Former Notre Dame standout Jaylon Smith turned a $100k Oura stake into roughly $1M and is using that windfall to expand JINYA Ramen near campus. He’s also backing other consumer ventures across Indiana.

Family members and advocates say surveillance footage and police records tell different stories about a March 7 downtown shooting that later killed 45‑year‑old Jamar Thomas. They want the unedited video released as prosecutors review the case.

DC BLOX filed plans to build a three‑building, $2B data center campus at the Thunderbird Commerce Center on Indy’s east side. A May 14 hearing will be the first public test of the developer’s commitments on power, water and noise.

A stolen-vehicle chase that started in a Madison McDonald’s parking lot ended Monday when the car ran out of gas in Scott County and the 18-year-old driver was arrested.

IMPD says detectives will investigate after a predator‑catcher livestream allegedly captured a suspect admitting to sexual contact with minors; police warn vigilante evidence can complicate cases.

A person found with an apparent gunshot wound on South Lynhurst Drive was later pronounced dead; IMPD homicide detectives are investigating.

Showers and thunderstorms sweep Indianapolis on April 4, 2026, with heavy rain and gusts to 35 mph. Localized flooding and travel delays are possible.

Aldi opened Thursday at 1538 N. Morton St in Franklin, the city announced on Facebook. The chain's careers page lists local hiring for the new location.

Conner Prairie's reimagined Museum Experience Center opens April 3 in Fishers with six immersive galleries, a Wellspring artscape and a Smithsonian Spark!Lab.

A 41-year-old Evansville man is accused of stealing a Bud Light truck and allegedly ramming a sheriff’s cruiser during a March 27 chase. Authorities released body-camera video and charged him with attempted murder.

An 18‑year‑old Morristown resident was arrested after deputies traced a social‑media threat to a student; Morristown schools were dismissed safely and an investigation is ongoing.

Novo Nordisk will lay off roughly 400 workers at its Bloomington manufacturing site in early May, a cut that affects about one in five roles amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny. City officials say they will work to connect impacted employees with support and job resources.

Small Hoosier towns say brown tap water keeps appearing in faucets while state funding and aging pipes leave costly system fixes out of reach.