The Indianapolis Colts announced they will honor former owner Jim Irsay with a special jersey patch for the 2025 season. The black patch, featuring his initials, signature, and a smiley face, pays tribute to Irsay’s legacy following his passing at age 65.

Crawfordsville dedicated its new Veterans Memorial Park on Memorial Day, in a ceremony attended by state and local officials, honoring military sacrifices with historical artifacts and personalized commemorative bricks.

An IndyGo bus driver sustained injuries after the bus hit a guardrail on S Emerson Avenue. There were no passengers, and the crash is under investigation.

Indiana Fever's star guard Caitlin Clark is out for at least two weeks due to a quad injury, impacting the team's performance as they navigate upcoming games without her.

The "Wienie 500," a race of Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles, took place at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, with "Slaw Dog" winning the event, part of the Carb Day festivities before the Indy 500.

The Westfield Police Department acknowledged School Resource Officers' (SROs) work on social media, emphasizing their multifaceted roles in providing security and mentorship in schools.

Westfield Police Department praises the local Fire Department for exceptional EMS service, honoring their dedication during National EMS Week with a theme of communal care.

The article describes the weather forecast in Indianapolis, with mostly sunny days, mild temperatures, and possible rain showers as Memorial Day nears.

Carmel has begun constructing Ardalan Plaza in the Arts & Design District, a mixed-use development with retail space, condos, and a rooftop terrace, set to complete by 2026.

Indiana's Gov. Braun signed legislation for excused school absences for FFA and 4-H students, supporting youth in agriculture while maintaining academic standards.

State Rep. Brad Barrett hosted Greyson and Sierra Longnecker at the Indiana Statehouse as part of the House Page Program, providing a close look at state governance.

Evansville students participate in the House page program, getting a firsthand look at the legislative process.

Two more Lawrence neighborhoods join the city's Neighborhood Hub, furthering community engagement. Only The Pike remains unrepresented in the initiative.