Heat Advisory today in Indianapolis with highs near 90°F and possible strong storms this afternoon. Indy Parks centers are listed as cooling sites.

IMPD is asking for tips after a newborn was found in a tree line; the infant is stable at Riley Hospital and detectives are searching for the mother.

Dense fog may slow the Sunday morning commute and highs will reach the upper 80s. Monday brings oppressive heat — heat index near 106°F — and a risk of damaging storms overnight.

A Wayne County jury convicted 71‑year‑old Charles Andrew Maines of vicarious sexual gratification and child solicitation after prosecutors said he gave a preteen a sex toy and bought a camera to record the child.

Four people were charged after Fishers police say burglars took $365,000 from a home. Arrests crossed state lines as investigators hunt for additional suspects.

Court documents say Google flagged an account tied to Terell Richardson; investigators allege screen recordings of abuse were stored on his phone.

The city issued an RFP on July 24 to preserve and repurpose Broad Ripple’s historic Fire Station 32 into a mixed‑use project that blends preservation with new housing and retail.

A 5-year-old was taken to Riley Hospital after an accidental shooting in New Palestine. Police say witness accounts point to an accidental discharge as investigators continue to probe.

Cool Saturday morning gives way to a sharp warm‑up Sunday–Monday with highs into the 90s and a chance of late‑night storms. Cooling centers are listed.

Video and court documents allege a Greenwood hospital tech assaulted a severely disabled patient; criminal charges and staff firings followed.

Indiana defensive end Tyrone Burrus Jr. was arrested in Bloomington on strangulation and domestic battery charges. IU says it is aware and cooperating while the case moves forward.

A 1-year-old boy died after being pulled from a private pond in Greensburg. Conservation officers with the Indiana DNR are investigating.

An IndyStar investigation found months‑long delays at Indiana’s public access office and a 2024 law that narrowed its power, leaving records fights stalled.