A man was killed early Sunday on Indianapolis' near northeast side; IMPD homicide detectives are investigating and asking for tips from witnesses.

A 16-year-old Greenfield youth was charged as an adult after police say two firearms shown on Instagram were recovered during a search. The case is pending in circuit court.

Conner Prairie will anchor Central Indiana’s America 250 weekend with daytime civic programs and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s Star‑Spangled Symphony and fireworks across July 2–4.

Former IU guard James Blackmon Jr., 31, was arrested in Carmel on suspicion of operating while intoxicated; police obtained a warrant for a blood draw and results are pending.

A 20-year-old and a juvenile were arrested after a man was stabbed seven times in an Indianapolis apartment hallway. Court records say the adult faces aggravated battery and other counts.

A raid on a Madison home led to three arrests and the seizure of multiple guns and narcotics, police say.

A former Carmel F45 co-owner pleaded guilty to domestic battery and received a one-year sentence with most time suspended. The judge ordered evaluations and a no-contact condition.

Prime Beverage Group will lease the 900k‑plus Velocity 74 Trade Center in Fairland and convert it into a beverage production and packaging plant. The move gives the co‑packer a Midwest hub near Indianapolis.

Court documents say a Muncie man tried to run down a man outside a downtown homeless shelter; preliminary charges include OWI with serious injury.

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.