The Hamilton County Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs has allocated over $175,000 in opioid settlement funds to local initiatives combating the opioid crisis, with more than $500,000 disbursed to date.

Indianapolis faces varied weather with sun today, showers and possible thunderstorms starting tonight, and persistent rain chances throughout the week.

IMPD officers rescued an injured owl on the interstate and arranged for its care at a local wildlife rescue. The event highlights frontline compassion in urban settings.

A crash on I-65 involving a military vehicle has resulted in one Indiana National Guardsman's death and three injuries. The incident caused major traffic disruption.

A chimpanzee escaped its enclosure at the Indianapolis Zoo, causing an emergency response after an animal bite incident; visitors were told to shelter in place.

Skeletal remains found in Indiana in 2003 have been identified as Deanna Smith through DNA evidence and forensic genealogy by ISP and Othram. The case remains an active homicide investigation.

A truck driver died in an accident in Huntington County, after their vehicle overturned and they were ejected. Speed and alcohol may have contributed to the crash.

A gas line cut led to the closure of Greyhound Pass near Greyhound Ct. in Westfield, Indiana. Traffic is diverted to Western Way. Repair crews are on site; no timeline for reopening has been given.

Carmel and Westfield mayors initiate "Tackling Hunger Together" to raise funds for HCH Food Bank during a football game, with the community encouraged to donate when supporting their team.

Indianapolis expects variable weather with clouds and a high of 57 degrees today before rain overnight. The weekend may bring rain, snow, and gusty winds.

Fishers awarded over $31,000 in Educator Innovation Grants to local teachers for classroom innovation projects, including a K-4 STEM Lab and a makerspace.

State Rep. J.D. Prescott tours Jay County businesses and educational institutions to evaluate local industry needs and foster workforce development partnerships, according to Indiana House Republicans.

Bloomington's city-wide high-speed fiber internet project is more than halfway complete, with a 2026 end goal. Despite a contractor setback, progress continues with extensive conduit and fiber installation and community benefits emerging.