The NWS forecasts variable weather for Indianapolis with sun, showers, and thunderstorms throughout the week, peaking at 85-90°F, with varying chances of rain.

Two injured in off-road vehicle crash in Kosciusko County, investigation ongoing, with emphasis on safety gear importance after victims found helmetless.

The Hancock County Child Support Division maintained a "green" rating for 10 years, improving support collections by 5.4%. Despite construction disruptions, the team remains dedicated to aiding families and children effectively.

Monroe County students win the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship for future Indiana educators, with a $10,000 annual award for a five-year teaching commitment.

State Rep. Tim O'Brien spent 24 hours with Evansville Fire Department on July 4 to understand first responders' work.

A 65-year-old woman died and two men were injured in a collision in Indianapolis. The crash involved two sedans at East 30th Street and North Post Road. The cause is still under investigation, with alcohol or drugs considered potential factors.

A 59-year-old woman died in a Howard County vehicle crash involving a rollover and multiple trapped individuals.

A semi driver died on I-70 in Indianapolis after a sudden lane change caused the driver to lose plywood cargo, which hit the semi-tractor. No other serious injuries were reported. Traffic was heavily impacted.

Fort Wayne Police arrested a man for having a destructive device after responding to a mental health crisis. The HDU secured the item and firearms were seized under Indiana's "Red Flag" law.

Lawrence Community Park hosts a free public culinary event on July 4 with a diverse food and vendor lineup, featuring local flavors, crafts, and fireworks.

Armed carjackers were arrested in Indianapolis after failing to start a stolen vehicle. Police then linked the suspects to another nearby vehicle with a broken window, also reported as stolen.

The City of Bloomington, Minnesota, briefed on duckweed's ecological role, explaining its rapid growth, small flowers, and significance as food for local fauna.

Logan Lodge has become the interim location for over 50 programs for Bloomington's seniors, carrying on the community spirit from the now-closed Creekside Community Center.