Indiana introduces new laws impacting utility bills, tax filings, and property tax, including a push for small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) and scheduled income tax cuts aimed at saving residents money and modernizing energy production.

Indiana's legislature has enacted new laws effective July 1, focusing on tax cuts, funding state priorities, and health care cost reduction. The House Enrolled Act 1001 aims to ensure fiscal responsibility and includes record K-12 school funding.

Twenty-three individuals were sentenced to federal prison for a meth and money laundering operation spanning from the Southwest border to Indianapolis.

Carmel Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying an individual related to an ongoing investigation, sharing an image on social media and inviting tips.

An Indianapolis man, Abdul Malik Banks, is charged with murdering his roommate, Shawnetta Small, after a dispute involving spitting and feces smearing.

An Indianapolis man was sentenced to six years for sexual assault outside the City-County Building, after pleading guilty to multiple felonies including sexual battery.

The Fort Ben Farmers Market in Lawrence, Indiana offers local produce and goods every Thursday, and will be held on July 17 from 4–7 PM at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

The Plainfield PD's "Flavor Fuzz" competed in the #ChoppedChallenge for Family Promise, making "stuffed pepper poppers" but didn't win against Danville's "Bacon Patrol."

A woman was found dead on Indianapolis' east side; a suspect was arrested for her murder by IMPD officers following a disturbance call. The investigation is ongoing.

IMPD is increasing patrols and technology use in Indianapolis and urging community cooperation to combat gun violence following recent shootings, including an enhanced curfew for minors.

A 2-year-old girl was accidentally shot and killed in Indianapolis. Police found unsecured firearms at the home on Ralston Avenue. Authorities urge gun safety and community support.

Allen County students receive the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, supported by Indiana lawmakers, to pursue teaching careers and commit to teaching in Indiana schools.

Dalton Rowe was convicted of Residential Entry, Confinement, and Invasion of Privacy in Hancock Superior Court 1. A bench trial for his habitual offender status is set for July 16, 2025.