Indianapolis gets a foggy start Tuesday before sunshine takes over. Storm chances return Thursday and Friday, followed by a warmer, mostly drier weekend.

SEA LIFE Orlando is pairing sharks, an ocean tunnel and five beer samples for a new adults-only event this September.

A Central New York school district’s homeschool testing policy has sparked an appeal over who can certify a student’s education and whether graduation letters could be held up.

Ann Arbor’s first new fire station since 1981 is nearing completion. The net-zero Station 4 is expected to open in October with solar power, geothermal systems and gender-neutral facilities.

Taste of Arundel Grown marks 15 years with a farm-by-farm menu, local drinks and funding for Anne Arundel agriculture.

Greater Cincinnati’s 80 Acres Farms is winding down after saying it could not secure enough funding to continue. The move reverses a major expansion push in indoor agriculture.

A deliberate fiber cut near Washington Boulevard briefly disrupted northeast Charlotte service. Spectrum is offering up to $25,000 for information leading to the person responsible.

A motorcycle pursuit from DeKalb into Rockdale ended with a crash, an airlift and a rider in stable condition.

More than 600 dogs, new Fast CAT speed trials and specialty events are headed to Oberlin this week.

Indianapolis’ Eclipse Drum & Bugle Corps is headed to Lucas Oil Stadium for its historic DCI World Championships debut.

Twelve blue benches at the Ohio State Fair are built to make seating easier for wheelchair users and their families.

Gotham Whale has identified its 500th individual humpback in New York waters, marking a conservation milestone with a dangerous catch.

Dormont residents are pushing back against a possible eight-story apartment project that would replace half of a free park-and-ride lot. Parking, sewer capacity and traffic are at the center of the dispute.