INDOT is launching speed cameras on I-70 in Hancock County to enhance work zone safety with initial warnings, followed by fines for speeding violations.

A Southport officer overdosed on fentanyl during a traffic stop but called for help before losing consciousness, leading to his hospitalization and likely recovery.

Two shootings occurred in Indianapolis on Sunday: one on W Vermont Street, where a family dispute led to critical injuries, and another on I-465 related to road rage, which resulted in non-fatal injuries. Both incidents are under investigation.

Caitlin Clark from Indiana Fever made a surprise photobomb appearance alongside Jake from State Farm, delighting fans during the WNBA All-Star weekend.

Brock Wedgeworth, a former teacher in Indiana, was arrested for allegedly providing drugs and alcohol to students, facing four Level 6 felony charges.

Indiana University expands its Groups Scholars Program to IU Indianapolis to support first-generation and underrepresented students, providing resources and a summer campus introduction.

A global tech failure involving Microsoft and CrowdStrike caused major disruptions to flights, banking, and media, as well as 911 services across several regions.

Xavier University plans to retire Trevon Bluiett's No. 5 jersey, recognizing his significant achievements and ranking as their second all-time leading scorer.

McAlister's Deli is giving away free tea in San Francisco to celebrate its annual Free Tea Day. Customers can enjoy a variety of teas in-store or up to four free teas via mobile order.

Honest Abe Auto Sales in Indianapolis was ordered to pay almost $500,000 after the Attorney General sued for deceptive sales practices targeting those with poor credit.

A person was critically injured in a shooting on Indianapolis' near north side, and IMPD is investigating the incident with no suspects or motives yet identified.

A man died in a road rage shooting in Indianapolis, with one person detained. Witnesses describe an altercation between two drivers; IMPD seeks more information.

Speedway, Indiana, has created a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) on Main Street, allowing public alcoholic beverage consumption for those 21 and over during the Brickyard 400.