A 55-year-old detainee, identified as Tuan Van Bui, was found unresponsive and pronounced dead April 1 at the Miami Correctional Facility. ICE says the death is under investigation and oversight offices were notified.

Colliers closed the sale of 70 Connect II, a 554,228‑sf Greenfield warehouse leased to Yusen Logistics. The cross-docked asset sits in the Mt. Comfort I‑70 corridor.

A routine Take 5 oil change turned into a roughly 600-day fight over a $10,000 engine failure; the dispute has now been docketed at the Indiana Supreme Court.

State Sen. J.D. Ford and a crowded Democratic field are vying to unseat Rep. Victoria Spartz in Indiana’s May 5 primary. Registration closes April 6.

A suspected hand grenade found on a Columbus lawn prompted deputies to close West County Road 650N while bomb technicians responded. The scene remained blocked as specialists evaluated the device.

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.