State Rep. Tim O'Brien reports that the government shutdown is causing delays in housing and mortgage programs, affecting homebuyers and the housing market.

Two individuals were found dead in a New Castle home, prompting an investigation by local authorities. The situation is believed to be isolated with no public threat.

Carmel's Veterans Day Ceremony honors military service and families, to be held at The Tarkington with local officials, students, and veterans participating.

Rep. Kendell Culp honored Jasper County Community Services with a House District 16 Declaration for 50 years of community service, emphasizing their impactful, multifaceted support system.

Indiana enhanced its Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, providing $10,000 annually for up to four years to students pursuing teaching degrees who commit to teaching in the state.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Indianapolis, with sunny days, variable winds, and chances of showers and thunderstorms over the coming days.

Remains found at Fox Hollow Farm identified as Roger Goodlet, another victim of suspected killer Herb Baumeister.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $438 million; a ticket from Indiana won $50,000 by matching four numbers and the Powerball. The next draw is on November 5.

IYI launched "FIVE by 50" to ensure each Indiana child has five supporters by 2050, aiming to improve mental health, attendance, and success rates, with Foster Success's FriendsGiving campaign complementing these efforts.

The forecast for Indianapolis promises a mild reprieve with temperatures reaching 60 degrees, despite gusty winds, followed by clear skies and a gradual warm-up throughout the week before rain chances increase by the weekend.

Diara Jernigan was arrested after an Indiana State Police investigation revealed her involvement in a multi-county identity theft and fraud operation.

An inmate was wrongly freed due to mix-up between identical twins in Marion County; the error was acknowledged by authorities, who later recaptured the inmate.

Five B-Shift firefighters from Greenwood Fire Department were promoted to First Class, completing their first-year requirements with a celebratory and traditional water spray by peers.