A boil-water advisory covers parts of northwest Indianapolis after a water main broke near 56th and Reed. Officials say water was restored but testing will determine when the advisory ends.

Michael James Cable was arrested after police say a 12‑page certified letter with a red fingerprint and violent language targeted Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush.

Nearly seven years after Scott Reese's 2019 death, his sister says a case file vanished during a 2020 records migration while DNA and other leads wait for review.

Boston Scientific plans a $138M facility in Plainfield and will bring about 300 jobs, local and state sources say. The investment ties into Indiana’s broader life‑sciences push.

A northwest Indianapolis traffic stop on May 7 turned into a chase that ended in a rollover crash and the seizure of two loaded guns, court records show.

A Google cybertip prompted IMPD to seize devices and arrest a 70‑year‑old Indianapolis man; court records show prior child‑molesting convictions and new charges. The case is now in Marion County court as investigators analyze digital evidence.

Indiana reopened a Cambridge Math & Science grant for 2026–27, offering per-school funding, exam support and student incentives; applications are due July 17.

Marion County Sheriff's Office posted a wanted notice for Kenneth R. Bailey, 50, wanted for failing to register as a sex offender. The post lists his description and case numbers.

A Marion-area man faces rape charges after an 18-year-old woman says she was assaulted in a Gaston barn. The victim texted 911 during the ride back to Marion.

Rep. Jefferson Shreve secured $27.5M to design a new Indiana National Guard hangar in Shelbyville. Officials say the upgrade will modernize maintenance and boost readiness.

Greenfield broke ground on a $50M mixed‑use project that will add 150 apartments, street‑level retail and a new downtown parking structure.

A Carmel gas-station carjacking left one man with multiple broken bones and another injured. Prosecutors filed 26 counts and the suspect is jailed in Hamilton County.

A Marion County jury found Alfred Armour guilty in the 2025 killing of Pedro Mozombite after shoe prints and surveillance footage tied him to the scene.