GOSHEN — Knee-deep water in Alan Hamlet’s basement in South Bend last year was a sign that some would attribute to climate change.

Much like Captain Ahab, the central character in Herman Melville’s novel “Moby-Dick,” local artist Gilbert Wilson also had a lifelong goal. On Sunday, the completion of that goal was celebrated at the Swope Art Museum.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed to Indiana health officials that a person in Elkhart County contracted eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, a rare virus transmitted by mosquitoes. The patient died as a result of the infection. The identity of the person was not revealed.

Logansport was not Mike Anderson’s hometown. However, the city will likely bear the imprint of his generosity for decades to come.

LOUISVILLE — Perhaps nothing is more representative of the barbaric capabilities of mankind than the extermination of six million Jewish people during the Holocaust.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was sanctioned about 30 years ago in a bid to protect people with disabilities against discrimination, especially in telecommunications, and employment. The guidelines have already been enforced in most areas. For instance, organizations should assign accessible parking spaces to people with disabilities.

The Indiana State University board of trustees voted Friday to close Lincoln Quad residence hall at the end of the 2019-20 academic year and proceed with demolition.

Imagine a place where a little girl’s giggle can raise every hair on your arm, a maze of terror where nightmares live and ear-piercing shrieks — mostly your own — fill the air.

Beth Henderson announced her candidacy Friday for Congress in Indiana's 5th District.

The new owner of the Mounds Mall has purchased the movie theater located in the iconic building.