Peter J. Hill was arrested for allegedly molesting a ten-year-old in Fort Wayne, facing a level 1 felony as the police, DCS, and the Dr. Bill Lewis Center investigate.

Bloomington's city-wide high-speed fiber internet project is more than halfway complete, with a 2026 end goal. Despite a contractor setback, progress continues with extensive conduit and fiber installation and community benefits emerging.

Indiana's legislative leaders schedule urgent December session, avoiding extra costs of a special session, to align with regular 2026 session starting November 18.

Rep. Kendell Culp honored Jasper County Community Services with a House District 16 Declaration for 50 years of community service, emphasizing their impactful, multifaceted support system.

Indiana enhanced its Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, providing $10,000 annually for up to four years to students pursuing teaching degrees who commit to teaching in the state.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Indianapolis, with sunny days, variable winds, and chances of showers and thunderstorms over the coming days.

Remains found at Fox Hollow Farm identified as Roger Goodlet, another victim of suspected killer Herb Baumeister.

Final suspect in a January homicide, Malachi Wells, was arrested by IMPD without incident on active murder warrant, also found with a handgun and marijuana.

IMPD officers arrested drivers for reckless driving in Indianapolis on Halloween, including over 100 mph speeding and illegal street racing, with cars towed and ongoing enforcement pledged.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $438 million; a ticket from Indiana won $50,000 by matching four numbers and the Powerball. The next draw is on November 5.

IYI launched "FIVE by 50" to ensure each Indiana child has five supporters by 2050, aiming to improve mental health, attendance, and success rates, with Foster Success's FriendsGiving campaign complementing these efforts.

Bloomington provides $46,000 to HHFB for food amid SNAP benefit disruption, impacting over 16,000 people and supporting the distribution of roughly 275,000 meals.

Carmel calls for residents to apply for city boards, commissions, and committees, highlighting the importance of community participation and unveiling a new online application form to encourage diverse representation.