The National Weather Service expects sunny and hot weather in Indianapolis with temperatures up to 94 degrees, and a slight chance of showers over the weekend.

Brownsburg veterans are invited to a free workshop on October 25th to learn about federal and state benefits, organized by the American Legion Post 331 and the local Veteran’s Service Office.

A man was fatally shot in a residential area of Indianapolis' north side. IMPD found the victim dead from gunshot wounds in an apartment. Details remain scarce as the investigation continues.

Bloomington's Mayor seeks residents to join city boards and commissions, with positions available in arts, housing, public safety, and more, aiming to influence local policies.

Johnson County Sheriff's Office searches for missing 15-year-old girl, Tammy “Annabella” Gonzales, last seen wearing a black studded jacket with black leggings.

A student was detained for making threats at Geist Montessori Academy, with police stating there's no ongoing threat and increasing their presence as a precaution.

Hamilton County warns residents of a scam where a fake agent is collecting fees for variances, which should be paid directly to the Planning Department.

Six people were injured, four critically, after a high-speed crash in Indianapolis when a Kia Optima hit a tree. The accident happened on Southeastern Avenue, with speed cited as a key factor.

The Musical Swings installation is back at Fort Ben Cultural Campus in Lawrence, allowing visitors to create music by playing on the swings. The collaboration with Daily tous les jours aims to foster community through shared artistic experiences.

The City of Lawrence has started a paving project in Geist Valley Estates, improving roads and intersections for ADA compliance and better accessibility.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun ceremonially signed a law that criminalizes the use, sale, and distribution of signal jamming devices unless federally allowed.

An Indiana lawmaker who supported the death penalty has reversed his stance, citing the sanctity of life and the moral implications of state executions.

Vicki Gray of Marion has been awarded the Heart of 31 Award for her tireless volunteerism, from serving meals to supporting local arts and education programs.