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- 1Supreme Court lets states use SAVE tool for citizenship checksβΌCITIZENSHIP STATUS: U.S. Supreme Court says Indiana and other states can use SAVE tool; critics cite voting barriers
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Indiana and other states may use the federal SAVE database to verify citizenship status, a decision welcomed by state officials as a way to safeguard election records. Critics warn the ruling could create barriers for eligible voters, particularly those whose citizenship documents are not readily matched in the system, and argue it risks wrongful purges of voter rolls.
- 2Colts Edge Chiefs in Week 2 NFL Highlight ReelβIndianapolis Colts vs Kansas City Chiefs Game Highlights | 2026 NFL Season Week 2
The Indianapolis Colts faced the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season, and the league's game highlights are drawing massive attention. Fans are watching, sharing and reacting to the key plays from the matchup as early-season storylines take shape around both teams.
- 3Bright Smile Dental Care of Fishers reports security breachβBright Smile Dental Care of Fishers notified of security breach
Bright Smile Dental Care, a dental practice in Fishers, Indiana, has notified patients of a security breach affecting its systems. The notification, reported by the Hamilton County Reporter, suggests patient information may have been exposed. Local residents are watching for details on what data was compromised and what steps affected patients should take.
- 4Stephanie White's 'humbled' jab beside Caitlin Clark sparks backlashβΌ'Never fly in the NBA...' Stephanie White's βhumbledβ jab next to Caitlin Clark draws major backlash
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White is facing major backlash after being quoted saying players 'never fly in the NBA' alongside star guard Caitlin Clark, in remarks framed as a 'humbled' jab. Critics have accused White of dismissing NBA players while elevating Clark, and the comment has ignited debate among basketball fans about the comparison between the WNBA and the NBA.
- 5Indiana home sales slowed in August amid higher mortgage ratesβΌIndiana home sales slowed in August, with lower prices but higher mortgage rates
Indiana's housing market cooled in August, with home sales slowing and median prices edging lower even as mortgage rates remained elevated. The combination of fewer transactions and softer prices suggests hesitant buyers and sellers, with high borrowing costs continuing to weigh on affordability across the state's residential market.
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Las Vegas Aces and Indiana Fever are set to meet in the WNBA playoffs, with attention on Aces star A'ja Wilson, who says she is focused despite a lingering back injury. She described her mindset as "still got a job to do" as the post-season begins, with the series shaping up as one of the talking points of the opening round.
- 7Locked-Out BP Workers Picket at Indiana RefineryβLocked Out BP Workers Picket Outside Indiana Refinery Amid Labor Contract Dispute
BP workers locked out of their jobs are picketing outside the company's refinery in Indiana amid a dispute over a new labor contract. The standoff between the oil major and its unionized workforce has halted normal operations for the affected employees, who are demanding better terms. The action adds to scrutiny of labor relations in the US energy sector.
- 8Lyft driver assaulted by passengers near Evansville churchβEPD: Lyft driver assaulted by passengers near Evansville church
Evansville police report that a Lyft driver was assaulted by passengers near a church in Evansville, Indiana. The incident was reported by local news outlet 14 News, which cited the Evansville Police Department. Details about the driver's condition, the passengers involved, and whether arrests have been made have not yet been released.
- 9Texans and Colts Meet in Week 3 Divisional MatchupβΌHouston Texans vs. Indianapolis Colts Week 3 Recap | NFL Daily
The Houston Texans faced the Indianapolis Colts in their Week 3 NFL game, an AFC South divisional clash covered in the league's daily recap. Divisional games early in the season carry extra weight for the standings, and fans of both teams are closely following how the rivalry is shaping up this year.
- 10Northwest Indiana man sentenced to 57 years in loud music murderβNorthwest Indiana man given 57 years in murder over loud music
A Northwest Indiana man has been sentenced to 57 years in prison for a murder sparked by a dispute over loud music, the Times of Northwest Indiana reports. The case has drawn attention for the seemingly trivial circumstances that led to a fatal confrontation and the lengthy sentence handed down.
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Kelly Oubre Jr. says Tyrese Haliburton played a part in his decision involving the Indiana Pacers, according to a report from Yahoo Sports. The comments suggest the Pacers star's influence factored into Oubre's thinking about joining the team, though details of what was decided or said have not been fully disclosed.
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The Indiana Fever are preparing for a playoff matchup against the Las Vegas Aces, the reigning WNBA champions. Coverage notes the spotlight on the Fever has never been brighter, with the sentiment that "everybody's watching" as the underdog Indiana side takes on the league's most dominant team in a high-stakes postseason series.
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A judge has ruled to restore funds that allow a solar program in Gary, Indiana to reopen. The decision returns money that had been cut, letting the community solar initiative move forward again. Details about the parties involved and the reasoning behind the initial funding cut remain limited, but the ruling is being reported as a win for solar access in the city.
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The Las Vegas Aces face the Indiana Fever in Game 1 of their WNBA playoff series, with the New York Post predicting Caitlin Clark and the Fever will push the reigning champions despite their underdog status. The matchup pits the league's most-watched young star against the recent champions, drawing wide attention from basketball fans.
- 15Hamilton County election board to reconsider vote centersβHamCo election board to reconsider vote centers. Here's when
The Hamilton County election board in Indiana will reconsider the issue of vote centers at an upcoming meeting, according to the Indianapolis Star. The decision could affect how and where residents cast their ballots in future elections. No further details about the board's reasoning or the meeting agenda were provided in the report.
- 16Indiana's Fourth Congressional District Draws 2026 Election AttentionβΌElection 2026: Indianaβs Fourth Congressional District Race
Attention is turning to Indiana's Fourth Congressional District ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Local coverage is framing the district as a race to watch, with voters and commentators beginning to weigh in on the contest. With candidates and campaign dynamics still taking shape, the seat is emerging as an early talking point in next year's election cycle.
- 17TradeWinds plans next expansion as services double since pandemicβPROGRESS | TradeWinds plans next expansion after services doubled since pandemic
Indiana-based disability services organization TradeWinds is preparing its next phase of growth after doubling its services since the pandemic. The organization, which supports people with disabilities, attributes the expansion to rising demand and recovery from COVID-era disruptions. It plans to broaden programs and capacity in the coming years.
- 18Sen. Banks proposes Grissom as U.S. Space Academy homeβSen. Banks calls for Grissom to be new U.S. Space Academy home
Sen. Jim Banks is calling for the new U.S. Space Academy to be located at Grissom in Indiana, pushing the state as the site for the federal space training institution. The proposal ties the academy to Indiana's aerospace heritage and Grissom's existing facilities, giving local officials and residents a reason to rally behind the bid.
- 19Colts debut 'Anvil Strike' alternate uniforms against TexansβColts' new uniforms: Indianapolis debut 'Anvil Strike' alternates vs. Texans
The Indianapolis Colts introduced their new 'Anvil Strike' alternate uniforms, wearing them for the first time in a game against the Houston Texans. The debut drew attention from sports outlets and fans discussing the team's fresh look, with reactions focusing on the design and its connection to the franchise's blacksmith heritage.
- 20Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin voter guide for 2026 midtermsβWhen is the midterm election? Register to vote, early voting, polling info for 2026 Election Day in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
ABC7 Chicago has published a guide to the 2026 US midterm elections for voters in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, covering when Election Day falls, how to register to vote, early voting periods, and polling place information. The explainer aims to help residents across the three states prepare for the November contests.
- 21Hispanic Business Council Supports Small Businesses in IndianapolisβΌHispanic Business Council Empowers Small Business Owners Across Indianapolis
The Hispanic Business Council is working to empower small business owners across Indianapolis, according to local coverage. The organization provides resources and support aimed at helping Hispanic entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses in the city. The effort highlights the growing role of Hispanic-owned businesses in Indianapolis's local economy.
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Indiana University Athletics has honored an athlete named Mathias for a record-breaking season, according to the headline. No further details about the sport, the records set, or the specific recognition are given, so the full story remains limited to this announcement of an award or tribute tied to an exceptional athletic performance.