Three people were charged after police say a Facebook Marketplace test‑drive scam targeted Indianapolis sellers, many of them Hispanic. Investigators recovered at least one stolen vehicle.

A four‑year, $6.3M extension keeps Aliyah Boston in Indianapolis and — according to local reports — represents the largest total salary in WNBA history to date.

Grant County deputies posted photos Friday seeking three people they say are wanted in Marion on failure‑to‑appear and probation‑related warrants.

A man was critically injured Friday in a stabbing on Indianapolis' northeast side; police are investigating and urging witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.

A north-side Indianapolis mother says a man tried to pull her 11-year-old daughter through a bedroom window at The Lodge at Trails Edge; IMPD says detectives are investigating.

Alexandria police seized about $200,000 in new tools and other merchandise after a March 2 stop; two people now face organized retail theft and corrupt business influence charges.

Indianapolis Ballet principal Yoshiko Kamikusa has opened Legacy Tokyo on Mass Ave, pairing Sutadonya rice bowls with family recipes while continuing to perform. The shop sits in the Factory Arts District and leans on both chain staples and house additions.

A Nappanee bookkeeper was sentenced to 22 months in federal prison after admitting to stealing about $79,000 from clients in a guardianship program.

A man was critically injured in a near west side shooting Tuesday. Police are investigating at the 2100 block of Emrich Lane and are asking for tips.

Police say a 31-year-old Lafayette woman pulled a handgun on children at Columbia Park and was arrested after officers traced her vehicle and recovered a 9mm.

Township leaders and police opened reviews of N Zone Bar and Grill after a northwest-side shootout that wounded two people. Officials say they will press owners and explore enforcement options.

New Hope of Indiana launched Imagine More, a $4M campaign to update its Payne Road campus with new training spaces and accessibility upgrades. A $1.5M United Way match has accelerated giving.

WM’s new west-side plant can process up to 200,000 tons a year and is tied to Indianapolis’s 2028 curbside recycling rollout. The site adds glass recovery, optical sorters and local jobs.