Indianapolis man Demarcus McCloud received an 8-year prison sentence for setting fire to an IndyGo bus and station, with additional supervised release and a restitution order of over $1.79 million.

Penn Lake is facing a blue-green algae bloom, posing health risks. Officials advise the public to avoid contact with tainted water and keep pets safe. Further updates are available on the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District’s alert page.

Fishers AgriPark opens a new barn and nature-themed playground, enhancing educational and recreational opportunities with facilities like classrooms, restrooms, and a future market store.

Police responded to a shooting in Marion, leading an officer to fire at a suspect who fled and remains unidentified. No casualties were reported, but there was property damage.

A bridge in Jay County has been dedicated to fallen Marine Lance Cpl. Andrew Whitacre, with a ceremony attended by State Rep. Prescott and Sen. Holdman.

Authorities recovered a handgun, extended magazine, and marijuana from a juvenile on probation in Indianapolis. The multi-agency operation highlights efforts to curb illegal firearm possession among youth.

The Southern District of Indiana increased immigration prosecutions, sentencing three individuals for crimes including illegal weapon possession and reentry after removal.

Two men, an adult and a juvenile, were injured in a shooting in Cumberland, with police investigating the incident following an altercation on East New York Street.

IMPD is collaborating with local groups to distribute free backpacks and school supplies to students in Indianapolis on July 26, according to an IMPD News social media post.

Rep. Beau Baird invited EPA Secretary Lee Zeldin to Indiana to discuss environmental efforts and tour conservation sites, highlighting the state's sustainability progress.

Lawrence releases its 2024 Consumer Confidence Report on water quality, detailing sources, testing, and EPA compliance, available on the city's website.

Bloomington celebrates the 35th anniversary of the ADA with an event that includes education, activities, and community resource sharing on accessibility and inclusion.

Hoosier lawmakers introduced laws affecting agriculture, energy, women's sports, and healthcare costs, which took effect on July 1. These include creating a farmer's portal and incentives for nuclear reactors.