An early-morning shooting on Indianapolis’ far east side left one man dead as detectives investigate a disturbance at a Trent Court home.

Mostly sunny and breezy Sunday in Indianapolis, then a steady warm‑up into the 90s midweek. Gusts to ~25 mph and cooling center info inside.

A man was shot inside his car and died after crashing while trying to flee gunfire on Indianapolis' near south side, police say.

Marion County Sheriff’s Office posted photos marking the anniversary of Deputy John Durm’s 2023 death and recalled the sallyport attack that killed him. The suspect faces murder and escape charges.

Speedway firefighters say a 10th Street trash-truck blaze involved more than 600 aerosol sunscreen cans; crews extinguished the fire and no injuries were reported.

Rep. August Pfluger and 11 Republican colleagues have asked WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert to explain how the league is protecting Caitlin Clark and set a July 24 deadline. The letter points to on‑court incidents and warns federal probes could follow.

A $19.2M streetscape will rework 10th and Rural with a multi-use path, new lighting and almost 70 trees. Construction begins in early September and utility crews have started prep work.

Court filings say a 38-year-old Indianapolis man placed a GPS tracker on his ex‑wife’s car; he now faces misdemeanor and felony counts amid wider concerns about AirTag misuse.

Prison records show Ronald Exantus is due for release from the Kentucky State Reformatory on July 29. The controversial case prompted Logan’s Law and a multistate response after a 2025 Florida arrest.

Court filings say Autumn Reed poured gasoline through a Randolph Street home and set it ablaze; the blast injured six people, including two infants. Charges were filed this week.

Bob Johnson, 73, died after a fireworks-related accident; Vincennes postponed its Fourth of July show while officials investigate.

IMPD arrested a suspect wanted in a shots-fired probe after officers used a vehicle pin maneuver. A loaded handgun and suspected meth, pills and marijuana were seized.

Zionsville opened the 215‑acre Carpenter Nature Preserve on the former Wolf Run golf course, adding trails, an amphitheater and new habitat‑restoration work along Eagle Creek. Funding blends state grants and private donations.