CIRDA launches a Creative Economy Strategy to strengthen Central Indiana's arts and creative industries, soliciting insights from local creatives through a survey.

An Indiana couple was sentenced to a combined 75 years for sexually exploiting an infant; they produced child abuse material, sending shockwaves through the community and prompting a major law enforcement investigation.

Two elderly individuals died and another was seriously injured in a car crash in Tipton County, Indiana, near State Road 19 and County Road 3600 South.

A Silver Alert was issued for missing Warsaw woman Alicia Marshall, last seen May 6, evoking considerable concern for her safety.

Bloomington's Commission requests nominations for its SWAGGAR Awards to honor respectful and kind youth. Nominations close May 12, with an awards ceremony on June 3.

A Brownsburg day care closed suddenly due to allegations of child exploitation by a former employee, with management failing to report incidents properly. Authorities are investigating and the suspect, Gabriel Garner, faces an initial hearing.

Indiana's governor signed a law raising the minimum teacher salary to $45,000, with schools required to spend at least 65% of state funds on teacher pay.

Indiana's legislature ended its session with new tax relief, education reform, and a balanced budget geared toward growth, earning praise from State Rep. Carbaugh and others.

Indiana lawmakers conclude the 2025 session by passing a balanced budget that focuses on tax relief, education, and public safety, expected to save residents $1.3 billion over two years.

The Indy DPW reported over 650 grave shafts found at the former Greenlawn Cemetery during the Henry Street Bridge site excavation, with analysis ongoing.

An Evansville man on the sex offender registry was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for using Instagram to exploit minors for explicit material.

A plane crashed in Ohio's Ashland County, killing 72-year-old Indiana pilot Gary Wolfelt. The incident is under investigation with no further details on the cause released yet.

Indiana's legislature closed the 2025 session with a budget providing $1.3 billion in tax relief, education and public safety funding, property tax reform, and an invitation to Illinois counties to join the state.