Rep. Borders joined a White House event supporting coal with truck driver Blackford. President Trump signed an order for the Department of War to use coal power, showcasing support for the coal industry despite environmental debates.

Customers say Indy Wholesale Direct's Chapter 11 filing left buyers without titles and unpaid trade-ins, and state and consumer agencies are taking complaints.

INDOT's East Central division won the Traffic Safety Project of the Year award for improving U.S. 36 safety, reducing crashes and injuries substantially.

A Marion County judge handed Damian Milton a 35-year prison term after court filings said his 1-year-old daughter suffered catastrophic head and neck injuries and died days after being hospitalized. The case hinged on medical evidence and Milton’s admissions to investigators.

Monroe County deputies circulated a wanted poster Wednesday seeking 48-year-old Gregory James Rood Jr on Level 5 felony meth and inmate‑trafficking charges. Officials asked the public to submit tips.

Veridus Group converted a Fort Ben building into its new headquarters after a $1M-plus renovation, the city posted photos and noted a mayoral podcast appearance. The project also ties into nearby housing and commercial plans for Fort Ben.

The Mooresville Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect from a BP gas station on February 9th, urging tipsters to contact them or Crime Stoppers.

Indiana lawmakers are pursuing changes to enhance child digital safety and revise alert systems after Hailey Buzbee's death, considering broader Amber Alert criteria and a new Pink Alert for at-risk minors.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Indianapolis with sun, clouds, and possible gusts, noting temperatures and conditions for the coming week.

Zaxby's will open a Southport Commons location next Monday, bringing dine‑in, a drive‑thru and new jobs to Indianapolis' south side.

A traffic stop for a broken headlight in Frankfort turned into a felony drug arrest; 58-year-old John B. Montalvo faces multiple meth-related counts, police say.

Indiana lawmakers are discussing revising the state alert system after Hailey Buzbee's death to better protect youth, amid broader concerns about online safety for children.

Evita Garcia, an 18-year-old from South Bend, was found safe after a Silver Alert was canceled. She was believed to be in danger and need medical help before being located.