Indianapolis is expecting pleasant late summer weather with sunny skies and warm temperatures gradually increasing to highs near 90 degrees by week's end, with a slight chance of showers mid-week.

The Fishers Police Department will host an Open House on September 30th, aiming to strengthen community relations with activities for all ages and a complimentary dinner.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department welcomes Gen Con attendees, emphasizing safety tips and their commitment to creating a secure environment for the gaming convention.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office thanked their Citizens Academy Alumni Association for providing an Ice Cream Sundae Bar that brought together various divisions for a pleasant break.

Sgt. May of Speedway Police is honored with a Lifesaving Award for reviving an overdose patient using Narcan and CPR.

Bloomington introduces the Tree Assistance Program for homeowners to manage trees, offering financial aid for tree removal, pruning, and planting. Eligibility is income-based with an October 1 application deadline.

Indianapolis will have a sunny and warm weekend with rising temperatures, reaching up to 82 degrees on Sunday. There's a forecasted chance of rain early next week.

Two Noblesville officers, praised as "Masters of Middle School Mayhem," build relationships with students, focusing on connection over correction in their role as SROs.

Red Dog Books, a new used bookstore offering a variety of books and retro media at budget-friendly prices, has opened in the Lanesville neighborhood of Lawrence.

Sewer work in Bloomington will close South College Ave and West 2nd Street intersection on August 3, 2025. Initial overnight closure targets minimal disturbance, with project completion set for August 15, weather permitting.

Syed Ayan Tirmizi was arrested on charges of child exploitation and possession of child pornography, following an investigation by the Fishers Police and ICAC Task Force.

Construction begins on North Walnut Street in Bloomington for roadway improvements, including resurfacing and safety enhancements, with completion expected by November.

Javonte Smith was sentenced to 30 years in prison for a series of armed robberies in Indianapolis. He pled guilty to the crimes, including possession of a firearm by a felon.