State Rep. J.D. Prescott tours Jay County businesses and educational institutions to evaluate local industry needs and foster workforce development partnerships, according to Indiana House Republicans.

A woman died from gunshot wounds after a shooting and car crash on Indianapolis' east side; police are investigating and a person of interest is detained.

The Indianapolis Zoo welcomes a new Amur tiger named Ursula from South Dakota's Bramble Park Zoo, aiming to enhance its Amur tiger population and conservation efforts.

Fishers is accepting 2026 Neighborhood Vibrancy Grant Program applications, offering up to $25,000 in matching funds for community improvement projects.

Rep. Julie Olthoff reminds Hoosier women that the POWER Caucus scholarship application deadline is approaching, offering $1,000 for those returning to education.

Indiana Gaming Commission identifies Auburn and downtown Indianapolis as potential casino sites; Rep. Ben Smaltz calls for community discussion on the matter.

State Rep. Tim O'Brien reports that the government shutdown is causing delays in housing and mortgage programs, affecting homebuyers and the housing market.

Two individuals were found dead in a New Castle home, prompting an investigation by local authorities. The situation is believed to be isolated with no public threat.

Mayors of Carmel and Westfield engage in a friendly competition to raise funds for Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank, using their cities’ football rivalry to encourage donations against hunger.

Carmel's Veterans Day Ceremony honors military service and families, to be held at The Tarkington with local officials, students, and veterans participating.

Peter J. Hill was arrested for allegedly molesting a ten-year-old in Fort Wayne, facing a level 1 felony as the police, DCS, and the Dr. Bill Lewis Center investigate.

Bloomington's city-wide high-speed fiber internet project is more than halfway complete, with a 2026 end goal. Despite a contractor setback, progress continues with extensive conduit and fiber installation and community benefits emerging.

Indiana's legislative leaders schedule urgent December session, avoiding extra costs of a special session, to align with regular 2026 session starting November 18.