A man was shot on the 600 block of North Linwood Avenue and rushed to the hospital in critical condition; IMPD later said his condition stabilized.

An April audit found missing invoices, possible conflicts and weak oversight inside Indianapolis’ Office of Public Health and Safety; auditors call for immediate training and new controls.

A tornado warning for Thorntown, Mechanicsburg and northern Boone County kept residents sheltering Monday night; county officials posted alerts on Facebook and NWS listed the warning until 10:15 p.m.

A judge handed Tramayne Harris a 12‑year term after a high‑speed DUI crash last summer that injured eight people, including several children. Court documents and local reporting laid out the evidence prosecutors used at sentencing.

A shooting near East 38th Street and Mitthoefer left one person critically injured; IMPD detectives are canvassing the area and asking witnesses to call in tips.

Randolph County prosecutors have submitted recommended child-exploitation and child-pornography charges against a Union City high school secretary after phone evidence allegedly showed sexual acts with a minor.

Patchy fog limits Saturday morning travel in Indianapolis. Mostly sunny and mid‑70s this weekend; storms possible Monday night.

Three north-side Indianapolis storefronts at Augusta Plaza had windows smashed and cash taken in early-morning burglaries; IMPD is investigating and seeking tips.

Scattered storms roll into Indy Friday with gusty winds and locally heavy downpours possible. A more significant severe threat is on the horizon for Monday, April 27.

Town filings show a 26,000-square-foot specialty grocery is planned at The Farm in Zionsville, sited at Sylo Crossing and Pittman Farms Drive.

Sunny and warm Thursday in Indianapolis with highs near 82°F. Showers and storms are likely Friday with an isolated strong‑storm threat.

A Hamilton Southeastern bus driver has been charged with misdemeanor counts following an April on‑duty incident. An initial hearing is scheduled for May 14.

A Michigan man pleaded guilty in a 2023 I‑465 crash that killed a northwest-side Indianapolis mother; sentencing is scheduled for April 23, 2026.