A JEAN Team raid in Gas City recovered meth, suspected fentanyl and firearms and led to four arrests, officials say.

A sinkhole at 65th and Cornell in Broad Ripple closed the intersection after crews found a collapsed sewer, leaving shops quieter while repairs begin.

Two people were wounded in a double shooting on Indianapolis' southwest side; police say both are in stable condition and detectives are investigating.

Chick-fil-A opened its Franklin location Thursday and presented a $25,000 check to Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana. The company says each new opening includes a donation to local hunger relief.

A new Indiana law reshapes Ivy Tech's mission and governance to prioritize employer‑aligned workforce training, add dual‑credit authority and expand campus board duties.

A 17-year-old was arrested after a rideshare driver reported being robbed at gunpoint on Indy’s northeast side; police say the suspect transferred money from the driver’s phone before fleeing.

Mayor Deb Whitfield’s Housing Ready Task Force produced 40 recommendations — from duplex conversions to a land bank — aimed at speeding housing production and lowering costs in Lawrence. City leaders say some measures will need regional approval.

A vehicle drove into the dining room at Chili's in Martinsville on Wednesday, injuring several people and prompting an SCIT-led investigation.

Transfers, differing NIL rules and a shot‑clock fight are reshaping Indiana high‑school basketball this spring. Coaches warn rosters are suddenly less predictable.

A CA$H 5 ticket sold at a New Castle Speedway matched all five numbers and is worth $768,478. Hoosier Lottery is advising the ticket-holder to secure the ticket and follow claim procedures.

IMPD has named two Gary men wanted in the Waffle House shooting that killed a Gary bar owner; police say the suspects may be in the Gary‑Chicago area.

Cloudy morning clears to sun with a high near 65°F today; a warm weekend follows with highs in the 70s and near 80°F Sunday. Slight storm chance Sunday night.

BEA data show Indiana's outdoor recreation sector added about $17.1 billion in 2024 and supported 110,044 jobs. Indianapolis and state parks are lining up projects to capture more visitor spending.