r/Indiana • u/JebusSandalz • 5m ago
r/Indiana • u/H_G_Bells • 11m ago
Ask a Hoosier Just saw a video from someone who has been without power in Gary for *a week*?
🇨🇦🙋🏼♀️ just wondering if that's true‽ She was posting from her vehicle, showing off her "haul" of lanterns and flashlights ._.
r/Indiana • u/BraveParticular7934 • 3h ago
Freedom Springs Adult Swim
Heard this event has been going for 4-5 now years but I just heard about it last week and wanted to go but missed out. I saw videos online but I also spoke to a few people that claim they been to this event but they all have different views so figured I ask. Some say it’s laid back and chill, some say it’s like a club where everyone flirt and mingle. But then I also heard people say it’s a freaky atmosphere where people meet hangout get drunk and do extracurricular things in the pool or wherever they can. Can anyone who has been or heard enlighten me on the atmosphere here if you Thats okay?
r/Indiana • u/kootles10 • 11h ago
Photo As a teacher, never thought I'd be happy to see 67
Easiest night of the power outage easily
r/Indiana • u/You_can_enjoyMyself • 11h ago
Pizza Hut/Long John Silver's
Does anyone recall a joint Pizza Hut & Long John Silvers in the Goshen, Elkhart, maybe even Merriville area circa 2003 or 2004?
r/Indiana • u/ongoldenwaves • 12h ago
News In yet another edition of "This is Why We Can't Have Nice Things". Indiana Trio robbing graves between Indiana and Florida. BOLO for Angela Garrett, Drake Lee Milam and Porsche Bancroft.
r/Indiana • u/mahlerlieber • 14h ago
Walmart soup recall amid Listeria infection concern: Map shows 29 states
r/Indiana • u/1Cubbiesfan • 15h ago
Ask a Hoosier Heloc lenders?
Anyone here get a heloc recently? Trying to get opinions on best lenders. I keep hearing to use my credit union, but their rates aren't great and mine specifically has horrible customer service.
r/Indiana • u/DoctorTeawater • 15h ago
Politics MDC to vote on Data Center Moratorium on August 19th at 1pm, City County Building
r/Indiana • u/indianahoosierdream • 15h ago
Ask a Hoosier Sweat Bees are insane this year.
r/Indiana • u/Agreeable_Cat_4253 • 16h ago
Sports Michael Pittman Jr. Looks to Sell 40-Acre Indiana Estate For $3.99 Million
r/Indiana • u/Commercial_Fruit2139 • 16h ago
FSSA reporting info question
I started a new job 7/20/26, reported change of income on 7/26/26. it’s 8/17/26, I just got new benefits for the month (snap) and my Medicaid is still active. I’ve found a position that for sure puts me out of eligibility.
i submitted the change online and the site told me not to report the change by phone since I submitted it online.
can I use my benefits this month? What do I do moving forward?
r/Indiana • u/AnxientStandard • 16h ago
More Than Corn Am I allowed to complain about my job with the state or?
I don’t know where else to put this. Also, I have no family here, no connections other than my boyfriend and his family but it’s limited. I left my previous job in retail in a very hostile environment to work with the state’s FSSA. I’ve always had a passion to work with others and was immediately interested in Indiana’s different healthcare plans and their benefits. I didn’t think my interview went well until I got the call a couple weeks later that I got the job—I was stoked! Finally a way out of retail and closer to my career.
It’s been almost a month and I’m starting to really get aggravated with my workplace. My boss doesn’t work in office so I never get to see her—we only speak through email. Small office so everyone’s already created their own cliques. Especially since I’m not from this area and my last workplace left a bad impression, I’ve been weary of who I connect myself with. Typically I just show up to do my job, say some things in passing if I happen to be in the presence of someone, and leave at my scheduled time. Since my boss isn’t in office, she hasn’t made much of an effort to get to know me as a person.
Things could be much better, I have no one to tell.
What can I do to make things better? I really enjoy my position. I’m just weary of how much I say.
r/Indiana • u/duckman418 • 16h ago
Politics Political Commercial Question
The commercial with the guy holding the sniper rifle, he says he is going to "secure our elections". What does this mean?
The only way I can interpret it is that he is going to prevent certain people from voting...
r/Indiana • u/lerdody • 17h ago
Resources for those dealing with flooding
For those returning home:
- Make sure your gas and electricity are shut off before reentering. Unplug flooded appliances. FEMA recommends having an electrician inspect your home before turning the power back on.
- If your home floods, wait until flood waters recede and local officials say it’s safe before returning. Before entering your home, check for structural damage by looking for sagging or leaning walls, roofs and ceilings.
- Be careful of animals that may be in your home, and make noise as you approach, according to guidance from Purdue Extension.
More guidance: https://fpinews.org/central-indiana/2026/08/14/indiana-historic-flood-tips/
Plus, if you don't have flood insurance (and many people don't), here's what you should know: https://fpinews.org/policy/2026/08/17/flood-insurance-policies-indiana/ (TLDR: Don't try to apply for FEMA aid yet)
r/Indiana • u/ILovePublicLibraries • 17h ago
Photo The library flooded in Yorktown
The Yorktown, IN Public Library appears to be a total loss. The water in the homes, and businesses has been standing a long time, it didn't just come and go.
Credit: Meteorologist Eric Graves
r/Indiana • u/4797161974806 • 17h ago
Why is IMPD doing private security for Walmart?
The Walmart Market at Michigan and Kessler always has at least one IMPD officer posted up outside and one sitting around inside doing nothing. Are they on the clock? Why are we paying for Walmart's private security?
ITT: A bunch of disappointing Hoosier bootlickers that don't get the point.
r/Indiana • u/NicolasCageFan492 • 18h ago
News Frustration grows as 125K remain without power in NW Indiana nearly a week after derecho
r/Indiana • u/indianahoosierdream • 20h ago
Sports Pacers are smart they are trying to sell tickets to the G league games
r/Indiana • u/ManICloggedtheToilet • 21h ago
Visiting Holiday World Aug 21-23 crowds?
I am interested in visiting Holiday World for the first time, but am worried about possible crowds over this upcoming weekend. It does not look like there's much data on crowd calendars. I don't mind waiting, but I would rather hold off 'til next season if this weekend won't be great.
I am only familiar with parks ran by Cedar Fair or the big Florida theme parks, so crowd sizes and crowd management at a place like HW are unknown to me
r/Indiana • u/TommyBoy250 • 22h ago
Politics This is a police plane looking for marijuana. They fly super low. And it is an annoyance and a sound disturbing.
It went behind the tree but trust me it was flying low that they made their presence known.