A juvenile was wounded in a reported stabbing at Castleton Square Mall Friday night; IMPD says several people were detained and investigators are seeking tips.

The owner of Broad Ripple’s BRICS plans a Whitestown ice cream parlor and adjoining marketplace near Moontown Brewing, the Indianapolis Business Journal reports.

Nine former residents accuse a Lebanon girls program of forced labor, isolation and trafficking in a federal lawsuit filed this week.

A passenger in an SUV was killed after a crash at North Shadeland and East 16th Street on the east side of Indianapolis. IMPD says impairment isn't suspected and the investigation is ongoing.

Columbus approved a $296K contract to replant riverbank trees as part of the Our River…Our Riverfront overhaul, clearing the way for bank stabilization and planned dam removal.

Noblesville residents told state regulators that opaque fees and rising electric bills are squeezing households during a packed listening session. The IURC will compile testimony into a May–June report.

Two Parke County Jail inmates were charged with sexual battery after corrections staff reported an alleged assault; each is being held on $10,000 bond.

Just before 3 a.m., gunfire in downtown Indianapolis injured one man and led police to detain two people as detectives investigate whether it was a targeted attack.

An early-morning blaze struck Young's Creek senior apartments at Compass Park in Franklin; crews responded and investigators are probing the cause.

Neighbors in Pendleton's Summerlake and Springbrook subdivisions reported nearly black, sulfur‑smelling tap water; town officials say tests meet state standards while crews investigate.

Sheriff Ruben Marte9 sued Attorney General Todd Rokita, asking a federal court to block SEA 76 that would force local jails to honor ICE detainers without judicial warrants.

Morning showers and gusty WSW winds will make for a messy commute in Indianapolis; drier weather returns Saturday and a warm Sunday before storms return early next week.

Court papers say an 18-year-old Fishers High School student was charged in a multi-state probe after phones and a laptop seized during a school search allegedly contained child sexual abuse material.