Gov. Mike Braun signed SEA 277 on Tuesday, a broad rewrite of Indiana's environmental statutes that cuts outdated rules and shifts enforcement discretion ahead of a July 1, 2026 effective date.

A man was critically injured in a near west side shooting Tuesday. Police are investigating at the 2100 block of Emrich Lane and are asking for tips.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon and tonight with gusty southwest winds and pockets of heavy rain.

Lennar filed plans this month for two new neighborhoods near East 156th Street in Noblesville that would add roughly 500 homes, according to local reporting and city filings.

Heavy flames tore through an attic in Zionsville Tuesday night; investigators say damages exceed $300,000 and multiple people were hurt.

Police say a 31-year-old Lafayette woman pulled a handgun on children at Columbia Park and was arrested after officers traced her vehicle and recovered a 9mm.

Former GOP lawmakers Mike Delph and John Ruckelshaus are running in a crowded GOP primary to flip Indiana’s swing State Senate District 29. Local water fights and endorsements are shaping the race ahead of the May 5 primary.

Wawa announced three new Hoosier sites — Lafayette, Anderson and Muncie — as the chain speeds up its statewide rollout.

Township leaders and police opened reviews of N Zone Bar and Grill after a northwest-side shootout that wounded two people. Officials say they will press owners and explore enforcement options.

Kilroy's Sports and the Stratton family reached a settlement that includes multiyear funding and a prevention partnership with MADD after the 2022 death of IU student Nate Stratton.

Johnson County's prosecutor found IMPD SWAT's November shooting in Franklin justified after reviewing the ISP investigation and body‑cam evidence. The decision closes the criminal review.

IU Health is expanding clinical rotations and recruitment in Indianapolis to close a respiratory therapist staffing gap that leaders say threatens care. New hires and bonuses are part of the push.

New Hope of Indiana launched Imagine More, a $4M campaign to update its Payne Road campus with new training spaces and accessibility upgrades. A $1.5M United Way match has accelerated giving.