NASCAR returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval for the Brickyard 400's 30th anniversary, a move welcomed by racers and fans after a 3-year road course stint.

Authorities are investigating a fatal crash that occurred at U.S. 31 and Main Street in Greenwood, which resulted in a death and significant traffic delays.

Indiana's Attorney General Todd Rokita is co-leading a group of 17 states to defend a teacher's religious liberties against mandated use of transgender students' preferred pronouns in the workplace.

Indiana Governor Holcomb plans to visit Australia and Singapore to promote economic development and explore business opportunities in advanced manufacturing, defense, and energy sectors.

Trump accepted the GOP nomination again in Milwaukee, post surviving an assassination attempt, delivering a speech blending somberness with divisive rhetoric.

A girl was thrown from a ride at the Dubois County 4-H Fair; Indiana Homeland Security suspended all rides, citing safety violations on the "Rock and Roll" attraction.

Sen. JD Vance accepted the VP nomination at the RNC, focusing on a populist future and critiquing Biden's policies.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather with temperatures in the low 80s in Indianapolis, with possible rain early next week and a gradual increase in temperatures and clouds over the weekend.

IMPD arrested suspects in three separate murder cases in one day, marking a significant day in law enforcement.

The NASCAR Cup Series approaches the Brickyard 400 with Playoff standings in flux; Chase Elliott leads narrowly over teammate Kyle Larson, while drivers like Buescher, Chastain, and Wallace vie for the last Playoff spots.

Authorities found Malik Sims' body in rural Owen County and are investigating without releasing details. An autopsy is pending, and the public has been asked to assist with information.

Indianapolis weather will improve to sunny skies with a high near 84 degrees after morning showers, with a consistent sunny forecast through Sunday, and a possible return of storms early next week.

Inmate Keith Martinear at Hancock County Jail is charged with intimidation and possessing dangerous devices after allegedly creating weapons in his cell.