IndyCar announces its 17-race 2026 season starting March 1 in St. Petersburg, with highlights including a joint NASCAR-IndyCar weekend and the Indianapolis 500 on May 24. The season ends at Laguna Seca on September 6.

St. Joseph County lawmakers urge local applications for Indiana's housing infrastructure aid, with support for residential projects and streamlined regulations.

A teenager was arrested for the fatal July shooting of 20-year-old Edier Hernandez-Rivera in Indianapolis, with evidence leading to his custody in Carmel.

S&P Global Ratings awarded Hamilton County 'AAA' rating for $12 million GO bonds, reflecting its fiscal responsibility. The rating enables low-cost financing for projects like mental health facilities.

Putnam County schools receive over $271,500 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program to enhance school safety, part of a $27M initiative benefiting 494 schools statewide.

TreeRunner Adventure Parks is opening a new aerial adventure park at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana, with construction updates and early events announced for 2025.

Lawrence's Oktoberfest event will feature food, live music, unlimited craft drinks, and wiener dog races on September 20th at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

Carmel's annual Chinese Mooncake Festival will be held on September 20, featuring traditional celebrations, performances, and cultural activities at Midtown Plaza Carmel.

The Indiana Fever lost their first-round playoff opener to the Atlanta Dream, with poor shooting percentages and turnovers. They anticipate a better performance at their upcoming home game.

Morgan County schools received over $340,000 for safety upgrades via Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program, part of a $27 million state initiative.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of sunny days with temperatures near 90 degrees in Indianapolis, with light winds and clear nights, and a slight chance of weekend showers.

Monroe County schools in Indiana received over $194,000 for safety improvements through the Secured School Safety Grant Program, with a total of $27 million allocated statewide.

Rush County Schools in Indiana received a $60,000 state grant for safety improvements as part of Indiana's allocation of $27 million in grants for school safety.