A new test project is putting freight trucks with automation technology on roads in Ohio and Indiana, with drivers still behind the wheel.

According to a state press release cited by WKRC Local 12, three trucks equipped with automated driving technology are now moving freight between Columbus and Indianapolis through a partnership ...

A Greenwood woman was arrested on several charges, including a Level 6 felony, following a high-speed traffic stop on State Road ...

A Martinsville man was incarcerated at the Lawrence County Jail last Thursday night following a high-speed traffic stop that led to multiple ...

Supercells expected to bring significant severe weather to parts of Michiana Tuesday evening and night ...

QB Keegan Croucher committed to play for Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss. Now, with Kiffin gone and powerhouse programs from the SEC ...