Flood Watch in effect Sunday afternoon through Monday morning. Heavy storms could drop 1–2 inches overnight and cause localized street and creek flooding.

A 32-year-old woman was arrested after a near‑north side shooting left a man in critical condition on Friday.

A Flood Watch covers Indianapolis Sunday afternoon into Monday morning; 1–3 inches of rain and heavy downpours could cause localized flooding. Expect travel delays.

United Way data shows 38% of Indiana households — about 1.05 million families — fall below the ALICE threshold and struggle with housing, child care, food and health care. The update maps which communities and jobs are most exposed.

A 24-year-old man has been charged after a 58-year-old woman was struck and killed while walking to work on Indianapolis' northeast side. Investigators say license-plate readers and phone data led them to a damaged Cadillac.

Clear, comfortable Juneteenth Friday in Indianapolis. Heavy rain and storms are likely Sunday into Monday.

Richmond police are searching for a driver after a Monday hit‑and‑run left someone critically injured near North 14th and North C. Investigators want surveillance and dash‑cam tips at 765‑983‑7249.

Indiana University will not renew a social work lecturer’s contract after an intellectual‑diversity review of a class slide that labeled “MAGA” as covert white supremacy.

Clear Thursday morning in Indy with breezy afternoon winds. Flooding lingers and stronger storms are likely Sunday night into Monday.

IMPD served a warrant at a north-side home run as Sunny Angel Spa and arrested a woman on suspicion of promoting prostitution after undercover detectives say they were propositioned. Neighbors reported short visits through a back door and new privacy fencing around the property.

A 17-year-old was pronounced dead after a suspected shooting and crash Saturday south of Salem. Indiana State Police have taken over the investigation.

After a Monroe County judge sided with Showers West tenants, Bloomington’s RDC has filed appeals and voted to send two lease disputes to mediation on June 29.

Court documents say a 57‑year‑old Greenfield man allegedly left his home waving a knife and threatened children playing in a yard; he now faces four felony counts.