A few wet flakes are possible Thursday morning in Indianapolis, then sunshine and a warm Friday. A late‑week system could bring a rain‑to‑snow mix Sunday night into Monday.

Judge Chris Cohron pulled the March 24 trial date in the Alexandra Hemmann homicide; prosecutors and defense will work to set a new date.

Lawmakers tightened a road-funding bill and raised the threshold Indianapolis must budget to unlock state matching dollars, pushing new pressure onto the city’s 2027 planning.

An early photo gallery previews Mona, a new downtown Bloomington cocktail lounge, showing a parmesan-rimmed martini, a Pimm's-style cup and a small team prepping for service.

Indiana Michigan Power says it will file to lower base electric rates this summer, citing revenue from large customers and a new Benefits Bank to stabilize bills.

A New Castle man was arrested last Thursday and preliminarily charged with criminal confinement after a woman said he held her inside an apartment and threatened to kill her.

Slapfish is reportedly planning a north-side Indianapolis location at 49th and Penn, adding to its growing central-Indiana footprint. Details remain limited pending permits or a company announcement.

Four people were named in the Wayne County Sheriff's Office Warrant Wednesday post, facing allegations that include domestic battery and marijuana cultivation.

A 21-year-old woman died and an infant was wounded in a Kokomo apartment shooting; police arrested a man and are seeking tips.

A bomb threat forced the evacuation of Saint Joseph Plymouth Medical Center Monday night; nine patients were moved and the hospital reopened after a multi‑agency search.

Months of IndyGo Blue Line construction will close stretches of Washington Street and reroute buses, forcing long detours across Indianapolis.

Sweetgreen opened Feb. 24 at The Farm at Zionsville, bringing salads, bowls and protein plates to the northern Indianapolis suburbs. The new shop highlights the Harvest Bowl and seasonal options.

Plainfield's new pre-hospital blood program was used within 36 hours to stabilize a trauma patient, town officials say.