WNBA All-Stars wore "Pay us what you owe us" shirts to highlight financial disputes with league management during warm-ups, amid stalling collective bargaining negotiations.

A Powerball player in Fort Wayne won $50,000 matching four numbers and the Powerball. The ticket was bought at a local Kroger Fuel Center. Hoosier Lottery advises winners to seek financial advice.

Bloomington's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on July 24, 2025, to discuss proposed airport parking City Code Amendment, with remote participation possible.

HCSO partners with agencies in Operation Southern Slow Down to combat speeding and improve road safety from July 14-19. The campaign involves increased traffic enforcement.

USDA offers low-interest loans to Indiana farmers for tornado recovery, covering repairs or replacement of assets, with a deadline of March 9, 2026, for application submissions.

State Rep. Dave Hall joins Indiana's energy study committee to address and innovate the state’s growing energy needs during summer and fall sessions, with a focus on maintaining reliability and affordability.

Parents of "Baby Hope," a newborn found dead in 1994, were identified as Cheryl D. Larson, now deceased, and Paul R. Shepherd. DNA technology aided in the identification. Charges may still be filed if new information emerges.

Indianapolis unveils a new basketball court at Al E. Polin Park, part of the WNBA All-Star 2025 legacy projects, aiming to bolster youth and community development.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force is reportedly reducing violent crime in Central Indiana by focusing on illegal firearms and narcotics, using advanced technology and joint agency collaboration.

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.