Early‑morning gunfire on Indianapolis’ west side left one person dead; detectives have blocked off the 5600 block of Oliver Avenue and are seeking tips.

A $6 million preservation rehab at Capitol Station modernized 50 apartments and used HUD and tax-credit financing to lock in long-term affordability for Indianapolis seniors.

A woman on Indianapolis’s near‑east side was found shot on April 1 and remains in very critical condition; police say the injury may have been accidental.

Division I approved emergency penalties aimed at 'ghost transfers': coaches can face half-season suspensions and programs can be fined a significant portion of a sport's budget.

Mayor Brandon Sakbun confirmed Target will anchor a new retail site at SR‑46 and New Margaret Drive as brokers market a center called Lost Creek Landing.

Grocery Hub has opened at 1435 W. 86th St., taking over the former AIM Mart and bringing halal butchers, an in-house bakery and international aisles to northwest Indianapolis.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help finding 33‑year‑old Ronald R. Dillow, a sexually violent predator wanted for failing to register. Tips can be submitted anonymously.

A Noblesville High School freshman has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether schools may ban student flyers with political slogans. The petition challenges a Seventh Circuit ruling that sided with the district.

A man was critically wounded in a north-side shooting in Indianapolis; one person detained and IMPD is investigating.

Noblesville police say two men were arrested after detectives posing as teens ran a weeklong online sting. Charges are preliminary while prosecutors review the cases.

Safe Park Indy will relaunch and begin admitting clients on June 1, 2026, as organizers work down a waitlist of roughly 400 and hunt for more host lots.

Mid‑80s Thursday afternoon, then a line of severe storms moves in Thursday night. Expect gusty winds, heavy rain and the potential for localized flooding.

A vehicle struck the 27-foot 'Mr. Bendo' outside Ralph's on West 16th Street, leaving the longtime roadside figure with a broken leg. The owner says he will repair the statue.