Lawrence's Oktoberfest event will feature food, live music, unlimited craft drinks, and wiener dog races on September 20th at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

The Indiana Fever lost their first-round playoff opener to the Atlanta Dream, with poor shooting percentages and turnovers. They anticipate a better performance at their upcoming home game.

Central Indiana faces an elevated fire weather threat due to low humidity and dry conditions despite a sunny forecast with high temperatures, according to the National Weather Service Indianapolis.

The Westfield Police Department's Citizens Academy completed its second week, focusing on traffic stop simulations and impaired driving investigations to educate participants about police work.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week in Indianapolis, with highs up to 92°F and chances of showers and thunderstorms on Saturday night and Sunday morning.

Indiana Reps Baird and Wilburn condemned the murder of Charlie Kirk, advocating for an end to political violence. They represent the bipartisan Indiana Future Caucus, promoting civil discourse among young lawmakers.

Fort Wayne Police Department will improve the Safety Village for inclusivity with a $50,000 AWS Foundation grant for adaptive equipment and sensory spaces.

Indiana Senate Republicans remained silent on redistricting plans after a closed-door meeting, amidst accusations of undemocratic tactics and a potential power grab.

Brownsburg veterans are invited to a free workshop on October 25th to learn about federal and state benefits, organized by the American Legion Post 331 and the local Veteran’s Service Office.

A student was detained for making threats at Geist Montessori Academy, with police stating there's no ongoing threat and increasing their presence as a precaution.

Six people were injured, four critically, after a high-speed crash in Indianapolis when a Kia Optima hit a tree. The accident happened on Southeastern Avenue, with speed cited as a key factor.

The City of Lawrence has started a paving project in Geist Valley Estates, improving roads and intersections for ADA compliance and better accessibility.

An Indiana lawmaker who supported the death penalty has reversed his stance, citing the sanctity of life and the moral implications of state executions.