Consumer Reports found phthalates in most rotisserie chickens and lays out portion and handling tips to help shoppers reduce exposure.

A well‑known Indianapolis Latin‑dance figure was sentenced to 300 days in local custody and two years of specialized sex‑offender probation after jury convictions. The ruling follows testimony from three women about incidents in 2022–23.

Utah‑born Swig opened a Greenwood shop offering customizable 'dirty sodas' and sweets. The chain says its menu yields more than 1 million combinations.

A Greenwood man was sentenced to six years after pleading in a 2022 sexual misconduct case that involved a 15-year-old employee, court records show.

A shoplifting at Indiana Premium Outlets on July 15 escalated into a high‑speed chase that left a store employee seriously injured and led to arrests.

A former Indy Parks assistant manager says she survived a 2016 abduction and stabbing at Indianapolis World Sports Park and later felt abandoned by leadership. Her account is now part of whistleblower reporting about park safety.

An east-side shooting victim who checked into Community Hospital East was pronounced dead early Saturday, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said. Detectives are investigating.

A Hancock County jury convicted an Indianapolis woman after finding she supplied the drugs that led to a man’s fatal overdose in New Palestine. Sentencing has not yet been scheduled.

Three men are wanted in Morgan County on felony charges, including a dealing‑in‑death allegation. Tips should go to 911 or the sheriff’s tip line.

State auditors and parents say South Central Soccer Academy failed to run required criminal checks on recreational coaches for years, prompting an emergency vetting push. The lapse affected a club that registers thousands of youth.

An Indiana family has sued Amazon after a delivery-driver crash left their son with traumatic injuries. The suit, filed last week, raises liability questions.

Attorney General Todd Rokita ruled parts of Indiana's DBE program unconstitutional and Gov. Mike Braun ordered a shift to merit-based contracting. The move reshapes decades of state procurement rules.

A 71-year-old Indianapolis man was arrested after allegedly robbing two downtown banks to pay a $300 electric bill.