Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett faces controversy due to allegations against his ex-Chief of Staff, leading the community to request he skip the Irvington Halloween Festival.

The NBA season starts with a Pacers vs. Thunder game, where Indiana seeks to avenge last season's defeat. Both teams face injuries, but Pacers coach Carlisle remains optimistic.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis has issued frost advisories and freeze warnings as temperatures drop, threatening crops and outdoor plumbing.

Fishers, Indiana, is set to open its new Fishers Community Center with a NinjaCross System and numerous health and fitness amenities. The center also houses the Fishers Health Department HQ, offering various services to residents.

Lawrence sets trick-or-treat hours for Halloween from 6 to 8 PM, aiming for a safe and fun experience. Residents are advised to keep porch lights on and check candy.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Westfield following a police response to trespassing and domestic disturbance, which led to the discovery of drugs, a firearm, and ammo. Charges include multiple felonies related to narcotics.

INDOT clarified road responsibilities on social media, stating state highways and interstates are their concern, while county and city roads are managed by corresponding local authorities.

Carmel introduces a new digital platform, including a Public Art StoryMap and interactive walking tours map, to explore the city's public art virtually.

State Rep. Bartels met with Indiana leaders and experts to advocate for stronger state action on immigration, emphasizing the need for increased collaboration between state and federal agencies.

Scattered showers and storms expected in central Indiana, with 100% precipitation tonight and gusty conditions Sunday. Sunny Monday followed by a calmer week.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites the public to a hearing on November 6, 2025, to discuss the American Boulevard Transit Study, accessible in person or online.

Bloomington has started construction on a new health and wellness center funded by a local sales tax, aimed at improving community recreation and programs.

Bloomington is holding a public hearing on November 6, 2025, to discuss proposed changes to airport parking regulations, allowing residents to participate in person, by phone, and online.