Georgia Street Rhythm & Blues Lounge in Indianapolis now bars guests under 30 after a fight, permitting them entry only as special staff-approved guests.

The Indianapolis City-County Council is set for new leadership, with Maggie Lewis nominated as president. The council plans to focus on community engagement and public safety, with bipartisan cooperation indicated by the Republican minority leader.

A family in Indianapolis had their car stolen, which contained a WWII uniform belonging to the grandfather of Joe Melillo; they seek its return due to its sentimental value.

Three children were hospitalized after a hit-and-run in Indianapolis; police seek information and manage traffic disruptions from the ongoing investigation.

One person died in a two-vehicle crash on Indianapolis's east side; the driver may have had a medical issue preceding the collision. The investigation is ongoing.

A road rage incident on I-465 led to gunfire in a Carmel neighborhood. Carmel Police and SWAT teams were involved, and an adult male faces multiple charges involving firearms.

The National Weather Service reports mild weather in Indianapolis, with overcast skies at 50°F, high humidity, and winds lowering the felt temperature. The forecast includes mostly sunny days, chances of rain, and a drop in temperature at night.

Indianapolis mother Ashley Yarrell, 36, died from trauma-related injuries, with the incident being ruled a homicide. Police seek information, as no suspects or motives are disclosed yet.

Rep. J.D. Prescott partners with INDOT to lower speed limits near Jay School Corp. on State Road 67 to improve student safety, with further road safety and infrastructure projects planned.

A 23-year-old man was fatally shot on Indianapolis' northwest side; a family was reported missing but later found safe. Police seek community assistance in the investigation.

IMPD seeks public help in locating Kristina Potts, a 31-year-old woman with autism and TBI last seen leaving Community Hospital East. She may require medical attention.

Starke County in Indiana receives over $500,000 from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, benefiting local communities like Knox and North Judson.

Bloomington's Jack Hopkins Committee seeks residents with social services background for membership to allocate city funds to local agencies. Applications are due by January 7, 2026.