Lawrence's Fire Department Station 39 has temporarily moved to Station 38 due to mold issues; the city assures the public there will be no impact on emergency response times.

Indianapolis faces a warm summer with sunny skies and occasional thunderstorms, with highs in the mid to upper 80s and a persistent high humidity level.

Indiana's new state laws from the 2025 session include election integrity measures, health care reform, income tax cuts, funding for schools, parental rights protection, PBM transparency, and school choice expansion.

Bloomington installs new all-way stop signs at two intersections to increase safety near Indiana University, informed by crash data and a Transportation Commission review.

Mother and her 3-year-old son found dead in their Greenwood home, with community and neighbors expressing shock and concern. Autopsies are pending to determine the cause of death.

An intoxicated man in Indianapolis was sentenced to seven years for hitting a police officer with his car. The IMPD is disappointed with the sentence, which is less than the maximum allowed under the plea deal.

Johnson County considers a 20-year lease agreement with its Redevelopment Authority for road projects, funded by tax revenues and potentially a special benefits tax, with a public hearing scheduled for August 25, 2025.

Roadwork on 146th Street and Allisonville Road in Hamilton County will cause periodic ramp closures at night from August 5-8, resulting in minor traffic disruptions.

CSX and FRCF are sponsoring a toy giveaway at National Night Out, as a part of CSX's Pride in Service initiative honoring first responders, military, and veterans.

The NWS in Indianapolis predicts light rain, thunderstorms, and highs near 84°F today, with scattered thunderstorms tonight and a low of 67°F. Sunny skies expected Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the mid-80s.

The IMPD extended support and safety reminders via social media as students in Indianapolis began their school year. They were present to help with traffic and school zones.

Carmel residents are invited to give feedback on three proposed designs for a new city district, facilitated by a design competition with plans for a multi-use 80-acre area.

The Far Eastside Peace Walk, scheduled for August 9, 2025, aims to combat youth gun violence, featuring a peace march and community activities with support from local leaders.