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.

A Kokomo traffic stop resulted in the seizure of 365.8 grams of suspected meth and two arrests, the sheriff's office says. One package reportedly tested positive for fentanyl.

Officer Demetric Smith of the North District IMPD assisted a citizen by jump-starting and fueling his car, an act of kindness recognized by the department and community, earning him the title of Community Service Officer of the Quarter.

Martin University's campus in Martindale‑Brightwood is listed for $3.5M, and neighbors are racing to protect the site.

The Bloomington Fire Department held an awards ceremony to honor firefighters and staff for their service, with several receiving commendations for their work.

Anderson officials want to raise sewer rates 18% and municipal electric rates about 12% to fund repairs and bond projects. The council will take up the measures after a Feb. 17 hearing.

Two people were shot Monday night on Indianapolis' near northwest side; both victims are in stable condition and investigators say the incidents may be linked.

Indianapolis prepares for summer with job opportunities and scholarship programs, while the city's growth and housing market receive positive recognition. Shea Joyce becomes Deputy Mayor for Operations and Government Affairs.

Fishers Police used a drone and K9 unit to apprehend a suspect, Daniel Morales Senovio, with multiple warrants post-car crash; cautioning presumption of innocence.

The Black Market in Bloomington, Indiana, celebrates Black History Month, featuring local Black-owned businesses, artists, and nonprofits until 2 p.m. at City Hall.

Monroe County Health Department reports high levels of SARS-CoV-2, influenza, RSV, and norovirus in wastewater, but no H5N1 detected. Officials urge preventive measures and offer free COVID tests.

Anderson man Jody Patterson was arrested after a teen alleged years of abuse that began when she was 8. He faces four counts of child molesting.

A reckless driver, Billy Ray Guerrero, initiated a high-speed chase in Fort Wayne, resulting in property damage and his arrest on multiple charges including felony resisting law enforcement.