FBI agents conducted an undisclosed investigation at Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing's Zionsville headquarters; the team is cooperating with the inquiry.

Hendricks County in Indiana will address religious discrimination claims, change policies, and pay $295,000 to Al Hussnain Inc., plus a $5,000 penalty to the U.S. after alleged zoning denials.

A Canadian trucker, Naseeb Chisty, faces felony charges for possession and dealing cocaine after Indiana State Police found 273.2 pounds of the substance in his semi-trailer.

Over 90% of eligible Indiana voters are registered ahead of elections, with initiatives like All IN for Democracy aiming to increase voter registration, especially among groups like the formerly incarcerated.

A man was fatally shot in Indianapolis, and while two persons of interest were initially detained, they were released. IMPD suggests the act was targeted and is seeking community tips.

Five hospitalized after a high-speed chase in Northern Indiana ended in a crash involving an Indiana State Trooper and three other vehicles on U.S. 33.

Dion Kimbrough received a 60-year sentence for murder in a 2022 road rage incident that killed Eli Hickerson. He was also convicted of illegal firearm possession.

The NWS predicts warm and sunny weather for Indianapolis with highs near 90 degrees and mostly clear skies throughout the weekend and into the next week.

The Colts' defense is affected by injuries before their game against the Packers, with Julian Blackmon out and JuJu Brents requiring knee surgery. Matt Gay returns, Buckner's status is uncertain, and Paye and Downs may play.

The National Weather Service anticipates a sunny day in Indianapolis with a high of 88 degrees, light winds, and no rain. Conditions will change slightly towards the weekend with a chance of showers.

An Indianapolis rideshare driver was arrested for the murder of Chanti Dixon, found dead with a gunshot wound. The suspect, Francisco Valadez, was charged after a police inquiry.

Richard Allen's defense appealed to the Indiana Court of Appeals seeking to allow alternative murder theories in his trial for the 2017 murders of two girls, which may delay the October 14 trial start.

Timothy J. Carpenter from Indiana was sentenced to over 17 years in prison for crimes involving child sexual abuse material, with a requirement to pay $76,000 in restitution.