Gusts up to 60 mph are possible across parts of Indy Friday, making travel tricky. A warm Sunday brings storms before a colder Monday.

Fishers and Hamilton Southeastern approved an interlocal plan to spend roughly $3.6M on upgrades to the athletic fields at both high schools, with work slated for late spring through late summer 2026.

Bloomington's Gables Bagels has opened its first Boone County storefront in Zionsville's Village District, delivering kettle‑boiled bagels, schmears and signature sandwiches.

A 59-year-old former college dean nicknamed "The Professor" was arrested in Clarksville after police say a March 7 search turned up about 78 grams of suspected meth and counterfeit cash.

Cushman & Wakefield brokered the sale of Noblesville’s Stony Creek Marketplace to a private investor. The fully leased, 204,811‑sf center includes Best Buy, TJ Maxx and HomeGoods.

Purdue police and the Tippecanoe County coroner are investigating a death in a West Lafayette building; a forensic autopsy is scheduled for Friday.

A 36-year-old Edinburgh man is accused of raping an 18-year-old in February. He's jailed on $25,000 bond and a jury trial is set for June 23.

Court documents allege a Waldron man fondled a teenager in late 2024; he now faces a Level 5 child-seduction charge and a voyeurism misdemeanor.

Wayne County deputies posted photos and details for four people believed to have active warrants. Allegations include theft, meth possession, OWI and failures to appear.

A former Weston School worker in Indianapolis was charged after video allegedly showed her yanking a 3‑year‑old from a bookshelf, and state inspectors cited the center.

A Wind Advisory hits Indianapolis Friday with gusts up to 50 mph. Expect gusty commutes and a weekend flip to storms then colder air.

Gayle Cosby, IPS board secretary and District 2 representative, will step down Friday citing health reasons and criticized moves to shift control of school assets to a mayor‑appointed board.

Ecologists say winged burning bush is invading Indiana forests and remains legal to buy; local swap programs are offering free native replacements. Experts urge homeowners to stop planting it.