Big Ten coaches are calling Indiana’s 16-0 national title run the greatest turnaround in college football history.

Out of Reach 2026 finds Hoosiers need roughly $24 an hour to afford a two‑bedroom — well above typical renter pay and deepening a statewide housing shortfall.

Carmel will convert part of a westside water facility into its seventh fire station, officials say, aiming to save costs and speed emergency response on the northwest side.

Gov. Mike Braun declined an invitation to an invitation‑only 'mass deportation' rally in Fishers while Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is still set to appear by video. The event, headlined by ex‑Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino, has prompted local counter‑protests.

Court documents say Google flagged an account tied to Terell Richardson; investigators allege screen recordings of abuse were stored on his phone.

Indiana defensive end Tyrone Burrus Jr. was arrested in Bloomington on strangulation and domestic battery charges. IU says it is aware and cooperating while the case moves forward.

The Henry Street span has been officially renamed Greenlawn Memorial Bridge after months of archaeological work that unearthed 1,700+ grave shafts at the former Greenlawn Cemetery. The board vote formalizes a plan to pair construction with memorialization.

Court documents allege a 19-year-old Indianapolis woman forced a 2-year-old to perform sexual acts on camera and distributed the recordings for money.

Columbus police say a welfare check on the 1400 block of Pearl Street turned up a deceased person; one person is in custody and detectives are investigating.

Meta’s AI briefly took down the Bloomingtonian’s Facebook page, wiping paid subscribers and leaving the college‑town newsroom scrambling before a July 20 reinstatement.

Redwire opened a 30,000‑sq‑ft microgravity R&D hub at Novaparke in Georgetown to host ISS‑linked experiments and pharma partnerships. The site includes a live payload ops center.

Two people were charged after prosecutors say a home‑care company billed Indiana Medicaid for more than $10.9M in services that weren’t provided.

Greenwood's council approved a municipal wheel tax to preserve state matching road grants. Passenger cars will pay $25 a year and larger vehicles $40 starting in 2027.