Laurens Jean Francois, 22, was arrested by IMPD for a series of armed robberies after detectives used surveillance footage and other methods to connect him to the crimes.

Gen Con, the largest tabletop gaming convention in Indianapolis, has sold out for 2025, with more than 70,000 attendees expected for gaming, cosplay, and community events.

Carmel announces updates on infrastructure projects including raised crosswalks, rejuvenation of College Avenue, and bridge constructions aimed at improving safety, walkability, and stormwater systems, with work continuing through 2025.

State Rep. Tim Yocum highlights new Indiana laws focusing on tax cuts, education funding, and women's sports integrity, with a conservative governance approach.

Fort Ben Library in Lawrence, Indiana offers a cool refuge as a designated cooling station during a heat advisory with temperatures reaching up to 105°F.

The Lawrence Community Center hosted the Live Longer in Lawrence Community Partner Summit, focusing on local public health issues and strategies for improvement.

The IMPD prepares for the Brickyard event at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, advising attendees on safety and offering real-time updates via text alerts.

Five people were injured in a mass shooting on Indianapolis' northeast side; authorities are investigating with no additional suspects sought at the time.

Hamilton County announces the Light Up the Night event at Potter's Bridge Park on August 29th with music, food, lighted canoes, performers, and free entry.

Lawrence's Government Center hosted a ceremony featuring a new memorial honoring the city's past mayors, celebrating 65 years of city governance with current and former mayors in attendance.

A $10.5 million grant from Lilly Endowment will fund a literacy initiative in Indianapolis Public Schools, focusing on student reading skills and family support.

Anderson High School in Indiana achieves prestigious state STEM certification, highlighting its strong STEM curriculum and commitment to student preparation for future job markets.

Rep. Ben Smaltz is examining municipal election costs and turnout on Indiana's Interim Study Committee on Elections. He aims to address voter participation and fiscal efficiency ahead of the legislative session.