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Friday's editions of The Daily Clintonian were its last, publisher George Sonny Carey said. COVID-19 and the resulting lack of advertising revenue was the final straw, he said.

The announcement comes one week after the U.S. Supreme Court let stand rulings from three appeals courts that struck down bans on gay and lesbian marriages.

The UAW Local 1166 bargaining committee announced a tentative agreement in a blog post, saying that a ratification vote would be held Monday.

The Senate Democrats' proposal essentially adds four words to the list of people protected by the state civil rights law: "sexual orientation and gender identity."

A Fort Wayne-based medical software company says it's notifying patients of health care providers that their private information may have been exposed when networks were hacked. The company's clients include St. Francis Health Indianapolis.

Black bears are rarely seen in Indiana. In 2015, a black bear entered the state from Michigan, becoming the first black bear confirmed in Indiana since the 1870s, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

The communities of Angola/Fremont and Valparaiso in northern Indiana and Madison in southern Indiana are semifinalists for a $3 million prize in the America's Best Communities contest.

Two Democrats and two Republicans are angling to be the next representative for Indiana House District 72, after incumbent Rep. Ed Clere decided not to run for reelection.

Many of the new COVID-19 cases across the state are trending back to the 18- to 30-year-old group, Indiana State Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box said during a Wednesday news conference.

Indiana's total death toll has grown to 3,960, including confirmed and presumed coronavirus infections.