A state bill would remove local bar association seats from Marion County’s selection committee and give the governor and chief justice new appointments, prompting concerns about representation.

Bloomington police say investigators traced an online account to a 55-year-old resident and seized a storage device with alleged child sexual abuse images; prosecutors will decide charges.

San Diego‑based ResMed will invest about $30M to convert a large Greenwood warehouse into a Midwest distribution hub, promising jobs and faster deliveries. City filings and the company say hiring will roll out as permits and leases are finalized.

Ten people were sentenced in Indianapolis federal court after a multi‑county investigation. Ringleader Joshua Kendall drew a 33‑year prison term.

Holladay closed on Circle Tower and plans to convert the 14‑story Monument Circle landmark into a 175‑room AC Hotel by Marriott with retail preserved and a rooftop bar.

Monarca Academy landed a $2M Lilly Endowment grant and will add a ninth grade this fall, funding counselors and tutoring aimed at multilingual students.

Gusty SSW winds will make this afternoon blustery with a slight chance of rain and snow tonight; light accumulations are possible later in the week.

The Indiana House approved SB1, a Republican-backed bill that tightens Medicaid and SNAP checks, adds immigration verification and codifies a ban on candy and sugary drinks.

Beech Grove is mourning Officer Brian Elliott, a hometown cop killed responding to a disturbance. Funeral, investigation and support details follow.

Two westbound lanes of I-70 near mile marker 98 were closed Monday after a vehicle fire; INDOT says all lanes are back open but delays remain.

Indy DPW crews inaugurated a new Belmont Street garage on Monday, replacing an aging building and adding covered space for trucks and maintenance. The move is part of a broader city investment in infrastructure.

Two Hamilton County deputies are set to face off in a GOP primary that will likely decide the county’s next sheriff.

Indiana State Police warn buyers after a Bloomington investigation found stolen cars sold through online listings with falsified titles and altered VINs. Officials recommend VIN scans and meeting sellers at police or dealers.