The NWS in Indianapolis predicts light rain, thunderstorms, and highs near 84°F today, with scattered thunderstorms tonight and a low of 67°F. Sunny skies expected Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the mid-80s.

A man was shot and killed at a Family Dollar in Indianapolis during a disturbance involving known parties. The incident, which left the victim dead at the scene, is believed to be isolated with no ongoing threat. The investigation is ongoing.

A fatal officer-involved shooting occurred on South Lafountain in Kokomo, with local police confirming the death and stating an investigation is underway. No officers were injured.

Two Noblesville officers, praised as "Masters of Middle School Mayhem," build relationships with students, focusing on connection over correction in their role as SROs.

Red Dog Books, a new used bookstore offering a variety of books and retro media at budget-friendly prices, has opened in the Lanesville neighborhood of Lawrence.

Syed Ayan Tirmizi was arrested on charges of child exploitation and possession of child pornography, following an investigation by the Fishers Police and ICAC Task Force.

Bloomington Planning Commission has a public hearing on August 7, 2025, for the proposed Community Health and Wellness Center, involving discussions on rezoning and development plans. Public participation is encouraged through multiple channels.

Indianapolis is experiencing floods due to heavy rains, with the NWS issuing warnings. Areas are inundated, and further rain is expected before clearing.

Reps. Sweet and Snow from Indiana are set to join interim study committees examining government efficiency and educational funding, aiming to shape upcoming legislation.

Indiana lawmakers pass new laws on energy using SMRs, healthcare cost transparency, budget discipline, education funding, and fairness in women's sports.

Lawrence joins the National League of Cities' Community Health Accelerator program to enhance public health with partners like local schools and health networks.

A driver died in Fort Wayne after crashing into a tree on Butler Road; police and first responders fought the resulting vehicle fire. An investigation into the cause, including the potential role of speed and wet conditions, is ongoing.

Fishers Fire Department controlled a neighborhood blaze, evacuated residents safely, and faced heat-related challenges, with two firefighters treated for dehydration. Community resilience highlighted.