Mostly sunny and mild through early June in Indianapolis. Highs near 82°F today; a small chance of afternoon storms returns Friday, June 5.

A fermented Isan sausage at a new Carmel Thai spot is getting Indianapolis Star attention as the latest must-try. Here’s what it is and where to find it.

A Greenwood man, Grant Anthony Reed, was charged after an FBI tip linked him to an online network trading child sexual‑abuse images. An initial hearing is set for June 18.

Sunny, dry weather returns to Indianapolis with highs near 81°F. Light east winds and only a small chance of a late‑weekend shower.

Dense fog is trimming visibility across central Indiana this morning; clearing by mid‑morning with highs near 82°F and dry weather into the weekend.

FWS and the Army are renegotiating the agreement that lets the Fish & Wildlife Service manage Big Oaks — a 50,000‑acre refuge on a former proving ground — raising questions about access and funding.

A Plainfield man convicted in a 2015 deadly drunk‑driving crash has signed a new plea in Hamilton County; prosecutors say the agreement could add years to his sentence. The survivor and advocates are pushing for clearer enforcement to prevent repeat offenses.

Morning showers and thunderstorms are likely in Indianapolis with pockets of locally heavy rain. Rain should taper late Wednesday ahead of a sunnier Thursday.

Columbus Regional has agreed to settle two class‑action suits over website tracking, offering eligible patients $25.50 and a year of privacy protection while the deal awaits court approval. Key deadlines include opt‑out June 22 and a final hearing July 22.

Fishers opened the final SR 37 interchange at 141st Street, finishing a years-long rebuild meant to ease congestion along a corridor that carries roughly 50,000 vehicles daily.

A muggy Tuesday will turn wet tonight, with heavier showers and localized flash flooding possible.

Indiana canceled nearly 1,800 non‑domiciled CDLs after a new law and federal rules tightened who can hold a commercial license. National outlets later reported nearly 300 stops; state records do not yet confirm that count.

Will Power spun and was forced to retire from the 110th Indianapolis 500 after roughly 91 laps, bringing out a caution that reshuffled the race.