IMPD detectives made seven arrests after Thursday warrants tied to June south‑side shots. Officers say nine guns, including two AR‑style pistols and a conversion device, were seized.

Richmond police say Michael Sloan was arrested on a charge of dealing in a controlled substance resulting in death after investigators tied a suspected sale to a fatal overdose.

Four juveniles were arrested after a Garfield Park robbery attempt left a teen shot in what police describe as self-defense. The Marion County prosecutor will review charges.

A 51-year-old Plymouth man died after his vehicle left U.S. 6 and struck a tree in Marshall County. Authorities identified him as Robert Neiswender Jr.; an autopsy will be scheduled.

An appeals panel partially reversed a lower-court dismissal and gave Ed Carpenter Racing a chance to amend parts of its $8.4M suit against former sponsors.

Noblesville’s downtown parade steps off this Saturday; Forest Park hosts a free festival with live music, shuttles and a 10 p.m. fireworks finale. Parking passes and traffic plans are in effect.

Two Wayne Township firefighters were hurt fighting a west-side house fire; crews set up a cooling tent and rotated crews in the heat.

New Albany’s Parkview Tower will be demolished next week after a March 2025 fire; the housing authority says Renascent won a roughly $1.5M contract and work should take about 45 days.

Butler's Hinkle Fieldhouse will stage the Emirates NBA Cup final on Dec. 11, moving the title game out of Las Vegas and into a historic, 9,100-seat arena. The choice trades arena glitz for a college‑gym atmosphere.

Wally's opened a 53,000‑sq‑ft travel center off I‑65 in Whitestown with 84 pumps, EV chargers, fresh‑food stations and large restrooms. The company calls it a $40M flagship for road trips.

A South Bend driver faces felony charges after a late‑night crash near McKinley Avenue killed her passenger, police say.

Fourth Fest returns downtown this Saturday with a 20-minute fireworks show launched from 500 N. Meridian and a street festival starting at 6 p.m.

Greenfield officers intercepted a semi on I‑70 and recovered nearly 40,000 pounds of tungsten oxide — an estimated $2.86M haul — and arrested the driver.