ZAYN is set to headline in Indianapolis on July 28 during his 'The KONNAKOL Tour' after releasing his fifth album. Fans can access presale tickets via the ZAYN VIP KEY.

INDOT's East Central division promotes safe Super Bowl celebrations, encouraging fans to plan sober rides with help from GEICO-sponsored Hoosier Helpers.

Indianapolis philanthropist Sidney Eskenazi, known for his $40 million donation to a public hospital and other community contributions, has passed away at 95.

Bloomington received a $1.44 million federal grant to improve street safety for all, with initiatives over five years as part of Vision Zero 2039 to eliminate traffic fatalities and severe injuries.

The Indiana House passed a bill led by Rep. Behning to reduce educational regulations, aiming to cut thousands more words from state code after previous success.

John Deere is building a new distribution center in Lake County, Indiana, which is expected to create about 150 jobs and represents a $125 million investment.

A resident in Brownsburg won a record $1.995 million Hoosier Lottery Fast Play jackpot from a ticket purchased at GetGo.

A firefighter was injured by falling drywall while battling an Indianapolis apartment fire, which displaced seven people and was caused by an unattended candle.

Two individuals were killed in an early morning shooting in Indianapolis; a third was uninjured. Police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance.

Indiana's Senate passed Senate Bill 85 to help those with medical debt, setting limits on wage garnishment and preventing liens on primary residences.

The Carmel Police Department cautions residents to drive safely on wintry roads, offering safety tips and reminding them to stay vigilant due to changing conditions.

The Carmel Police Department praised its officers and the Carmel Street Department for their dedication during significant winter weather, reminding residents to minimize travel for safety.

IMPD's North District offices closed due to a winter storm, but residents can still file reports by phone or using 311 services. They are advised to delay non-urgent reports.