Devour Indy features over 100 Indianapolis eateries offering special menus to diners, including long-standing participant St. Elmo Steakhouse. The event promotes local dining without coupons or passes.

A dispute from Honduras led to a triple homicide in a Lawrence parking lot, with Santos Alfaro-Escobar and Justo Miguel Antunez Escobar arrested in connection to the crime.

Caitlin Clark breaks the WNBA rookie assist record as the Indiana Fever defeat the Seattle Storm 92-75, with Kelsey Mitchell scoring 27 points and Lexie Hull setting a career-high at 22 points.

The first library for Black residents in Indianapolis, initially opened in 1922, has been reopened by author Maurice Broaddus after nearly 30 years of closure.

A juvenile was shot during a gym robbery in Indianapolis. Two suspects were subsequently arrested after a police chase and crash related to the incident.

Nitro Hog BBQ wins Indiana State Fair's 'Taste of the Fair', ending Swains Concessions' streak with a unique pork dish, earning a cash prize and entry to the World Food Championships.

The NAR has revised real estate transaction rules in response to a legal verdict and $950 million penalty, impacting agent commissions and buyer-seller interactions.

High school swimmer Alex Shackell won gold and silver at the Paris Olympics while still a senior at Carmel High School. She also set a state record in Indiana prior to her Olympic success.

A man in Indianapolis faces 12 years for a fatal hit-and-run on Stop 11 Road involving victim Jeanclaude Lubunga. Police used license plate readers to identify the suspect's vehicle.

The Hamilton County Coroner warns of a new potent drug called Nitazene, linked to at least one death and said to be much stronger than morphine and fentanyl.

A shooting at a Camby Walmart deemed self-defense resulted in no charges against the 19-year-old shooter after the death of a man following an altercation.

Mayor Jim Cooney terminated Police Chief Tom Vaughn, leading to community tension and speculation; Vaughn disputes the decision, which will be reviewed by the Board of Public Works and Safety.

The Indianapolis Colts signed wide receiver Greg Ward and defensive end Derek Rivers while waiving safety Kendell Brooks and receiver Ethan Fernea due to injuries.