INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Eric J. Holcomb is directing flags at state facilities in Jennings County be flown at half-staff to honor Lance Cpl. Jacky Ray Koenig Jr. who recently passed away during training while stationed in Okinawa, Japan. Flags should be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on the …
Read More »Indiana’s trout stream season opens Saturday
The 2017 Indiana trout stream season opens this Saturday, April 29, at 6 a.m. local time and runs through Dec. 31. By Saturday morning, DNR fisheries personnel will have stocked nearly 22,000 rainbow trout in 17 streams across the state. The trout are produced at DNR’s Curtis Creek Trout Rearing …
Read More »Campers at DNR properties should remember firewood rule
With the arrival of camping season, visitors to DNR properties should brush up on the DNR firewood rule. The rule helps protect Indiana’s trees from the 140 known pests and pathogens that currently affect forests as well as pests we don’t know about yet. Several pests and pathogens are transported …
Read More »Why Use Seat belts? Because They Save Lives!
Indiana- We’ve heard the excuses. They wrinkle my clothes. It doesn’t fit me right. If my car is on fire after a crash I don’t want to be trapped in a seat belt. I wasn’t traveling that far. Troopers that have worked the road for even a short period of …
Read More »Hendricks Co. Brothers Cited for Excessive Speed, One Says He Will Tell Mom on the Other
Hendricks County-An Indiana State Police Trooper cited two brothers from Pittsboro, IN. for excessive speed and other violations, just days apart and at nearly the same location. On Friday afternoon April 14 around 4:01, Master Trooper Don Farris was patrolling Interstate 74 near Pittsboro when he noticed a gray vehicle …
Read More »*UPDATE* Identity of the Three Other I-70 Crash Victims Released
*UPDATE 2* 17 year old Kristopher Church of Indianapolis remains in critical condition at Eskenazi Hospital. 19 year old Michael Blackmore of Indianapolis is in serious but stable condition at Methodist Hospital. 18 year old Olivia Evans of Indianapolis is in serious but stable condition at Methodist Hospital. All three …
Read More »Clamping down on illegal grass carp sales in Indiana
Thanks to the proactive work of state and federal law enforcement professionals, an Arkansas-based live fish distributor is no longer illegally transporting and selling nonnative grass carp in Indiana. Following complaints from concerned parties, conservation officers within the investigation section of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources worked closely with …
Read More »REWARD OFFERED IN BALD EAGLE CASE
We are working to close a case involving the shooting of an American bald eagle in Indiana and we need your help. We are seeking information regarding an eagle that was found shot and left for dead in northwest Boone County in March. On March 27 2017, a three year-old …
Read More »Trooper Brian Snyder Returns to Duty 4 Years After Being Struck Along I-65 in Johnson County
Indianapolis, IN – After nine grueling surgeries, Master Trooper Brian Snyder has returned to full police duty. His desire to return to the career he loves kept him motivated through the four years of multiple surgeries. In the early morning hours of March 6th, 2013 Trooper Snyder was investigating a crash …
Read More »Celebrate National Volunteer Week at Indiana State Parks
From maintaining trails to helping in a nature center, Hoosiers can celebrate National Volunteer Week, April 23-29, by donating their time and talent to Indiana’s state parks. “Volunteering gives you a sense of accomplishment,” said Jody Heaston, volunteer coordinator for DNR Division of State Parks. “You know you are helping …
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