Harry's Taphouse has leased a 3,300‑sq‑ft Georgetown space, targeting a late‑summer opening and up to 30 hires. The location will be the chain's third in southern Indiana.

A child was killed after being struck by a vehicle on Indianapolis' near east side; police say the driver remained at the scene and intoxication isn't suspected.

The EEOC has sued Indianapolis-based Damar Services, alleging the nonprofit rejected a deaf job applicant after a phone interview and failed to consider accommodations. The federal agency asks a judge to order changes to hiring practices and to award damages.

A Marion County jury found Justin Jones guilty in the 2024 shooting death of Pa & Ma's owner George Nelson Sr.; sentencing is set for April 16, 2026.

Two former Hobart Township employees say they will file federal lawsuits alleging sexual harassment, retaliation and discrimination inside the trustee’s office.

Stick & Hack, the Fishers indoor-golf brand, is opening a Broad Ripple location in May with golf and racing simulators, electronic darts, a bar and local food partners.

A 25-year-old Fishers man was struck and killed on County Road 300 North in Hancock County. Investigators say the driver cooperated and impairment was not suspected.

Family members held an 11-year vigil at the North Harding Street site, renewing pleas for answers after the 2015 quadruple slaying left four relatives dead. Prosecutors had charged a suspect in 2019 but later dropped the murder counts amid evidentiary problems.

Surveillance footage helped IMPD arrest a 35-year-old Texas man minutes after a downtown Indianapolis shooting; authorities say new and portable cameras were central to the case.

A 12-year-old in Brownsburg suffered serious burns after microwaving a NeeDoh Nice Cube; her family and hospitals warn parents about the dangerous TikTok 'hack.'

A Russian national who sold access to corporate networks and helped run ransomware extortion was sentenced in Indianapolis and ordered to pay $9.17M.

Martinsville police recovered items after multiple weekend vehicle break-ins and urged residents to lock cars and report missing property.

Lawmakers heard testimony that voucher freezes, reimbursement cuts and program closures have left nearly 32,000 Hoosier children waiting for care.