Indiana Landmarks announced that it has a new president and CEO. According to officials, the new president and CEO is Brad M.

Indiana Landmarks announces that Brad M. Ward has been selected to become the organization’s next president and CEO. A Jasper ...

The new leader succeeds Marsh Davis, who is retiring after 37 years at Indiana Landmarks, including 19 years as CEO.

By Naja Woods Click here for updates on this story INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) — The author of a book shining a light on the Ku Klux Klan’s history in the Hoosier State spoke Thursday at the Madame Walker ...

Indiana Landmarks, the state's foremost historic preservation group, is relocating its Northwest Indiana Field Office from Gary's Miller neighborhood to a Valparaiso home it describes as a midcentury ...

Southern Indiana County's skyline is forever changed as the smokestacks and towers from the former Homer City Generating ...

Beth-El Zedeck was dedicated a century ago. Five people were arrested in Indianapolis for allegedly breaking into the city’s ...

The trespassers, who broke a glass door to enter the building, told police they were there to film a music video.The post Group arrested for breaking into historic Indiana synagogue ...

Attorney General Todd Rokita claims more coal power is needed for the United States to meet the huge energy needs of computer ...

Groups that still want to be in the ever-tightening draft of the next state budget — and those hoping not to get booted out — ...

It exudes an English vibe—right in the industrial heart of Northwest Indiana. Its neighborhood is like a time capsule that ...

For families interested in outdoor adventures, Corydon serves as an excellent base camp. Just minutes from downtown, you’ll ...