A 19-year-old Avon man was sentenced after pleading guilty in the December shooting at Castleton Square Mall. The plea resolves an incident that briefly closed the mall.

A 16‑year‑old was arrested after IMPD says four firearms — two fitted with illegal conversion devices — were recovered during a northwest‑side burglary probe.

Court documents say a Knightstown aide messaged students on social media and now faces misdemeanor charges. A June 2 pretrial will move the case forward.

Eric Fogelberg was arrested after investigators say cybertips led to discovery of child-sex-abuse material on his devices. Police say he faces 17 felony counts and was booked in Hamilton County.

Four Indianapolis men were sentenced to a combined 42 years after prosecutors said they ran a multi-apartment fentanyl and meth operation stocked with guns and pill presses.

A new Crossroads Academic Medical Institute launched in Indianapolis to coordinate clinical training across the state and widen access to care. Universities and hospital systems will share sites and curricula.

A new survey finds 95% of insured Americans worry about hospital bills; Indiana data show prices fell while household debt and fear persist.

A sinkhole at East 40th and North Kenwood has grown large enough that a neighbor has been directing traffic while crews prepare a temporary repair.

Cloudy and cool with rain likely through mid‑afternoon and a Flood Watch for parts of south‑central Indiana.

Patch Development won local approval for a tax abatement to support a planned $7M Fishers headquarters, joining the city’s wave of life‑science and industrial investment.

Surveillance footage shows a confrontation at a Fort Wayne Tim Hortons before a 75‑year‑old customer collapsed and died. Police say the investigative file has been sent to prosecutors and an autopsy was requested.

Sam Schmidt converted the old Five Seasons club into a 114,000‑sq‑ft DRIVEN Neuro Recovery Center in Carmel, pairing deep‑water therapy, robotic gait trainers and nonprofit care. The campus aims to offer long‑term rehab beyond typical insurance limits.

Two weeks after the board approved a Personal Branding Activities bylaw, Commissioner Paul Neidig sent a letter clarifying what students, families and schools should expect.