Ashanti, Lil Kim, and other R&B stars will perform at the R&B Music Experience in Indianapolis on June 20th. Tickets go on sale April 4th, with a presale on April 3rd.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed executive orders to modernize the BMV's tech systems and reform INDOT's permitting process for improved customer service.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has completed a $60.5 million renovation and will reopen on April 2, featuring interactive displays and immersive experiences.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith faced heated debates at a town hall in Franklin over educational vouchers and healthcare, with residents challenging his policies.

A city review in Carmel revealed that the non-essential, city-run gift store, All Things Carmel, was not financially viable, leading to its closure after $1.2 million in subsidies.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office honored the late Deputy Doug Sanford on the third anniversary of his death, celebrating his legacy and commitment to animal welfare on social media.

Indiana Rep. Goss-Reaves sponsors a bill to simplify licensure for mental health professionals, addressing the state's workforce shortage in this field.

The NWS has issued a forecast for Indianapolis, warning of scattered showers and possible thunderstorms with varying probabilities of precipitation throughout the week, and temperatures ranging from the low 50s to mid-70s.

Hendricks County commuters face route changes due to road closures for infrastructural developments, such as the Ronald Reagan Parkway expansion and bridge work, causing detours and traffic impacts.

A motorcyclist died after colliding with an SUV in Indianapolis. The accident occurred near East Raymond and South Sherman Drive. Authorities are investigating the crash.

Rep. O'Brien engages with Evansville constituents, aims to boost local sports tourism, and promotes fiscal responsibility and pediatric cancer research funding.

Fishers community mourns Mason Alexander, an 18-year-old Hamilton Southeastern graduate and football player, who died in a car crash; a memorial service was held to honor his memory.

Hamilton County has scheduled an RFPQ conference for April 16, 2025, offering both in-person and virtual attendance. Registration with attendance preference is required by March 31, 2025.