indiana Farm Bureau wants lawmakers to increase agricultural funding and make property-tax changes. Two ordinances designed to slow the pace of data center development in Fort Wayne failed at City Council Tuesday night.

Indiana Farm Bureau wants lawmakers to increase agricultural funding and make property-tax changes. Two ordinances designed to slow the pace of data center development in Fort Wayne failed at City Council Tuesday night. Nearly 60,000 Hoosiers have applied for assistance since August’s severe storms.

A report from Purdue University shows farm fatality deaths are on the decline. A former postal worker pleads guilty to stealing checks from Indianapolis residents.

The city of Indianapolis has placed a moratorium on new data centers through 2027 and has created a related committee. Indiana’s attorney general launches investigations into two groups. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education plans to restore performance funding.

Sec. of State candidates debate election security, office integrity and voter turnout. A new statewide initiative aims to find out how to create more vibrant communities. Endorsements for Secretary of State candidates roll in ahead of November mid-terms.

Former Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann endorses Lincoln Party candidate Greg Ballard. Muncie City Council votes no on “In God We Trust” vehicle decal proposal Monday night. A Louisville woman held for ICE in the Clark County jail for eight weeks has been released.