Patchy fog and an NWS Flood Watch will complicate Wednesday’s commute in Indianapolis. Expect scattered showers, a few storms and localized flooding risk.

IU researchers show that sampling the right water pools removes puzzling isotope mismatches and could sharpen drought and water‑use forecasts for crops and ecosystems.

A Plainfield man received a 10‑month federal sentence after spray‑painting satanic symbols on the Maple Grove Baptist Church sign, prosecutors say.

Indiana Donor Network used an in‑house ex‑vivo lung perfusion system to rehabilitate lungs rejected elsewhere, enabling a transplant that saved a local man.

Builders in the nine-county Indianapolis region filed 731 single-family permits in January, up about 4% from a year earlier. The modest gain signals local resilience amid national headwinds.

Westfield’s 19th‑century Green Building will be moved Thursday as crews clear room for SR 32 work. Expect a one‑day closure at Union Street and parking restrictions downtown.

Foggy morning turns to steady rain across Indianapolis; several inches could fall this week. Expect slower commutes and possible minor flooding.

Court documents say a Franklin man’s Kik account contained 11 videos of child sex abuse, prompting a Feb. 26 search warrant and seizure of phones, laptops and flash drives.

IPS voted to transfer Raymond Brandes (School 65) to Dynamic Minds Academy for $1, giving the autism‑focused charter a shot at a second campus while the district lists another building for sale and shifts land to IndyParks.

The FCC granted consent for Circle City Broadcasting to buy WRTV from Scripps, moving the $83M sale closer to closing and combining WRTV with WISH and WNDY.

State regulators suspended a Madison doctor after multiple men accused him of sexual abuse during genital exams. The attorney general has urged victims to come forward.

Light snow and fog are making roads slushy in Indianapolis this morning. Expect a Winter Weather Advisory through 9 a.m. and isolated slick spots south of I‑70.

Lab‑tested portable CO alarms can spot invisible leaks in hotel rooms; Consumer Reports recommends travelers bring a detector as a simple safety step.