Damien Center will hand out two-week PrEP starter packs and write same-day Truvada prescriptions at Indy Pride’s Military Park health pavilion. No preregistration or insurance is required.

A 12‑year‑old Center Grove student is the first in Indiana to receive an FDA‑approved gene therapy at Riley, a treatment that could end her monthly transfusions.

Indiana shop owners say sudden Facebook lockouts have stopped sales and left businesses scrambling as Meta trims staff and leans on AI moderation.

A shooting at Martindale apartments left a boy and an adult man seriously injured; both were taken to area hospitals and investigators are seeking tips.

A federal trial in Indianapolis is set for July 28, 2026, over allegations that leaders of two virtual charter schools inflated enrollments and misused state funds. The case stems from a 2020 audit and overlapping civil suits seeking more than $150 million.

Two teens were arrested after an armed carjacking outside an IHOP in Fishers; police tracked the stolen car to Indianapolis and recovered a firearm.

Miami County investigators are probing the death of a child found unresponsive Thursday in Bunker Hill; officials say the coroner and detectives are handling the case.

INDOT will hold a June 10 hearing in Westfield on plans to widen State Road 32, add roundabouts and new trail connections. The project aims to cut crashes and speed travel.

A proposal to redact elected officials’ home addresses from Indianapolis’ online records was referred to the City‑County Ethics Committee amid recent threats. The committee will weigh safety and transparency as it studies options.

Three Memorial Day weekend deaths were tied to domestic disturbances across central Indiana, including a Danville standoff. State police are investigating.

A 32-year-old was killed in a weekend shooting near Meridian and Maryland. IMPD is investigating and asking anyone with information to come forward.

A long‑awaited downtown Indianapolis hotel aimed at budget travelers has moved into construction, joining a surge of new hotels reshaping the city's hospitality market.

A 16-year-old was arrested in Bloomington after officers say an online sale of a gaming console ended in a robbery; the juvenile was referred to detention on robbery and firearm-related counts.