A Greenfield man was arrested last week and now faces felony counts after prosecutors say semi‑trailers sold to buyers never showed up, with losses nearing six figures.

The Metropolitan Development Commission meets July 1 to vote on a draft ordinance that would set where and how data centers can be built in Marion County.

A former Pipe Creek volunteer fire chief faces felony charges after investigators say nearly $59,000 was taken from department accounts.

Tempest Artisan Coffee Bar plans a July opening at The Arbuckle in Brownsburg with in‑house roasting, canned lattes and a cocktail program. Construction delays pushed its original timeline, but owners say they’ll open next month.

An IBJ analysis finds Indiana paid more than $3.5 billion in development incentives from 2005–2025, renewing calls for clearer disclosure and legislative oversight.

Federal prosecutors say a former USPS worker and two others stole about $255,851 in prepaid debit cards at the Indianapolis mail hub, touching roughly 3,000 potential victims.

Trustees at Danville Area Community College voted to hire a forensic accounting firm and approved several voluntary separations as state monitors review grant programs.

Ash and Elm says it will not renew its Assembly Building lease; the downtown taproom will remain open through December while staff transition. The cidery will continue retail distribution.

An outside investigation found a former Zahm Hall rector weighed and abused students; Notre Dame has apologized and announced new oversight and survivor support. Survivors say questions remain.

Wayne and Preble county deputies are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a semi on the I‑70/US‑40 ramp; the driver was taken into custody.

Pike High alum Ryan Conwell was taken 37th overall and had his draft rights traded to the Miami Heat. The Louisville senior averaged 18.8 points and projects as a floor‑spacing guard.

At least seven to eight rounds struck a white SUV on North Summit Street while children were inside; police say no serious injuries were reported and detectives are asking for tips.

A Tuesday apartment fire in Indianapolis caused a roof collapse and displaced 12 people; crews fought hot spots for roughly 90 minutes and one firefighter was treated.