JD North America will put its U.S. headquarters in Fishers and a 180,000‑sq‑ft fieldhouse will anchor a major Fishers District expansion.

Legacy Fest returns to Indiana Avenue with a Teddy Riley concert Friday and a free block party Saturday. The weekend raises funds for the Madam Walker Legacy Center’s programs.

Special prosecutors declined to charge a Delaware County deputy after his 10‑year‑old daughter died of heatstroke last August, saying there was no evidence of intent.

A Cumberland man was arrested after a hit‑and‑run killed 6‑year‑old Jari Vontae Spencer; police say license‑plate readers and video traced a 2004 Chevrolet Aveo to the crash.

Soaring car prices and rising delinquencies are squeezing Indianapolis households. Experts outline steps to avoid missed payments and repossession.

A person was critically injured in a shooting on Indianapolis' west side Saturday; police detained someone at the scene while detectives investigate.

LEGACY Supply Chain will occupy roughly 430,881 sq ft at VanTrust’s Air 70 Logistics Park in Greenfield, reinforcing demand along the Mount Comfort I‑70 corridor.

After a violent Carmel carjacking, Mayor Sue Finkam has urged Central Indiana mayors to convene and press for a regional response to repeat offenders. The call has already prompted pushback from county prosecutors.

A Greenfield man was arrested after deputies say a May 22 attack left a woman and her dog injured. He now faces 11 counts including a Level 3 felony.

Mayor Joe Hogsett and councilors proposed a $19.49M package to fund street resurfacing, housing hub stabilization, park cameras, homeowner repairs and youth programs across Indianapolis.

Crews patched a downtown water main and reopened Second and Washington for the morning commute after a contractor struck a century‑old pipe. Repairs added to an ongoing Second Street project and forced detours through nearby streets.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation asked Mooresville Schools to investigate a teacher-led BetterMan Bible study at Mooresville High, prompting an internal review.

A 17-year-old signed a plea that would send him to prison for 45 years for the 2024 killing of Makayla Bauman; sentencing is set for July 1, 2026.