Inspectors found mold, water damage and ventilation failures at Decatur Township's Station 71; Marion County ordered repairs by May 25 or could levy fines.

Police say a Carmel caregiver charged nearly $29,000 to an 87-year-old client's accounts over two years; the caregiver is now jailed on multiple felony counts.

After serving roughly 30 years, Dustin Turner — who was granted parole earlier this year — was booked in Staunton this week on an alleged parole violation, his lawyer says. The defense says the charge should be dismissed.

A 37-year-old man was arrested after a Bloomington house fire on South Rogers Street left his 57-year-old mother critically injured. Investigators traced her car to a Mitchell motel.

Caitlin Clark will still run Indiana’s offense, but rookie Raven Johnson and veteran pickups should ease her minutes and add defensive bite. The Fever are betting depth protects their star.

Prosecutors and counselors told Fox59 that rising online reports and new tech are reshaping how child‑sex cases are investigated across central Indiana.

A court filing in House v. NCAA asks judges to exclude multimedia‑rights partners from settlement oversight — a ruling that could let schools route sponsor cash past the $20.5M cap and ignite a spending race.

IndyGo will reorganize east‑side and near‑north service on June 14, creating a new Route 7, faster Route 3, Red Line detours and public open houses in May. Riders should check new maps and expect transfers at the CTC.

An Indianapolis Star investigation ties a prominent organizer to drones, a 3D‑printing shop and a private gathering — a mix that fractured the local protest network.

INDOT says $2.6 billion and more than 1,000 projects will roll out across Indiana this year. Officials urge drivers to slow down, obey work‑zone signs and sign up for travel alerts.

State police opened a probe after the death of 82‑year‑old inmate Billy A. Wilson at Miami Correctional Facility. An autopsy is pending as lawmakers press for answers.

A Clark County jury convicted Taylor Meyer of killing his wife on Valentine’s Day 2025; a judge on April 17 sentenced him to 65 years in prison. Family members testified at the hearing that the loss has been devastating.

Police found a person with gunshot injuries at a CVS on Indianapolis’ southwest side; the victim was awake and breathing. Detectives are canvassing the 3700 block of Kentucky Avenue.