Indianapolis forecasts 80s temperatures today with sunny skies and light winds, but potential showers and thunderstorms starting late Thursday into Friday.

Indiana legislators have passed a law providing $1.3 billion in property tax cuts for homeowners, additional credits for seniors, and tax exemptions for small businesses, aiming to reduce tax burdens statewide.

Indiana is poised to revamp its child care system, with legislation designed to streamline licensing and expand access, now awaiting the governor's signature.

A pickup truck crashed into the German Township Fire Department, causing no injuries but rendering the headquarters unusable.

Carmel is preparing for traffic disruptions due to the annual Carmel Marathon today, starting at 8:00 AM and ending around 3:00 PM, with road closures and police managing traffic along the route.

IMPD investigates a shooting on W. Morris Street that left Forrest Tab Grant dead; a person is detained as the case is probed for connections between the victim and shooter.

Indiana's Senate Enrolled Act 1 reduces property taxes for homeowners and farmers, raises local governments' revenue caps, and demands greater transparency from them about debt.

Bloomington City Council will hold a hearing on April 28, 2025, regarding ordinance PL2025-14 to regulate co-living units and update relevant city code.

Rep. Zimmerman's bill to increase penalties for unlicensed driving awaits the Indiana governor's signature, introducing felony charges for causing injury or death.

Indianapolis police arrested a 15-year-old suspect after a shooting, thanks to community tips, teamwork, and technology. The victim, an adult male, is stable; the arrest included seizure of two firearms.

A frost advisory in central Indiana warns of temperatures as low as 30 degrees, leading to potential frost damage to tender plants. The National Weather Service forecasts sunny to stormy conditions ahead.

An Indiana man was convicted for impersonating a Homeland Security officer and possessing Molotov cocktails after a 2023 incident involving a vandalized property.

Westfield launches 'Brave the Barricades' campaign to support local businesses during State Road 32 construction, offering weekly gift card prizes to encourage shopping.