A proposed 241‑unit, $70M affordable apartment in Stringtown has divided neighbors and city officials over scale and zoning.

A federal grant will help Indianapolis remove the Emrichsville Dam to improve safety and fish passage, while plans call for preserving the stone "beer castle" tower near 16th Street.

Nancy Minton plans to change her plea and is due in Hendricks County court April 30, a key development in the probe that closed Main Street University 4 Kidz.

Mayor Guy Titus says Greenfield will solicit bids for a citywide trash contract covering roughly 7,000 homes and will hold a town hall to explain proposals.

Developers are turning empty downtown office towers into apartments and hotels, and a JLL tally shows about 1.2 million square feet converted in five years. The shift is making Indy feel more 24/7.

Root & Bone will close its College Avenue restaurant after six years; the last service is scheduled for June 7, 2026 and the restaurant asks guests to use gift cards before then.

A woman was critically shot inside a northeast-side Indianapolis home Tuesday night; police say a person of interest is in custody and investigators are canvassing the area.

A midday shooting on Links Drive left a man dead and a woman injured, authorities say. The Elkhart County Homicide Unit is investigating.

Late-night tornado warning for central Monroe County expired after radar showed rotation near Spencer. Officials urged residents to stay alert as storms and flood watches move through.

DNA testing led to an arrest in a January 2024 Indianapolis home invasion and sexual assault. Court filings say the suspect faces multiple felony counts.

Brownsburg is advancing plans for a Texas Roadhouse behind the Village Center near I-74. The proposal will go before the Advisory Plan Commission later this spring.

A child was critically injured and two adults hospitalized after a crash at West 30th Street and Cold Spring Road; IMPD's Fatal Crash Investigation Team is investigating.

State audits say five attendant-care providers billed an extrapolated $198 million in improper Medicaid payments and the agency is seeking recovery while expanding audits.