Gloria Jean Jones, 70, was killed in a rollover crash on I-65 in Clark County after a pickup truck merged into her car, sending it into the median.

Tyler Baumann caught a state record 9-ounce mooneye in Indiana's East Fork Whitewater River, using a night crawler as bait while fishing from a kayak.

The article provides a detailed forecast for central Indiana, highlighting mostly cloudy skies, chances of thunderstorms, and temperatures ranging from the 70s to high 80s.

Carmel to unveil "Butterflies on the Monon" public art installation featuring mosaic butterflies by artist Nancy Keating, symbolizing community involvement.

The Bloomington Arts Commission announced a grant cycle for local arts organizations, offering $180,000 in partnership with BUEA to support 501(c)3 groups. Eligible organizations can apply for funding up to $5,000 or 5% of their budget.

TEH Farms LLC in Vermillion County received the Hoosier Homestead Centennial Award for over 100 years of family operation, as confirmed by State Rep. Tim Yocum.

The EPA announced new measures to fix DEF system issues that could cause hazards, receiving support from Rep. Michelle Davis after an incident in her district.

The National Weather Service warns of high heat in central Indiana, with temperatures near 91 degrees and heat indices up to 100 degrees, and potential thunderstorms with strong wind gusts.

Two Indianapolis men were sentenced for an armed CVS robbery; Rice got six years, Larue received eight years and a month. They were caught thanks to a GPS tracker in the stolen loot.

Southwest Airlines to introduce a new nonstop flight from Indianapolis to Cabo for Spring Break 2026, a first for the airport, enhancing connectivity and tourism.

Lawrence announces a new sand volleyball court at Lee Road Park, enhancing the park's features including a nature trail, playground, and Butterfly Habitat.

Bloomington hosts a community safety week with events, free food, and a focus on reducing traffic fatalities as part of the Safe Streets and Roads for All initiative aiming for zero deaths by 2039.

A local Indiana legislator was recognized by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce for supporting bills beneficial to small businesses and aligning education with employer needs.