Holladay closed on Circle Tower and plans to convert the 14‑story Monument Circle landmark into a 175‑room AC Hotel by Marriott with retail preserved and a rooftop bar.

Indy DPW crews inaugurated a new Belmont Street garage on Monday, replacing an aging building and adding covered space for trucks and maintenance. The move is part of a broader city investment in infrastructure.

Indiana State Police warn buyers after a Bloomington investigation found stolen cars sold through online listings with falsified titles and altered VINs. Officials recommend VIN scans and meeting sellers at police or dealers.

Rondale Moore, a Purdue standout and NFL receiver, was found dead in New Albany at 25. Officials have opened an investigation and scheduled an autopsy.

Plymouth Community School Corporation will end districtwide free lunches in 2026–27, citing rising food costs and inadequate reimbursements. New prices and help options are listed.

Cold Saturday with highs near 40°F and a slight late‑afternoon rain chance. Light snow is possible Sunday with gusty northwest winds.

Mayor Kerry Thomson addressed the delay in the Hopewell South PUD vote, highlighting its impact on Bloomington's housing crisis and costs. She stressed the need for affordable housing and the project's potential benefits.

Wind Advisory in effect Friday, Feb. 20. Gusts up to 45 mph — secure outdoor items and expect tricky driving.

BOAH confirmed HPAI at a Boone County turkey farm affecting about 18,763 birds; control and surveillance zones are now in place and nearby farms will be tested.

IMPD says a Tuesday search warrant on the 20 block of N. Alton Avenue led to two arrests and the seizure of 47 firearms and large quantities of narcotics.

Fog this morning gives way to scattered thunderstorms and a chance of damaging winds and an isolated tornado Thursday afternoon. Gusty winds continue into Friday.

The Jack Hopkins Social Services Funding Committee in Bloomington has begun applications for its 2026 funding cycle, offering $500,000 to local social service organizations.

Lawrence, Indiana's Mayor Deb Whitfield announced the city's $88,861 grant from AES Indiana for new EV chargers, highlighting a commitment to sustainability and cleaner transportation.