Anthem will drop some Columbus Regional Health outpatient doctors from select Medicaid plans on July 1, 2026, potentially affecting thousands of local patients. CRH says inpatient hospital care is not affected.

The Indiana Peony Festival returns to Seminary Park this Saturday with hundreds of vendors, floral installations and live music. Expect downtown street closures and big crowds.

A 30-year-old man was killed Thursday at the Budget 8 Inn on Indianapolis' east side amid long-standing safety concerns at the motel.

A registered sex offender in Indianapolis was arrested after allegedly messaging what he thought was a 14‑year‑old and sending explicit videos. He now faces multiple child‑solicitation counts.

A classroom chemical reaction at Fishers High on Friday drew a heavy police and fire response; crews destroyed the material and no injuries were reported.

Two all‑terrain track chairs meant to expand accessibility were stolen from Fort Harrison State Park; the DNR is offering a $5,500 reward.

A 'significant' fire hit a Carmel City Parks maintenance building on May 13, forcing crews to withdraw after a partial collapse and closing nearby trails.

Simon Property Group plans to fill the former Saks footprint at The Fashion Mall at Keystone with showrooms, restaurants and an office campus; a Reis‑Nichols flagship is due in 2026.

A Johnson County judge sent a Greenwood man to prison for 31.5 years after a jury convicted him of rape, stalking and related felonies. Prosecutors pointed to a lengthy criminal record as an aggravator.

Opening day of practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway offered a first look at the 110th Indy 500 field, with photographers capturing candid driver moments and on-track prep.

IPS will give seven unused parcels to Greater Indy Habitat, opening the way for up to 16 affordable homes aimed at neighbors and school employees.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on Allen L. Murray, 59, wanted for failing to register as a sex offender. Officials published his description and urged tips to Crime Stoppers.

The Indiana Hoosiers were honored on the White House South Lawn on May 11; Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza remained with the Raiders during rookie activities.