Construction is slated to begin in May on a $50M apartment project near the Indiana State Fairgrounds, bringing more housing to the Fall Creek corridor.

A Scott County woman alleges the sheriff’s office failed to supervise a deputy who she says harassed her before killing himself in her home. She has filed suit claiming negligent supervision and ongoing harm to her child.

Hendricks Regional Health opened a new oncology office and outpatient infusion center inside the Brownsburg Hospital building, adding chemo, transfusions and advanced therapies closer to local patients.

A Fishers Democrat running for Senate District 31 was arrested Sunday after police say a small bag tested positive for cocaine; he was also charged with resisting law enforcement. The arrest landed less than two weeks before the primary.

Eli Lilly agreed to buy Ajax Therapeutics for up to $2.3 billion, taking on a Cambridge biotech's experimental Type II JAK2 drug for myelofibrosis with data due in 2026.

A man was critically injured Sunday night in a shooting on Indianapolis' south side; IMPD is investigating and asking for tips.

A Westfield woman faces multiple felony counts after police say she used her young daughter to produce sexualized content for an adult subscription account.

A woman fell from a roadway outside Indianapolis International Airport on Saturday; airport police and the Marion County Coroner are investigating.

Eight satellite early‑voting sites open across Marion County this weekend, adding to downtown hours ahead of the May primary.

Carmel will pilot Qwake’s C‑THRU AR helmets this summer — 16 helmets and four command tablets in a three‑year, $375K program funded with help from the Heroes Club.

A tornado warning that included Fishers and parts of northeast Indianapolis expired at 5:15 p.m. Friday. Officials urged residents to shelter and follow official alerts.

About 38,000 firefighters are in Indianapolis this week for FDIC, the six‑day training and trade show that has taken over the convention center and stadium.

A precautionary boil-water advisory covers all Monroe City customers after a water-main leak; crews are repairing the break and testing will determine when it's lifted. Follow local updates and boil or use bottled water until officials clear the system.