The Indianapolis Zoo celebrated the second birthday of Jabari, their youngest African Savanna elephant, with treats and enrichment activities enjoyed by the elephant herd.

Colts have confirmed Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback for the season, as he prepares to lead the team against the strong Miami Dolphins' defense.

Carmel Police are seeking assistance in locating missing 17-year-old Jennifer Delafuente, last seen in tennis shoes, jeans, a dark hoodie, and carrying a black backpack.

Will Power joins Andretti Global for the 2026 INDYCAR season, leaving Team Penske after 17 years, according to FOX59 and IndyStar. He fills Colton Herta's spot as Herta moves to F1.

Indiana reports a significant increase in third-grade reading proficiency, with over 87% of students passing the IREAD assessment, reflecting improvements to pre-pandemic levels.

Indiana police officers unexpectedly joined a boy's 13th birthday celebration to foster community bonds, involving shared cake and positive engagement.

The Westfield Police in Indiana reminded dog owners via Facebook to keep dogs on a leash as per city ordinance, highlighting safety and respect for the community.

A deceased infant was found at Brookside Park in Indianapolis, leading to a death investigation by IMPD and several agencies. The public is urged to share information.

IMPD and ISP cracked down on reckless driving and street takeovers in Indianapolis, making 8 arrests and issuing 22 citations, towing 6 vehicles, and seizing 3 firearms, including one stolen firearm and a machine gun conversion device.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam targeting families of inmates, falsely promising expedited release for a fee. They advise against giving personal info or money and to report such calls.

Jay Johnson, a prominent radio and television personality known as "Super Jay," has died at 78 after a long illness, leaving a lasting legacy in the media industry.

Dane Clark is set to perform heartland rock and Americana at Dickmann Town Center in Anderson on September 5, as part of the Anderson Summer Concert Series.

Indiana State Representative Chris May discussed state issues during the White House State Leadership Conference, emphasizing the state's advances and seeking a stronger partnership with federal officials.