Century 21 Scheetz will anchor Ambrose on Main, taking the premier commercial space in the mixed-use project meant to be the eastern gateway to downtown Westfield. The office is expected to open in late 2026 and will house 50+ agents.

Trustee Kris Weisner hired outside accountants and tightened card rules after a state audit found $1.12M in improper township charges.

Indiana Senator J.D. Ford was honored by the Senate with a resolution recognizing his service and pragmatic leadership, highlighting his legislative efforts in healthcare, financial literacy, and mental health resources.

Chicago Bears set to relocate to northern Indiana, with state senators expressing optimism for regional economic growth.

The Anderson Fire Department completed cold water rescue training to enhance preparedness for winter emergencies, emphasizing timely and efficient rescue techniques.

Anderson, IN, upgrades its public transit with new buses featuring modern amenities. The purchase, partially funded by a federal grant, was announced by Mayor Broderick and includes a free mobile app for riders.

Westfield Police Department in Indiana is soliciting historical items from the community for display in their new building, including photos, uniforms, and equipment.

A judge paused a Bloomington murder trial after competency questions and jail incidents. Two psychiatrists were ordered to evaluate the defendant before a tentative April trial.

Two individuals, including a juvenile, were arrested in Fort Wayne following an armed robbery at Khai Fusion, where the suspect used pepper spray against the owner. Police seized stolen goods from their car.

A morning blaze on High Drive in Carmel sent heavy smoke across the neighborhood; occupants escaped and crews had the fire under control within about 30 minutes.

Indiana Senate Bills 15 and 160, promoting a 'Foster Youth Bill of Rights' and increased penalties for hate littering, respectively, pass the House and await final Senate consideration.

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a resolution urging Congress to consider the national debt as a threat to financial and national security.

An attempted gun purchase in a Lafayette Taco Bell parking lot allegedly ended with guns drawn and two arrests, police and court documents show.