Coca‑Cola Consolidated will spend $35M to add a glass‑bottle line at its Indianapolis plant, creating 15–20 jobs and boosting local manufacturing capacity. Construction is slated for late 2026.

Mild start in Indianapolis; mid-70s today with scattered storms this afternoon and gusty winds. Heavier, cooler rain arrives Tuesday.

Late-night shooting on Indianapolis' west side left one person critically injured in the 4900 block of Rockville Road; police say an investigation is underway.

Vincennes schools were briefly placed on lockdown after an incident at Lincoln High; the district says officers resolved the matter and no weapons were involved.

IMPD says about 80% of homicides reported in Indianapolis this year are unsolved. Detectives and families are urging anyone with tips to come forward.

Eastsiders sketched plans for new shops, sit‑down restaurants and community space as planners and the mall's owner weigh development options.

A dispute at Barringer’s Tavern over an alleged attempt to put a powder into drinks escalated into a shooting and carjacking; a suspect is in custody. Authorities are reviewing video and court filings as the investigation continues.

The Hamilton Southeastern board voted Wednesday to make longtime deputy Dr. Matt Kegley the district's superintendent under a three‑year contract.

Two people face armed-robbery charges after a supposed $1,000 gun sale in Columbus turned into a suspected ruse and a shooting on I‑65, court records show.

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.