Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam discussed the 2026 budget with the City Council, focusing on public safety, infrastructure, the arts, and parks. The budget, challenged by financial restructuring, remains at $144 million.

Indianapolis weather forecast includes a mix of sunny skies and possible sprinkles with high winds today, and continued sunny but windy conditions throughout the week.

A man was shot dead in Indianapolis following road rage; suspect Deborah Benefiel was swiftly arrested with detectives using ALPR technology and witness collaboration.

Indiana lawmakers, including Rep. Haggard, are treating illegal immigration as a statewide issue, affecting economy and safety, and are enacting policies to support federal immigration enforcement, including measures against sanctuary cities.

Two people were arrested in Indianapolis after a failed garage break-in and confrontation with a resident, involving a BB gun and an impersonated officer badge.

Indiana's Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship is now open for applications, offering $10,000 annually to students who commit to teaching in the state for five years.

Carmel's Diwali Festival will be held at Carter Green on October 18 with parking plans to accommodate attendees and avoid disrupting the nearby arts center.

Indiana state leaders, including Rep. Baird, met to call for stronger immigration policies, emphasizing collaboration between state and federal agencies.

Three individuals were arrested in Indiana for operating a prostitution ring out of spas after a 14-month human trafficking investigation by state and local law enforcement.

The Bloomington Planning Commission is holding a public hearing regarding the Small Business Codes and Processes Phase II Ordinance on November 6, 2025.

Indianapolis has secured a deal with AES Indiana preventing major electric rate hikes and limiting an average bill increase to about $10 by 2027, with no base rate increase allowed until 2030.

The Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering full-time, paid positions for students and graduates in various roles. The internships provide hands-on legislative experience in Indianapolis.

Flight Nurse Susan "Suzie" Smith, who died in a medvac helicopter crash, will be returned home with an escort and procession on October 12th per the Anderson Fire Department's announcement on Facebook.