A Jackson County jury convicted Christopher Green on 14 counts; Judge Richard Poynter sentenced him to 40 years in state prison. Prosecutors praised victims for their testimony.

A restored 1872 Danish church in Fletcher Place reopened as Lille Bønne, a café and community living room offering yoga, classes and live music while preserving stained glass and hardwood floors.

A person shot in the 6700 block of Woodmere Circle on Indy’s north side later died, IMPD says. Investigators have not released suspect details.

Lebanon police say a 28-year-old was arrested after a domestic incident at Canterbury House Apartments following a multi-agency response. Charges include multiple felonies and a misdemeanor.

Seymour police say a multi‑agency search of a Noble Street home yielded over five pounds of meth, THC products and a handgun; a 23‑year‑old man was arrested.

A man was shot and later died during an early-morning robbery at a Mitthoeffer Road laundromat; police are canvassing for footage and seeking tips.

A Jennings County sheriff was indicted after missing campaign signs were traced to his property with a GPS tracker.

A 55-year-old man was struck on East Raymond Street and later died; police say the driver fled and IMPD crash investigators are searching for tips.

A Bloomington man was arrested June 1 on fresh child‑exploitation and possession charges and remains jailed while courts review revoking his bond from a 2024 case.

A Noblesville man was sentenced to eight years after pleading guilty but mentally ill in a 2023 Elwood case that ended when officers fired at what they say looked like a gun. The object later proved to be a gun-shaped lighter.

Butler broke ground on the Allen Whitehill Clowes Ballroom — a $9M‑backed, midscale music and events hall that will sit beside Clowes Memorial Hall and anchor a planned Midtown Arts District.

A new law lets Indiana teens get their probationary driver’s license on their 16th birthday starting July 1, 2026. Tests, a six‑month permit period and parental paperwork still apply.

Citizens Energy crews have begun replacing lead service lines in Near Northwest–Riverside as part of a federally backed, multi‑year program to remove dangerous pipes. The work is being coordinated with water‑main upgrades and adds a small charge to customer bills.