Caitlin Clark hit a late 3 to force overtime, but the Washington Mystics closed out a 104-102 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Key performances from Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen made the difference.

Indiana officials outlined a plan to use new Workforce Pell rules so low‑income residents can use Pell Grants for short, in‑demand credentials; Ivy Tech and Vincennes will pilot.

Noblesville approved a $50M‑plus police headquarters at the former Firestone site, consolidating a growing department into one modern building.

A Richmond woman was arrested after a child-abuse probe led to preliminary neglect and domestic battery charges, authorities say. Local agencies and child-welfare workers assisted the investigation.

Scott County is directing opioid settlement money to EMS purchases and recovery nonprofits, prompting debate about whether the funds expand services or backfill budgets.

A contractor and multiple first responders were treated after a carbon monoxide incident at a south Indianapolis home on Wednesday.

A judge handed an Indianapolis man seven years after an unsecured handgun in a Cumberland home was accidentally fired by a 6‑year‑old, killing 4‑year‑old Deor Neita.

IU researchers say Indiana added 38,579 residents in 2025, with suburbs around Indianapolis leading the gains as domestic migration more than doubled.

Corteva said New Corteva — its crop‑protection spinoff — will be headquartered in Indianapolis after a planned separation in Q4 2026. Vylor, the seed business, will be based in Johnston, Iowa.

INDYCAR says it will stop weighing pit windows and running order when deciding full-course yellows after Alexander Rossi's stall at the Sonsio Grand Prix. The change is effective immediately.

A 54-year-old Rockville man was arrested May 11 and faces two counts of disseminating matter harmful to minors. Authorities say state ICAC investigators assisted in the case.

A person was found dead after a crash on Indianapolis’ northeast side; IMPD’s fatal crash team is investigating. Police ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

IMPD says a joint sweep with Indiana State Police led to three felony arrests, three vehicles towed and an illegally possessed firearm seized during a crackdown on reckless driving.