Bloomington reopens upgraded Rail Trail crossing at South Rogers St., enhancing safety and access. Final touches on the B-Line Trail extension continue, aiming for early 2026 completion.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun posthumously awarded Forrest Lucas the 2025 Sachem Award for his significant contributions to the state through entrepreneurship and philanthropy.

Indiana's financial forecast improved since April, bringing state closer to previous year's expectations, with a projected Medicaid surplus, according to State Senator Ryan Mishler.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office celebrated team members at their Christmas party, recognizing years of service and awarding individuals for bravery and excellence.

IMPD is seeking public assistance to locate missing 16-year-old Robert "RJ" Williams, last seen December 17, 2025, near Broad Ripple Avenue. RJ has autism and may require medical help.

A traffic accident at 96th and Meridian in Carmel caused delays; it was cleared and traffic resumed by the afternoon. Carmel PD provided updates on social media.

An Indianapolis volleyball coach was charged with a felony after a sting operation video by a YouTuber went viral, revealing his attempt to disseminate harmful matter to a minor.

INCOG BioPharma to invest $200 million in expanding its Indiana facility, aiming to employ nearly 1,000 people by 2030 for injectable drug manufacturing.

The article discusses 'Bending Blue Notes,' a sculpture by Brad Holmes in Lawrence, Indiana, which honors Blues music and stands at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

A man from Seymour, Indiana was arrested after a shooting that injured another man in the neck; the investigation is ongoing with potential for further charges and arrests.

The judge declared Carl Boards II, charged with murdering Officer Noah Shahnavaz, incompetent to stand trial, delaying the death penalty trial to March 2026 for mental health treatment.

Martin University in Indianapolis halts operations due to financial issues, impacting staff and highlighting concerns about education for underserved populations.

DHS launched a website, 'Worst of the Worst,' for public search of removed criminal illegal aliens, praised by Rep. Michelle Davis for promoting safety and transparency.