Indiana's Governor Braun signed a bill to address the nursing shortage by allowing high school students to start nursing education early through accredited programs.

A water main break on Indianapolis' west side caused flooding and street damage, leading to traffic disruptions and urgent repair efforts by local utility company Citizens.

Troy Wilson gets 42 years for kidnapping and torturing two people in Kokomo, confirmed by the Howard County Prosecutor's Office.

During a traffic stop in Decatur County, police fatally shot a suspect who allegedly pointed a gun at officers. The incident is under investigation by Indiana State Police.

Indiana advances work-based learning for high school students, with Senator Raatz supporting efforts to overcome obstacles such as staff time and training capacity cited by employers interested in the program.

Marion County experienced traffic disruptions due to two separate crashes on I-465 and I-69, causing lane closures and lengthy investigations by authorities. Multiple semis were involved in the I-69 crash with serious injuries reported.

Lawrence hosted Community Safety Day in 2025 with activities, safety demonstrations, a fire and police department relay race, and 175+ children receiving new bike helmets.

Rep. Matt Lehman scored 100% on the Indiana Chamber of Commerce's scorecard, reflecting his support for pro-business legislation in alignment with the state's economic goals.

A crash on Smith Valley Rd at Hacienda Pl caused road blockage and traffic delays; road cleared by 3:12 PM but traffic remained heavy. No details on cause or injuries.

The NWS Indianapolis details a week of mostly sunny and mild weather, with high temperatures in the mid-70s and lows around the 50s, along with mostly clear skies and gentle winds.

HarperCollins Publishers plans to open a new logistics facility in Brownsburg, Indiana, aiming to improve operational efficiency with advanced automation technology. The 1.6 million-square-foot hub is expected to create over 400 jobs.

Zionsville Police Department installed a NaloxBox for 24/7 public access to Naloxone, aiming to combat opioid overdoses and urging immediate medical follow-up after use.

The Carmel Police Department hosted a "Search and Seizure Case Law Course" for officers to deepen their understanding of daily encountered legal issues, led by law-educated Sgt. Mike Brazil.