Indiana State Police warn against bringing marijuana from Ohio into Indiana, where it remains illegal. No increase in patrols is planned, but businesses near the border may see indirect effects.

Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark used the Olympic break to bond with Indianapolis and improve her game. The team engaged in team-building while Coach Sides focused on infusing joy and rest to enhance performance.

The Hamilton County Health Department increases inspections of over 400 public pools during the summer, aided by interns who ensure health and safety standards are met, including at natural water sites.

Indiana celebrates the completion of the I-69 corridor, connecting Evansville to Indianapolis and improving access to trade routes in Canada and Mexico. The project, finished early, includes new interchanges with some ongoing construction.

The Columbus Police Department canceled a Silver Alert for 84-year-old Stephen Lewis after he was found safe. Previously, he had been considered missing and potentially in danger.

A man was critically injured in a shooting on Indianapolis' near west side. The police are investigating, with no arrests made and the victim now stable.

Malik Halfacre was sentenced to 145 years for the murders of four people and the attempted murder of his child's mother over a stimulus check dispute.

An Indiana State Police trooper sustained minor injuries after his patrol car was hit while assisting a disabled semi on I-70. Both he and the other driver were treated at a hospital.

Anderson teacher and pastor, Claud "Tab" Greenlee II, faces charges for possessing and producing child pornography after a cybertip led to evidence on his phone.

Indianapolis man Camran Perry received a 110-year sentence for the 2021 double homicide of Andrew Jones and Blake Coffman stemming from a marijuana deal.

Gen Con returns to Indianapolis, expected to generate $77 million, with local businesses like Good Games experiencing a boom. The event sold out and features over 500 vendors, celebrating dungeons & dragons' 50th anniversary.

Indiana's Attorney General and State Comptroller demand that Indiana University prove their Kinsey Institute isn't funded by state money, as required by law.

A police officer fatally shot an armed man on Purdue University Fort Wayne's campus, causing campus closure for safety. The individual's identity and the details of the incident are still under investigation.