IMPD detectives shut down an underage party on the 2300 block of S. Lynhurst Drive and arrested two promoters after finding more than 100 juveniles and alcohol.

GE Aerospace will invest $65 million across three Indiana plants and expects to add about 880 jobs, company and state officials said. The spending targets machines, tooling and facility upgrades.

A suspect was arrested in the July death at a southwest‑side homeless encampment after a months‑long investigation.

A 39-year-old Crane man died after his pickup rolled in the median of I-69 southbound near Springville. Troopers say he was ejected and toxicology tests are pending.

An ISP trooper was hurt and a state cruiser flipped after a high-speed chase on I-65 in Clark County. A 22-year-old Louisville woman was arrested; investigators are still searching for another occupant.

Elizabeth Fuquay of Camby claimed a $200,000 Powerball prize after playing with Power Play and Double Play. She plans a family trip and to invest the rest.

An unidentified person was found in a drainage ditch near Swartz Crossing and State Road 135 in Greenwood; officials have opened a death investigation and scheduled an autopsy.

A Marion County judge has granted a permanent injunction preventing Indiana from enforcing its near‑total abortion ban against people with sincerely held religious objections.

Streets to Home Indy has sped placements to about 27 days and aims to house 300–350 people by summer with $8.1M in backing.

Tash Sultana will headline Indy Pride's kickoff at Everwise Amphitheater on June 12, 2026, as organizers reshape the weekend's downtown footprint.

Sheriff Del Garcia told a chamber breakfast the county must choose whether to repair or replace its jail, with treatment and a roughly $60M plan and funding choices on the table.

IMCU has moved its headquarters to the Bottleworks District, taking roughly 74,000 square feet and outfitting the space with employee-focused amenities and a downtown branch. The relocation anchors Phase II office space and brings more daytime workers into the neighborhood.

Westfield’s 19th‑century Green Building will be moved Thursday as crews clear room for SR 32 work. Expect a one‑day closure at Union Street and parking restrictions downtown.