Indianapolis is excited for the Big Ten Championship Game, expecting a large influx of Indiana University and Ohio State fans, with expanded Fan Fest activities and economic benefits for the city.

INDOT schedules overnight I-70 lane closures in Hancock County for barrier removal, signaling a transition to winter traffic patterns, with varying closure times and safety reminders for motorists.

Westfield Police Department launches National Impaired Driving Prevention Month campaign, emphasizing the risks of impaired driving and promoting sober driving practices during the holiday season.

A proposed bill in Indiana may introduce execution by firing squad as an alternative to lethal injection due to difficulties obtaining the necessary drugs.

Bloomington announces plans to close the Browns Woods encampment on December 8, offering support to affected residents, while noting its collaborative efforts for safer housing alternatives and outreach services.

Indiana teacher James Robson arrested on child seduction charges after alleged inappropriate interaction with a student.

Carmel, Indiana, mandates registration of all residential rental dwellings, with a deadline of February 1, 2026, for legacy properties to comply despite rental caps.

Duke Energy in Plainfield, Indiana, has allocated $320,000 to help customers with energy bills through the "Share the Light" fund, benefiting eligible customers based on criteria like income and family size.

Indiana House Republicans blocked all Democratic amendments to a redistricting bill, facing criticism and potential shifts in congressional district representation.

A woman was fatally shot in an Irvington clothing store during an apparent robbery attempt; a related suspect later died from a self-inflicted gunshot during a standoff with police.

The Metropolitan Development Commission has approved a controversial Wawa store and gas station in Indianapolis, despite concerns about increased traffic and deviation from transit-oriented development goals.

NWS forecasts various winter conditions for Indianapolis, including snow, freezing rain, and chilly temperatures with potential for slippery surfaces and low wind chills.

State Senator Qaddoura has introduced the "Affordability First" agenda to alleviate financial strains on Indiana families, proposing relief measures like tax reform, utility taxes elimination, enhanced childcare funding, and local firearm regulation.