A $10.5 million grant from Lilly Endowment will fund a literacy initiative in Indianapolis Public Schools, focusing on student reading skills and family support.

Bloomington is accepting vendor applications for its Holiday Market on Nov. 29, with a $20 fee due Aug. 22. The event offers local goods and warns against scammers selling fake tickets or booths.

Construction begins on a new IEMS headquarters at Meadows Drive, set to boost emergency response and training capacity.

WISH-TV coverage of Fort Ben Farmers Market highlights community engagement and healthy living in Lawrence, showcasing local attractions and initiatives such as recreation, arts, and the Live Longer in Lawrence program.

Anderson High School in Indiana achieves prestigious state STEM certification, highlighting its strong STEM curriculum and commitment to student preparation for future job markets.

Sandra Rice & Noodles, known for its Vietnamese cuisine and hospitality, is closing after 18 years. Co-owner Ha Nguyen is retiring, prompting the closure despite community support.

Lawrence releases its 2024 Consumer Confidence Report on water quality, detailing sources, testing, and EPA compliance, available on the city's website.

A man died after being shot in Indianapolis; police found him, alerted by an iPhone crash notification. They seek info on the shooter and a suspicious person.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for central Indiana, cautioning residents of heat index values around 105 and possible thunderstorms, with ongoing hot and humid conditions expected into next week.

Following a domestic incident in Indianapolis resulting in a female victim's death, the suspect fired at officers, was shot, and later died; IMPD is investigating.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office in Indiana welcomed a new Merit Deputy, Sadie Sequin, highlighting her training and role in community engagement.

Carmel won the Sister Cities International 2025 Award for Best Overall Program for its cross-cultural initiatives and events with its six sister cities.

Indiana State Reps. J.D. Prescott and Elizabeth Rowray highlight new state laws affecting collegiate sports, tax cuts, healthcare cost transparency, and property tax relief.