A neon-heavy honky‑tonk has taken over the old Hard Rock corner at 49 S. Meridian, serving PBR tallboys and nightly live country in the Morrison Opera House space.

A former IMPD officer will serve 72 years after a Hendricks County court sentenced him for child-molesting and voyeurism. The case followed a hidden-camera discovery and a jury verdict last month.

A 29-year-old Indianapolis man was arrested after a recorded jail call in which deputies say he threatened a Marion County judge and his inmate girlfriend.

An early photo gallery previews Mona, a new downtown Bloomington cocktail lounge, showing a parmesan-rimmed martini, a Pimm's-style cup and a small team prepping for service.

A New Castle man was arrested last Thursday and preliminarily charged with criminal confinement after a woman said he held her inside an apartment and threatened to kill her.

A 21-year-old woman died and an infant was wounded in a Kokomo apartment shooting; police arrested a man and are seeking tips.

Months of IndyGo Blue Line construction will close stretches of Washington Street and reroute buses, forcing long detours across Indianapolis.

Monarca Academy landed a $2M Lilly Endowment grant and will add a ninth grade this fall, funding counselors and tutoring aimed at multilingual students.

A fire at the Marion VA campus Saturday prompted a sheriff's office plea to keep roads clear for water tankers; officials say no injuries and patient care unaffected.

Pots & Pans has opened The Clubhouse on the Monon Trail — a walk‑up cottage serving soft‑serve, mini pies and concession‑style snacks year‑round. The outpost joins the bakery’s College Avenue flagship as a neighborhood snack stop.

Zedd will headline the 2026 Indy 500 Coors Light Snake Pit on May 24 with Crankdat, Wooli, it's murph and Wax Motif. Wristbands start at $60.

The Anderson Police Department acquired three new Animal Control Vehicles to improve their management and transportation of animals, focusing on animal welfare and the comfort and safety of the animals during transport.

Warren Township pushed the K–5 switch to 2027-28 so classrooms, boundaries and programs can be planned and built; bond-funded projects and community meetings are next.