Gordon Hayward's high school jersey was retired at Brownsburg High School, marking a first for the athletics department. Hayward, now an NBA player and Butler's Executive Basketball Advisor, paid homage to his roots in Brownsburg during the ceremony.

ZAYN is set to headline in Indianapolis on July 28 during his 'The KONNAKOL Tour' after releasing his fifth album. Fans can access presale tickets via the ZAYN VIP KEY.

Indiana lawmakers are discussing revising the state alert system after Hailey Buzbee's death to better protect youth, amid broader concerns about online safety for children.

An investigation is underway after inmate Brittany Moore was found dead at Boone County Jail. Her death, following charges of resisting law enforcement and possession of marijuana, raises questions about the jail's duty of care.

Indiana's Senate approved a resolution to name a part of State Road 45 after ex-basketball coach Bobby Knight, renowned for his IU Hoosiers tenure and multiple championship wins.

Evita Garcia, an 18-year-old from South Bend, was found safe after a Silver Alert was canceled. She was believed to be in danger and need medical help before being located.

INDOT's East Central division promotes safe Super Bowl celebrations, encouraging fans to plan sober rides with help from GEICO-sponsored Hoosier Helpers.

A Civil War reenactor from the Noblesville PD visited Hinkle Creek Elementary to teach second graders about the period using authentic attire and gear.

Nevaeh Bell was arrested as the sixth suspect in the shooting of Judge Steven Meyer and his wife, facing multiple felony charges, including attempted murder.

State Rep. Brad Barrett was honored for his legislative work in Indiana, particularly in health care reforms, as he nears the end of his final session.

"Sherri" talk show is canceled after four seasons due to shifts in daytime TV viewership; it garnered awards but will air final episodes through fall.

Jevontae Wilkins was arrested following a fatal hit-and-run on Shadeland Avenue, Indianapolis after turning himself in with the help of family and witnesses.

Zakii Dawson pleads guilty but mentally ill to the murder of 77-year-old Mary Sims, with a 45-year sentence expected.