A Greenfield tattooist is inking tiny pink bows called “Hailey’s bow” and donating $50 from each tattoo to the family of Fishers teen Hailey Buzbee.

Zedd will headline the 2026 Indy 500 Coors Light Snake Pit on May 24 with Crankdat, Wooli, it's murph and Wax Motif. Wristbands start at $60.

Century 21 Scheetz will anchor Ambrose on Main, taking the premier commercial space in the mixed-use project meant to be the eastern gateway to downtown Westfield. The office is expected to open in late 2026 and will house 50+ agents.

Cold Saturday with highs near 40°F and a slight late‑afternoon rain chance. Light snow is possible Sunday with gusty northwest winds.

Trustee Kris Weisner hired outside accountants and tightened card rules after a state audit found $1.12M in improper township charges.

Mayor Kerry Thomson addressed the delay in the Hopewell South PUD vote, highlighting its impact on Bloomington's housing crisis and costs. She stressed the need for affordable housing and the project's potential benefits.

Bloomington is combating the emerald ash borer with a $50,000 grant, aiming to inspect and treat over 500 ash trees, educate residents, and replace fallen trees with a diversity of native species.

Lorth Sim, a Cambodian national and convicted felon, died in ICE custody in Indiana with his death under investigation. He had been a U.S. resident since 1986.

Major Corey Mims was appointed as the new North District Commander for IMPD, highlighted by Chief Terry for his law enforcement experience and strong community ties.

Indiana Senator J.D. Ford was honored by the Senate with a resolution recognizing his service and pragmatic leadership, highlighting his legislative efforts in healthcare, financial literacy, and mental health resources.

Chicago Bears set to relocate to northern Indiana, with state senators expressing optimism for regional economic growth.

Orlando-born Paris Banh Mi is listed as "coming soon" in Fishers District, marking the chain’s first Indiana location and adding another option for event-night dining.

The Anderson Police Department acquired three new Animal Control Vehicles to improve their management and transportation of animals, focusing on animal welfare and the comfort and safety of the animals during transport.