Rep. Julie Olthoff reminds Hoosier women that the POWER Caucus scholarship application deadline is approaching, offering $1,000 for those returning to education.

Mayors of Carmel and Westfield engage in a friendly competition to raise funds for Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank, using their cities’ football rivalry to encourage donations against hunger.

Peter J. Hill was arrested for allegedly molesting a ten-year-old in Fort Wayne, facing a level 1 felony as the police, DCS, and the Dr. Bill Lewis Center investigate.

Indiana's legislative leaders schedule urgent December session, avoiding extra costs of a special session, to align with regular 2026 session starting November 18.

Final suspect in a January homicide, Malachi Wells, was arrested by IMPD without incident on active murder warrant, also found with a handgun and marijuana.

Bloomington provides $46,000 to HHFB for food amid SNAP benefit disruption, impacting over 16,000 people and supporting the distribution of roughly 275,000 meals.

Indiana legislators Prescott and Johnson request federal action to halt mifepristone distribution, aligning with GOP senators' plea to consider safety and strengthen unborn protections, and uphold state rights on abortion laws.

The National Weather Service forecasts shifting weather in Indianapolis with temperatures ranging from 36°F to highs near 69°F, potential showers, and gusty winds throughout the week.

Indiana offers the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship to support future teachers with up to $10,000 per year for four years, requiring a five-year teaching commitment in the state.

Monroe County legislators announce a scholarship that offers $10,000 per year to Indiana students who commit to teaching for five years in the state. Eligible applicants must show academic excellence.

A car crashed into an apartment building in Speedway, with no injuries. The Speedway and Indianapolis Fire Departments responded and stabilized the building. The cause is under investigation.

Indianapolis expects a mostly sunny Halloween with a high of 58 degrees and breezy winds, cooling at night to around 40 degrees. The weekend remains mild with a chance of showers Saturday night.

Martinsville Police Department launched 'Traffic Tip Tuesday,' reminding drivers via social media that Indiana law requires headlights on when wipers are in use, to ensure visibility and safety during poor weather conditions.