Indiana

I think we can admit that some of Michigan has been a little nutty throughout the pandemic.

Second-grade teacher Kelsey Pavelka made a plastic barrier with a shower curtain, tape, and Ziploc bags so she can hug her students and catch up with them on what they've been up to. Source: New York Post

Paul Lee from Indianapolis finished radiation for prostate cancer last November and recently recovered from coronavirus, too. His neighbors decided to throw him a parade to celebrate his remarkable recoveries. Source: WTHR

The fireworks violate federal standards.

A winged-manlike creature, like the infamous Point Pleasant Mothman has been sighted around Lake Michigan, and now in east-central Indiana near Muncie.

The experiments were successful with flights of up to 359 feet and as long as 14 seconds.

A justifiable accusation?

She's a ghostly apparition that's said to haunt the shores of Lake Michigan. Learn the legend of Diana of the Dunes.

The owners of Memories Pizza in Walkerton, Ind., near South Bend has taken a bold stance in the wake of the Indiana's new Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Walmart is a great place. You walk in there and you're walking out with just about anything you can imagine. Tires for your car?  Got 'em. A new stereo?  No problem. And in the case of this Muncie, Ind., Walmart, meth?  Yup!

Steve Anderson seems to be your average mechanic during the day. But once the stars align, the Indianapolis man turns into a whole different type of person, The Indianapolis Star reported.

This one will make you warm and fuzzy all over. While three-year-old Gracie Lynn Wilson was eating breakfast with her family at a Bob Evans restaurant in Evansville, Ind., she noticed someone she recognized sitting by themselves in a booth. It was Santa Claus!