DC BLOX filed plans to build a three‑building, $2B data center campus at the Thunderbird Commerce Center on Indy’s east side. A May 14 hearing will be the first public test of the developer’s commitments on power, water and noise.

Colliers closed the sale of 70 Connect II, a 554,228‑sf Greenfield warehouse leased to Yusen Logistics. The cross-docked asset sits in the Mt. Comfort I‑70 corridor.

A Michigan City man was sentenced to 70 months after pleading guilty to selling fentanyl and a handgun fitted with a machine‑gun conversion device. Prosecutors say the case ties the drug trade to illegal gun modifications.

A stolen-vehicle chase that started in a Madison McDonald’s parking lot ended Monday when the car ran out of gas in Scott County and the 18-year-old driver was arrested.

Whitestown's Harmony Steakhouse opened a downtown Indy location at 220 N. Meridian with hibachi grills, sushi and a private hibachi room. Reservations are suggested for event nights.

Court filings say a 24‑year‑old Fishers resident is charged after a Kik account tied to his home was linked to child sexual‑abuse material. Some images may have been altered with AI, filings allege.

A routine Take 5 oil change turned into a roughly 600-day fight over a $10,000 engine failure; the dispute has now been docketed at the Indiana Supreme Court.

Eric Christopher, the co-founder of Zylo, will take over as TechPoint’s president and CEO on April 7, stepping into a statewide role focused on talent, capital and AI. The hire follows a national search and the departure of Ting Gootee to CICP.

Councilor Jesse Brown says an IMPD officer shoved him during a downtown protest near Lucas Oil Stadium and that he has filed a formal complaint. Local politics and oversight questions are now in play.

IMPD says detectives will investigate after a predator‑catcher livestream allegedly captured a suspect admitting to sexual contact with minors; police warn vigilante evidence can complicate cases.

State Sen. J.D. Ford and a crowded Democratic field are vying to unseat Rep. Victoria Spartz in Indiana’s May 5 primary. Registration closes April 6.

Sunny but brisk today with gusty winds; a Freeze Watch late Monday night warns of frost that could harm plants and pipes.

A judge remanded the SD 38 ballot dispute to the Indiana Election Commission after an expungement, complicating the Republican primary days before voting. The commission must decide whether the change alters eligibility.