Hamilton County is opening its new Pleasant Street Offices in Noblesville, hosting a ribbon-cutting on May 12 for the refurbished site, which will consolidate several county departments.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a budget focusing on tax cuts and investment in education and housing, envisioning $200 million yearly savings for taxpayers.

Bloomington is reviewing its parking system to improve efficiency and meet community needs, including a public survey for input, managed by Walker Consultants and overseen by Michelle Wahl.

Kevin Gates announces 'The Amilio Tour' with stops in Indianapolis and Southaven, featuring DJ Chose. Citi cardmember presales begin May 6th, followed by general sales.

Brandon Olden and Mercy Chelangat won the men's and women's divisions of the 2025 IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon, with Chelangat setting a course record.

The City of Lawrence is hosting a Disability Resource Fair on May 17, 2025, with local businesses and organizations invited to participate as exhibitors.

Lawrence to conduct sewer maintenance in Brookhaven, causing minor disruptions with high-pressure cleaning and video inspections from May 5; residents advised on potential issues and contact provided.

The City of Westfield honored the service of K9 Pilot, a police dog, with a plaque after his passing in January, recognizing his contributions from 2017 through 2023.

IMPD detectives arrested 22-year-old Donnie Abney III for an April 17th homicide, after a thorough investigation and a brief foot pursuit. He faces murder and resisting law enforcement charges.

Carmel Police invites the public to honor fallen officers at the Hamilton County Law Enforcement Memorial Service on May 7, 2025, at the Carmel Gazebo.

Rain and thunderstorms are expected in central Indiana, according to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, with a mix of severe weather potential and high winds.

A fatal crash in Delaware County, Indiana involving a Cadillac and a Dodge Ram resulted in one death and left another person critically injured; fatigue may have been a contributing factor.

The Indiana Fever launches the "Now You Know" campaign entering the 2025 WNBA season, highlighting their ambition and showcasing new star players, with games receiving unprecedented national TV exposure.