Patchy fog this morning, then scattered showers and storms with a high near 86°F. Expect reduced visibility and spotty downpours this afternoon.

Three young people were injured near Sarah T. Bolton Park after Friday's fireworks; police say injuries are non‑life‑threatening and are asking for tips.

Two juveniles were detained after one reportedly fired a single round near Patterson and Lafayette; a firearm was recovered and one teen was taken to juvenile custody.

Court documents say 43-year-old Antonio Lee was charged with attempted murder after a south-side shooting captured on video following an alleged overdose.

Thirteen people — including six juveniles — were arrested after search warrants in Indianapolis and Greenwood; police say guns, ammo, phones and marijuana vapes were seized.

A Franklin County jury convicted Mt. Carmel resident David Neanover of battery with a deadly weapon; a judge imposed the six‑year statutory maximum after prosecutors said the attack involved a baseball bat and children were present.

Jeffersonville and other Southern Indiana libraries warn an FCC review of the E‑Rate program could threaten the free, high‑speed internet they provide to patrons.

IU Police logs and university notices show 23 reports of sexual violence this summer, with several June incidents under review by campus officials.

A local podcast and a Fox59 segment examine allegations that Elizabeth Teckenbrock admitted to faking cancer and soliciting more than $1M. Podcast producers and victims are central to the reporting.

A 21-year-old Kokomo man, identified as Brisjonta Richmond, died June 26 after being struck while riding an electric scooter at Sycamore and 17th, police say.

Hundreds of teams arrive as the USSSA Great Lakes Nationals return to Columbus, bringing skills contests, a team parade and a downtown block party to boost local businesses.

IPS reversed course and approved Cold Spring’s move to an innovation charter, a change that could unlock state funding and reshuffle services for local campuses. The board also approved related moves for Global Prep and Monarca.

HEA 1408 requires parental consent and age checks for Hoosiers under 16, limits algorithmic features and gives the attorney general enforcement powers.