Bloomington's 2025 Be More Awards, celebrating community volunteers, will be held on April 29 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater with free entry and various categories.

A Bremen woman, Aurelina Kiefer, was arrested for unauthorized medical practice, facing a Level 5 felony and misdemeanor for lacking proper massage licensure.

Sen. Spencer Deery's bill to expand emergency medical transportation in Indiana, offering patients more destination options, awaits the governor's signature.

Mayor Deb Whitfield will give her second State of the City Address at the Lawrence Government Center, introducing the "Live Longer in Lawrence" health initiative.

Fishers City Council passes an ordinance limiting rental properties to 10% per subdivision, with exemptions and current properties grandfathered in, amid debates on housing and market freedoms.

Mason Alexander's family seeks accountability for his death in a crash as they await investigation results; the driver's identity, tests, and charges are undisclosed.

The Indiana Department of Transportation is seeking public opinion on the Draft 2026-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, with an open house on April 30 in Bloomington.

Indiana's General Assembly supports a bill to simplify child care licensing, aiming to expand services and reduce costs for families, as endorsed by State Rep. Peggy Mayfield.

The Indiana legislative session ended with the passage of bills on issues like property tax relief and school board election reform, while a notable act banned biological men from women’s sports at post-secondary levels.

Two 13-year-old boys were arrested in Indianapolis after a pursuit and shots-fired incident, with a loaded firearm and marijuana found in their stolen vehicle.

Hamilton County announces new health and wellness initiatives, including a Bike Share Program and increasing park exercise equipment, targeting community fitness and mental well-being.

Volunteer fire departments in Putnam County responded to a house fire in Bainbridge on Easter Sunday, quickly controlling the blaze with no injuries reported.

Indianapolis is set for a wet week with variable weather, including showers, potential thunderstorms, and gusty winds, as per the National Weather Service forecasts.