Indiana high school basketball semi-states concluded, setting finalists for the state championships in four classes, with notable victories by Fishers and South Bend St. Joseph.

The Fisher farm in Randolph County, Indiana, was awarded the Sesquicentennial Hoosier Homestead Award for 150 years of family ownership.

The Guy Kirby farm in Tipton County received the Hoosier Homestead Award for over 150 years of family operation.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office invites people to apply for law enforcement careers, promoting benefits and requirements on their Facebook page through PoliceApp.com.

Special edition milk pints featuring Indy 500 winners' faces are available for six weeks in eight Midwestern states, celebrating the race's milk-drinking tradition.

Christopher Jones was arrested in Marion County with help from the public. He faces drug charges and had two active warrants. The IMPD caught him after receiving tips about his location through social media.

The National Weather Service issues a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana, warning of strong wind gusts, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures.

Indiana State Sen. Jean Leising was applauded by the Indiana Standardbred Association for her advocacy for horse racing and its related agriculture. She is pushing House Bill 1490 to improve equine dentistry at racing venues.

Five people were arrested for allegedly breaking into Beth-El Zedeck Temple in Indianapolis to shoot a music video. They were caught by police with a firearm and camera gear.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office conducted a traffic blitz at 146th & Allisonville Rd. to address accidents due to construction, focusing on speeding, red lights, and illegal turns.

One person died in a fire at the Crossings Apartment Complex in Connersville, Indiana, which also displaced residents. Another fire occurred on West 3rd Street, with no human casualties but the loss of three dogs.

Indiana's AG and Gaming Commission warn about a fake gambling site posing as legitimate casinos, urging residents to remain vigilant and report illegal activities.

Severe weather including strong winds and storms is forecasted in Indiana, with potential for tornadoes and flooding. The National Weather Service has issued an advisory and asks for community reports.