A phased, multi‑year plan would widen Smith Valley Road to four lanes, add multi‑use trails and build multiple roundabouts; Greenwood will host a June 11 open house.

Eli Lilly says its experimental drug retatrutide produced near‑surgical levels of weight loss in late‑stage trials, but analysts note higher side effects and access questions.

A former IMPD sergeant was sentenced to nine years in federal prison after pleading guilty to distributing child sexual abuse material. Prosecutors say hundreds of files were recovered.

A new Crossroads Academic Medical Institute launched in Indianapolis to coordinate clinical training across the state and widen access to care. Universities and hospital systems will share sites and curricula.

A new survey finds 95% of insured Americans worry about hospital bills; Indiana data show prices fell while household debt and fear persist.

Surveillance footage shows a confrontation at a Fort Wayne Tim Hortons before a 75‑year‑old customer collapsed and died. Police say the investigative file has been sent to prosecutors and an autopsy was requested.

A multiagency narcotics team executed a search warrant at a Columbus home last Tuesday, seizing more than 50 grams of cocaine, cash and a loaded firearm as two people were arrested.

Fishers’ council voted unanimously to bar throttle-only e-motos from trails and to restrict Class 3 e-bikes, adding helmet and age rules plus fines and police outreach.

IndyCar disallowed Caio Collet's and Jack Harvey's qualifying times after inspections found unapproved modifications to Dallara-supplied parts.

A Fishers man was arrested after a decoy sting by Bikers Against Predators. He faces child solicitation and resisting charges and remains jailed.

The sheriff's SVOR Saturday Snapshot says 26 registrants were verified this week as deputies opened new violation cases and made arrests.

Mayor Jim Coffman said Beech Grove 'is strong' as the city outlines a $17M Emerson Avenue package, roundabout projects and downtown business wins. He also warned of budget pressure while honoring recent losses.

Westfield police arrested two people after a short-term rental was allegedly used for prostitution; officers say they seized cash, cocaine and items tied to sex work. Federal partners assisted in the probe.