Former GOP lawmakers Mike Delph and John Ruckelshaus are running in a crowded GOP primary to flip Indiana’s swing State Senate District 29. Local water fights and endorsements are shaping the race ahead of the May 5 primary.

Wawa announced three new Hoosier sites — Lafayette, Anderson and Muncie — as the chain speeds up its statewide rollout.

Johnson County's prosecutor found IMPD SWAT's November shooting in Franklin justified after reviewing the ISP investigation and body‑cam evidence. The decision closes the criminal review.

An 86-year-old and a firefighter were treated after a pre-dawn fire at Rosegate Commons in Indianapolis; investigators say the blaze likely started in the attic. Several units were gutted and residents were displaced.

A Bloomington man was arrested April 10 on murder and arson charges after a Jan. 18 house fire on East Anderson Road that killed three people. Local reports say investigators from multiple agencies handled the probe.

CAMi opens May 1–3 in Garfield Park with free exhibitions, performances and neighborhood programming across a renovated 40,000‑sq‑ft campus.

Columbus approved a $296K contract to replant riverbank trees as part of the Our River…Our Riverfront overhaul, clearing the way for bank stabilization and planned dam removal.

Two Parke County Jail inmates were charged with sexual battery after corrections staff reported an alleged assault; each is being held on $10,000 bond.

An early-morning blaze struck Young's Creek senior apartments at Compass Park in Franklin; crews responded and investigators are probing the cause.

Speedway authorized an independent appraisal and opened negotiations to restart or reclaim the long-stalled Wilshaw Hotel site across from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. An appraisal is expected in about six weeks and a June decision point is set.

Two people with gunshot wounds arrived at Community Hospital South early Thursday; IMPD says both were conscious and detectives are investigating.

IDOC cut power and removed cell outlets in the D‑cellhouse at Michigan City’s Indiana State Prison after another cell fire hospitalized an inmate. Officials say chargers were confiscated and tablets will be charged centrally while the department investigates.

A teenage boy was shot Tuesday in the 400 block of North Main Street in Martinsville and was airlifted to an Indianapolis hospital. Police say they have a possible juvenile suspect and don’t believe the public is at risk.