Bosma Enterprises hosts a two-day training as Meta rolls out free AI glasses to all 130,000 legally blind U.S. veterans.

A fan hurled a lighter at Billy Strings in Fishers, Indiana — so he came back the next night wearing a hockey helmet.

Pizza Uncommon's takeout window on U.S. 421 pairs 100-hour fermented dough with gelato flavors like cheddar Ritz cracker.

Multiple agencies are probing a fatal accident at the massive Ryobi die casting plant in Shelbyville, but heat is delaying answers.

A person died in a shooting along State Road 59 South near Lyons, and authorities say the public faces no danger.

Federal RESTART grants will fund paid work-day-one jobs for ex-offenders at RecycleForce and beyond, reaching seven Indiana counties.

The 295,000-square-foot factory can eventually build up to 100 forklifts a day, pushing Toyota's Columbus investment past $600 million.

Work crews found the man near an I-70 access panel on Indianapolis' west side with a cutting tool in hand.

Herb Simon, 91, says his nephew's family used secret changes to strip his family's stake in a private Indianapolis real estate arm.

Three Houston-area men are jailed in Indiana after a chase involving a vehicle police say is tied to Pennsylvania burglaries.

Columbus Public Works has moved into a 75,000-square-foot facility five times larger than its former home, adding room for fleet maintenance, storage and city services.

Seven IU fraternity members face felony hazing charges after two pledges were hospitalized with rhabdomyolysis following a prolonged initiation event.

A Bloomington toddler was found wandering in the road around 2 a.m. Prosecutors say the child’s mother knew the escape problem was not new.