Brownsburg's new ordinance bans motor vehicles on trails but allows pedal-assist e-bikes and ADA-compliant devices, enforcing a 15 mph speed limit for all users.

IMPD is seeking public help to find 76-year-old Claranetta Dickerson, who is missing in Indianapolis. She was last seen in pajamas, possibly with a flowered bonnet, on the southeast side.

Indiana Senate District 22 is poised to receive nearly $25.5 million in state road funding for 2025, covering maintenance and improvements, with the largest share designated for Tippecanoe County.

Indiana legislators commend a significant rise in third-grade literacy rates as indicated by 2024-2025 IREAD assessment results, with scores seeing the highest increase since 2013.

Winston, a 38-year-old chimpanzee, suddenly passed away at the Indianapolis Zoo from heart disease complications.

Franklin Road will have a partial closure on August 27 for sewer maintenance between 45th and 46th St., with inner lanes closed and outer lanes open from 8-10am.

The Carmel-based 1st on Main development has been nominated for the Indy Chamber Monumental Award, highlighting its successful mix of luxury living and commercial space.

Greenfield-Central School District has opened its own police department, a first in Hancock County, to enhance school safety with a dedicated team building rapport with the community.

Indiana's third graders show a notable rise in reading proficiency, reaching an over 87% success rate in the IREAD assessment, a historic increase since 2013.

Indiana's third graders saw a nearly 5% improvement in reading proficiency, with over 87% proficient on the IREAD assessment, a recovery to pre-pandemic levels.

Carmel's Police Chief Sterling and Fire Chief Thacker join the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative for public sector training. Mayor Finkam praises the expected community benefits.

A shooting on Indy's near north side left one dead and another injured. Police are investigating the incident without suspects or motives yet disclosed.

Indiana has seen a 5% increase in third-grade literacy rates, with 87% of students now proficient in reading, according to a statement by Sen. Schmitt who credits state educational reforms. Despite the success, 13% still struggle with reading.