Crews patched a downtown water main and reopened Second and Washington for the morning commute after a contractor struck a century‑old pipe. Repairs added to an ongoing Second Street project and forced detours through nearby streets.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation asked Mooresville Schools to investigate a teacher-led BetterMan Bible study at Mooresville High, prompting an internal review.

A 17-year-old signed a plea that would send him to prison for 45 years for the 2024 killing of Makayla Bauman; sentencing is set for July 1, 2026.

Court documents say security footage shows a fatal beating inside the Johnson County Jail; prosecutors are reviewing charges as a man has been arrested.

Mayor Joe Hogsett mourned the death of a recent graduate after a "random act of violence" and urged residents to share tips with investigators.

A Bloomington man was arrested after officers say he was found drunk carrying his two-year-old downtown; police say his breath test showed a 0.2% BAC.

Graeter's brings its French‑pot scoops to Zionsville next Wednesday with a midday ribbon‑cutting. The Sylo Crossing shop features dine‑in seating, a patio and the brand's full menu.

Grant County deputies named 31‑year‑old Jaleel Smith a felony fugitive and posted his photo online. Officials say he's wanted for a probation violation and asked the public to call with tips.

Surveillance images show a man firing into the air from a rooftop at The Rive in Bloomington. Police found spent .45 casings and are asking the public for tips.

A downtown shooting Thursday evening left one person critically injured and prompted an IMPD investigation; a person was detained and police are asking for tips.

Valparaiso is considering a $10 million bond to drill three water wells while officials negotiate with Indiana American Water about Lake Michigan supply. The package aims to add capacity and avoid an immediate rate shock.

Human remains were found inside a burned vehicle on a rural Grant County lane after an OnStar alert; detectives from multiple agencies are investigating.

Two Indianapolis men were handed federal prison terms after a 2023 Family Dollar robbery left a clerk shot. Sentences range from 10 years to nearly 14 years.