Hamilton County Parks has expanded Potter's Bridge Park in Noblesville by adding a 50.85-acre parcel, enhancing recreational opportunities and preserving natural resources along the White River.

Parents sue Greenfield-Central Community School Corporation for their son Sammy's wrongful death, alleging the school failed to stop the bullying he faced.

A car crashed into a Zionsville school bus, causing one injury and disruptions to the school’s transport. Students were unharmed, and the affected road was closed for cleanup.

Dick Van Arsdale, an NBA All-Star and the Phoenix Suns' first draft pick, has died at 81. He was celebrated for his contributions on the court and with the Suns' organization.

The Pro Volleyball Federation is set to hold its inaugural All-Star Match in Fishers, Indiana, which is expected to boost sports tourism and spotlight professional volleyball on national TV.

The Colts and Broncos face a critical Week 15 NFL showdown with playoff implications for both teams, featuring key players and strong defensive performances.

An elderly woman died in a house fire in Indianapolis, despite efforts from neighbors and the presence of smoke alarms. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Hamilton County seeks experts to review its governmental departments for efficiency improvements, as detailed on its website, to better serve the community.

A person was fatally shot on the east side of Indianapolis; IMPD is investigating but details are limited, including the victim's identity or suspect information.

The Kokomo Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate Patrick Hunt, a missing Mooresville man last seen on December 5 in Kokomo. He is 6 feet tall, with red hair, weighing around 150 pounds.

Eastbound traffic on 146th Street will be redirected across the White River on the south bridge during construction, with Hamilton County urging caution.

President Biden has pardoned 39 people, including Emily Good Nelson for past nonviolent drug offenses, and commuted sentences for about 1,500 others. Nelson has since earned degrees and works in healthcare.

Greenwood is hosting holiday events starting with KiD CiTY Christmas on December 7. Mayor Myers highlights the Parks Department's activities like a lighted trail and Breakfast with Santa. Events are mostly free, including a coloring contest for kids.