Lawrence Community Park will host a Free Grocery Giveaway on June 4, facilitated by local authorities to address food insecurity, with no registration required for participants.

The Atlanta Dream narrowly defeated the Indiana Fever 91-90, despite a robust effort by Fever's Caitlin Clark. The game highlighted Clark's record-tying performance and the Fever's resilient comeback from a 14-point deficit.

Hamilton County is accepting applications for its 2026 non-profit grant program focused on supporting local organizations aligned with county objectives.

The National Weather Service forecasts a gloomy day for Indianapolis with scattered showers, a high near 60°F, and gusty winds. Clearer skies and cooler temperatures expected tonight.

The City of Bloomington is promoting the Indiana Energy Saver program to help residents cut utility costs through rebates for energy-efficient home upgrades and appliance purchases.

Oscar Mayer will host the first-ever Wienie 500 race featuring Wienermobiles at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 23, which will be livestreamed and includes a DraftKings betting pool.

5-year-old Zara Arnold died after a fall at home; her father, Zachary Arnold, faces neglect and murder charges. The community mourns, and IMPD seeks public assistance for justice.

Indiana students Bennett Nedden and Quinn Keegan learn about the legislative process by participating in the Indiana House Page Program, hosted by State Rep. Kyle Pierce.

Indiana observes National Military Appreciation Month, offering resources for veterans, such as free legal services, financial aid, and crisis support, alongside a National Moment of Remembrance on Memorial Day.

A man in Indianapolis died after being hit by a vehicle during an attempted robbery; his death is ruled a homicide, with an ongoing investigation and no arrests yet.

Richmond Police Department arrested several individuals in a sting operation targeting sex buyers on East Main Street, as part of efforts to combat exploitation and illegal activities.

Indianapolis weather forecast anticipates a sunny day with a high of 76, followed by a clear night and a low of 51. Showers and potential storms expected Monday night into Tuesday.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing on June 2, 2025, to discuss City Charter amendments, with multiple ways to participate and provide input.