Bloomington is considering changes to sidewalk snow removal, involving public input and possibly adjusting plowing routes and enforcing homeowner responsibility.

Detective Kristin Boomer was named Officer of the Year for her work in policy and public safety reform, while Christine Thelen was honored as Civilian Staff Member of the Year for community engagement.

Bloomington marks National Homeownership Month with educational workshops and a new Home Improvement Loan Program to support affordable and equitable housing.

Greenwood's Summer Concert Series starts at Craig Park with a lineup of live music every Saturday until August 9, featuring a variety of bands and local food and drinks.

"Singin' in the Rain" to be performed at Bloomington's Schneider Theater from July 31 to August 24, with tickets available for purchase on Artistry's website.

An Auburn man was injured in a shootout with local police, who responded to a gun-related incident; the officers were unharmed and are on leave per protocol, with state police now investigating.

Indianapolis is set for a week of weather changes with a sunny day followed by mid-week showers and thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service.

Danville Police officers excelled in their annual pistol qualifications, achieving an average score of 95% and demonstrating high proficiency and preparedness for public safety.

A 911 call reported a shooting on Wells Street in Fort Wayne, where police found a man dead from multiple gunshots. Authorities are seeking information to aid their investigation.

Kyle Vincent Rogers of Whitestown, Indiana, was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison for sharing child sexual abuse material, with 10 years of supervised release and restitution.

Richmond Police arrested Tayonne Tevis with over 235 grams of narcotics, facing felony charges for possession and dealing, as part of a targeted crime suppression effort.

Two Evansville residents were sentenced to federal prison for fentanyl trafficking, leading to a toddler's death and an infant's overdose. Watt got 20 years, and Brown received 15 years.

Tyrese Haliburton of the Indiana Pacers recorded a turnover-free triple-double in Game 4 against the New York Knicks, helping his team take a 3-1 lead in the series.