Ed Carpenter spun into the Turn 1 wall on lap 27 of the Indy 500 and was checked by medical staff. He publicly blamed Takuma Sato for the restart contact.

Patchy morning fog lifts to a warm, mostly sunny Memorial Day in Indianapolis. Rain chances return late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Josef Newgarden spun into the Turn 4 wall on Lap 126 and walked to medical staff; his Indy 500 bid ended early.

Katherine Legge and Ryan Hunter‑Reay collided on Lap 18 of the Indianapolis 500; both walked away. Legge’s attempt to run the Indy 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 ended early.

Will Power spun and was forced to retire from the 110th Indianapolis 500 after roughly 91 laps, bringing out a caution that reshuffled the race.

Three people were shot early Sunday in downtown Indianapolis; one is in critical condition and police recovered multiple firearms as the investigation continues.

Patchy fog this morning, then scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Heaviest rain likely late morning through mid‑afternoon.

A suspected intoxicated driver reached nearly 120 mph on SR 37 before deputies used stop sticks and PITs to end a May 15 chase on I‑69; suspect now in custody.

A second blaze in five days at Greentree Apartments on Indianapolis' south side displaced families while investigators work to determine the cause.

A federal grand jury indicted 12 people in Indianapolis on a 28‑count RICO superseding indictment, alleging the so‑called Crown Hill Enterprise ran at least 11 trap houses and used violence to protect its drug trade.

ChampionZone opened May 14 in Edinburgh with GolfZon simulators, a Patriot Café and a Folds of Honor partnership.

Light drizzle this morning with patchy fog and a soggy commute. Showers and thunderstorms return Sunday, May 24.

Indiana's high court left intact a 2024 law that bars cities from suing gunmakers, effectively ending Gary’s 27‑year case.