The National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers, thunderstorms, and a heatwave for Indianapolis, with temperatures soaring into the 90s and varied chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Six individuals including Blake Bolden celebrated their graduation from Hamilton County’s Drug Treatment Court, marking their commitment to overcoming substance abuse and altering their life paths.

Mayor Whitfield appoints Greg Goodnight as Lawrence's permanent RDC and FHRA Director, alongside his Chief of Staff role, aiming to save $70,000 yearly.

Indiana establishes its first Office of School Safety, appoints Julie Q. Smith as director, intending to centralize school safety efforts under the Department of Homeland Security.

Traffic disruptions are expected in Lawrence due to sewer main maintenance on Franklin Rd., affecting lanes between Records St. and 45th St., and later on Post Rd. near Brigadier Dr. Delays are anticipated during morning hours.

Ex-officer Ty'Ray Wilson resigned and faces federal charges for dealing cocaine and firearm misuse. His arrest followed FBI-led controlled drug buys involving an informant.

The Indianapolis Pizza Festival was met with public dissatisfaction due to long lines and a lack of pizza. Despite being sold out and well-intentioned, the event faced criticism for poor execution.

Hamilton County proposes shifting from precinct voting to countywide vote centers. A public meeting is set for input before deciding on the change that could enhance voter access and efficiency.

Carmel, on its westside, experienced a water outage due to a hydrant detaching, prompting a Boil Water Advisory. Residents should boil water for safety.

The IMPD ODTF arrested Zachary Daniels in connection to Casey Gentry's February 2025 overdose death, following a monthslong investigation. Daniels and Tiffany Cole face charges for dealing the fatal drugs.

A multi-vehicle crash on I69 near Fort Wayne resulted in one death and several injuries when a tanker rear-ended an SUV, which then hit another truck.

Lawrence celebrated National Night Out, promoting community safety with games, music, and police-community partnerships, highlighting the value of community bonds for crime prevention.

Indianapolis faces a heatwave with mostly sunny skies and highs near 89-92 degrees, minimal wind, and mild nightly lows around 70-72 degrees. Brief chances of rain begin Monday.