IMPD has updated the VIN inspection process, moving it from patrolling officers to specific roll call locations starting September 2nd to improve police efficiency.

Carmel officials discussed the impact of Indiana's new SEA 1 on city finances, with concerns over reduced property tax revenue affecting schools and libraries.

Jim Irsay's addiction issues highlight opioid dependency challenges. Reports reveal problematic prescriptions and concealed relapses, prompting debate on privacy versus public interest in personal struggles.

Leslie Brinson named the new Director for Bloomington's Recreation Services Division, effective August 18, bringing over two decades of relevant experience to the role.

Indiana legislators commend the spike in third-grade literacy rates following educational reforms and collective community efforts, marking a significant gain since 2013.

Indiana has enacted measures to prevent foreign adversaries from purchasing its farmland, responding to concerns over national security and agricultural preservation.

Douglas Gibson received a 40-year federal sentence for sexually exploiting a minor and must register as a sex offender. He secretly recorded a child at home and distributed the images.

Noah Conley, 22, was captured in Tippecanoe County after a high-speed chase; he faces charges of probation violation and criminal recklessness.

A Subway in Indianapolis was burglarized early Sunday morning, with the thief stealing a cash register and coin dispenser valued at thousands. No suspect info is available yet.

A motorcyclist, Jacob Ruiz, died in a crash involving a car on I-65 in Johnson County, causing congestion. No other injuries were reported; investigation is ongoing.

Forrest Lucas, founder of Lucas Oil Products, has died at 83. His contributions to motorsports and philanthropy left a significant legacy, including venues like the Lucas Oil Stadium and Lucas Oil Raceway.

Carmel partners with local institutions for a virtual presentation to discuss the city's expected 2026 revenue changes and address community questions.

Community Safety Day on August 23 from 10 AM-2 PM at 9530 East 59th Street features demonstrations, interactions with first responders, and family-friendly activities.