State Sen. Andrea Hunley announced she’s running for Indianapolis mayor and plans a May 8 campaign kickoff, pitching neighborhoods, preschool and housing as top priorities.

A motorcyclist was killed Monday evening on Allisonville Road in Fishers, closing the busy corridor while investigators worked the scene.

Hamilton County has set satellite early‑voting windows in Carmel, Fishers and Westfield, plus continued hours at the Judicial Center and fairgrounds.

Police arrested two 17‑year‑olds after shots were reported on Monument Circle; officers seized AR‑15s, handguns, a high‑capacity magazine and a small amount of marijuana.

A six‑month plan will map new well sites and timelines after aging wells and PFAS tests raised concerns. The study is intended to guide future drilling and upgrades.

A motorcyclist was killed Thursday on the near north side after a crash on North College Avenue; IMPD says the sedan driver cooperated and the case is under investigation.

A Fishers woman was arrested after Kokomo police found a 2-year-old child safe in Kokomo. Authorities say 21-year-old Nizhoni Carter faces kidnapping and custody-interference charges.

IMPD says Operation Guardian resulted in 133 arrests and the seizure of dozens of guns, drugs and cash tied to suspected criminal activity.

IMPD arrested a 37-year-old Indianapolis woman in connection with a Nov. 16 accidental shooting; she faces a neglect-of-a-dependent charge and is due in court April 17.

A stolen e-bike led IMPD to arrest a 19-year-old after officers say they found a loaded handgun fitted with a conversion device. Marion County prosecutors will review charges.

Volunteers and family say investigators still have DNA and other evidence in the 2004 Mooresville killing of Ronli Ratliff, and are asking the public for tips.

Beau Bayh surged past rivals with a strong first-quarter haul and now carries roughly $2 million into the lead-up to June’s nominating conventions. The gap reshapes the early math in the secretary of state contest.

Lennar filed plans this month for two new neighborhoods near East 156th Street in Noblesville that would add roughly 500 homes, according to local reporting and city filings.