At least 63 Indiana cities are listed for No Kings rallies on March 28, with gatherings planned from the Statehouse to courthouse squares.

Counting Crows will headline the Miller Lite Carb Day concert at IMS on May 22, 2026, with Switchfoot opening. Tickets and pit wristbands are on sale at IMS.com.

An IMPD detective was arrested after officers said she arrived at a crime scene while allegedly intoxicated and later drove home instead of stopping. She has been placed on administrative leave and faces preliminary OVWI charges.

An independent investigation found former Brownsburg Vineyard pastor Denis Roy committed clergy sexual abuse; the denomination and church say they are offering survivor support and changing safeguards.

David Simon, chairman and CEO of Simon Property Group, died at 64 after a battle with cancer, the company announced on March 23, 2026.

An IndyStar map shows more than 60 Fishers neighborhoods exceed the city's 10% rental cap, while a state bill could strip cities of that tool.

A man was shot on Indianapolis' near east side and transported to an area hospital, IMPD says. Detectives are investigating and asking residents to share tips and video.

A new market-and-eatery has soft-opened on Plainfield's Main Street, offering locally sourced meat, bakery items and a compact café experience.

A passerby alerted worshippers as flames climbed into the ceiling at Grace International Church on Friday; crews from multiple departments brought the blaze under control.

A 6-year-old nonverbal autistic girl was found unclothed on East 13th Street in Muncie; her father faces a felony neglect charge, court documents say.

Martinsville police posted images of a fake planning invoice demanding a $2,000 wire transfer. Officials warn residents not to pay and to verify requests with official numbers.

A $6.8 million renovation at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park is nearly finished; city officials will hold a rededication on April 4 with a new plaza, lighting and expanded memorial.

The Indiana Supreme Court has permanently barred former Franklin County Judge J. Steven Cox from serving on the bench after finding misconduct tied to a high‑profile criminal case. The order also bars him from the state’s senior judge roster.