Indiana ends its Medicaid contract with MDwise, potentially disrupting healthcare and causing job losses, due to the provider's failure to meet service and accountability standards.

The Traveling Town Hall in Bloomington's District 6 offers residents a chance to engage with city leaders on December 1 at the Monroe County History Center.

The Indiana State Police introduced their new fleet of blue and white Dodge Durangos and Ford Mustangs, combining a retro color scheme with modern vehicle features for safer roads and a refreshed force identity.

Hamilton County inaugurated the Bicentennial Pavilion at the 4-H Fairgrounds, replacing historic buildings and marking a new era for community gatherings and 4-H events.

The Indy Fuel rallied from a 4-1 deficit to beat the Rapid City Rush in overtime, with the first of a three-game series taking place at Fishers Event Center.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts a calm and sunny day, turning partly cloudy tonight with mild temperatures, and a mostly sunny Friday, but potential rain over the weekend.

Mesh restaurant on Mass Ave. is closing after 15 years due to the building's sale and lease issues. The Cunningham Restaurant Group continues to operate other locations.

Lawrence, Indiana has a sculpture by William E. Arnold in Veterans Memorial Park honoring the "Chosin Few" from the Korean War's Battle of the Chosin Reservoir.

Lawrence hosted a Shred-It & Electronics Recycling Day, aiding in sustainable disposal of documents and electronics, with community and police collaboration.

Indianapolis honored veterans on a cold Veterans Day in the Indiana War Memorial auditorium, with heartfelt thanks conveyed by speakers and various activities throughout central Indiana.

Indiana remains No. 2 in college football rankings after a narrow victory against Penn State, with quarterback Fernando Mendoza securing a late-game touchdown. The team faces Wisconsin and Purdue next, aiming for an undefeated regular season.

Daniel's Vineyard has filed a federal lawsuit against the Town of McCordsville, claiming unfair restrictions and targeting of its operations and events.

A man critically wounded in an Indianapolis shooting succumbed to his injuries; details remain scarce, and no suspect information has been released yet.