IMPD arrested a 58-year-old after a near east side shooting; the victim was taken to a hospital and is stable, and police are asking for tips.

Eli Lilly is reportedly in advanced talks to buy Boston‑based Kelonia Therapeutics for more than $2 billion, folding a promising in‑vivo CAR‑T program into Lilly’s pipeline.

Police are investigating a fatal shooting in the 2300 block of S. Pennsylvania Street on Indianapolis' south side; the victim later died at a hospital.

Follow-up testing cleared Vincennes' water after an apparent lab error. The precautionary boil order for Vincennes and Knox County customers has been rescinded.

Bob Kevoian, co‑founder of The Bob & Tom Show, has died at 75 after a three‑year cancer fight. He helped turn an Indianapolis morning program into a nationally syndicated franchise.

A new Columbus cat cafe opened this week at Westhill Shopping Center, pairing coffee with on-site rescue adoptions through a partnership with the Bartholomew County Humane Society.

Franciscan Alliance is moving to build an osteopathic medical school in Crown Point, with leadership roles posted and campus work already under way.

A 32-year-old Richmond man was arrested on a preliminary felony sexual battery charge after an investigation into a March incident; online dockets show prior related proceedings.

The Big Ten will hold its inaugural postseason volleyball tournament at Fishers Event Center Nov. 20–25, 2026, a 15‑team week that crowns a champion on Nov. 25. Ticket and broadcast details will be released later.

Bloomington will not renew its Flock Safety contract and says it will limit data access while it evaluates alternatives and prepares a report for the council.

A coordinated narcotics warrant roundup in Johnson County resulted in 22 arrests, officials say. The multi-agency sweep targeted suspected street-level dealers after a months-long probe.

Noblesville will extend weekday free street parking to three hours and remove meters from several lots starting April 23.

Heavy flames tore through an attic in Zionsville Tuesday night; investigators say damages exceed $300,000 and multiple people were hurt.