A Columbus man, Dustin Cross, is charged with drug possession and obstruction after a police dog detected narcotics during a stop.

Indiana's state employment has reached pre-pandemic levels, exceeding 32,000 workers across government agencies, marking a recovery from substantial job losses during 2020-2022.

Kevin Hart announces an intimate "Acting My Age" tour show at Murat Theatre in Indianapolis, with presale tickets available from July 17 and general sales starting July 19.

The Brickyard 400 Fan Fest kicks off in Indianapolis, celebrating the race's 30th anniversary with activities, food, drinks, and NASCAR driver Joey Logano meeting fans.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis has awarded over $100,000 in financial literacy scholarships to students in Indiana and Michigan as part of the Money Masters Program.

The City of Bloomington is celebrating the 34th anniversary of the ADA with an event on August 3 featuring informational booths, games, and resources for accessibility and inclusion.

The remnants of Hurricane Beryl brought severe weather, with tornadoes and flooding risks, from Texas to the Northeast, affecting millions and prompting weather alerts.

Indianapolis launched the St. Lucas Lofts affordable housing with 48 units targeting low-income families and homeless youth, supported by a CVS Health investment and other partners.

VP Kamala Harris plans to address key Black sororities in Indianapolis and Dallas, discussing administration efforts in aiding underserved communities.

An Indiana man, Curtis Logan Tate, was sentenced to 63 months for assaulting police during the January 6 Capitol riot with weapons and social media documentation of the acts.

Indianapolis City-County Council introduces Vision Zero proposal to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2035, focusing on the safety of vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists.

The article discusses ex-NFL player Daniel Muir's legal challenge over his bail denial following his arrest for obstruction of justice and domestic battery. His son was rescued from a religious compound with signs of physical punishment.

A shooting at a Vrbo-listed rental in Indianapolis left one person critically injured early Sunday morning. The police are investigating the incident, which occurred during a gathering.