Hamilton County ICAC Task Force investigates child sex crimes, focusing on a suspect, Alec Hegge, while urging any other potential victims to come forward.

A Heat Advisory is issued in central Indiana, warning of high temperatures and humidity. Scattered thunderstorms with flood risk are possible, and oppressive heat is expected to continue into the new week.

Bloomington is accepting vendor applications for its Holiday Market on Nov. 29, with a $20 fee due Aug. 22. The event offers local goods and warns against scammers selling fake tickets or booths.

Construction begins on a new IEMS headquarters at Meadows Drive, set to boost emergency response and training capacity.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for central Indiana, cautioning residents of heat index values around 105 and possible thunderstorms, with ongoing hot and humid conditions expected into next week.

Following a domestic incident in Indianapolis resulting in a female victim's death, the suspect fired at officers, was shot, and later died; IMPD is investigating.

Carmel won the Sister Cities International 2025 Award for Best Overall Program for its cross-cultural initiatives and events with its six sister cities.

Sophie Cunningham of Indiana Fever was fined $500 by the WNBA for a TikTok post mocking referees, fueling ongoing criticisms of the league's officiating.

Gold Shift-Engine 3 firefighters visited Bloomington Animal Care, where they met two animals in need of homes, a cat named Goo Goo Doll and a dog named Vivian.

New Indiana laws aim to enhance education funding, school safety, simplify child care licensing, and improve parental involvement in athletics, all while maintaining a strong credit rating and delivering tax cuts.

Lawrence celebrates National Night Out on August 5, 2025, with events across the city to enhance community-police relations and neighborhood camaraderie.

Indiana representatives Commons and Culp highlight new state laws addressing property tax relief, agricultural efficiency, and public safety, effective July 1.

Lawrence Police mingled at Indiana Black Expo, focusing on community ties, recruitment, and fostering diversity within the force. Mayor Whitfield showed support at the event.