Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed education bills aimed at streamlining regulations, improving accountability, and aligning higher education with job market needs.

Demetrius Barnes, 62, was arrested in Indianapolis for neglect after a child overdosed on THC edibles; he failed to report the incident. The child is stable, and Barnes's charges are pending final decision.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force is reportedly reducing violent crime in Central Indiana by focusing on illegal firearms and narcotics, using advanced technology and joint agency collaboration.

A man was arrested for a hit-and-run incident in Indianapolis that left a cyclist injured; he faces charges including leaving the scene and obstruction.

Kalebe Mmangyu, 23, is charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl at a New Palestine gas station, displaying intoxication during the arrest. Security footage captured the assault. He remains in jail with a forthcoming court date.

Two fatal motorcycle crashes occurred in Indianapolis; a 21-year-old man died on I-465 near Keystone Avenue, and another individual was killed on I-465 southbound near Sam Jones Expressway.

The National Weather Service of Indianapolis reports current weather conditions, including temperature, humidity, and visibility, as well as forecasts for showers and thunderstorms in the coming days with fluctuating chances of precipitation.

Lawrence Utilities has released the 2024 Consumer Confidence Report, detailing the city's water sources, quality tests, and EPA standard compliance on their website.

The Lawrence Skate Park featured in the city's 4th Fest with a Best Tricks Contest, highlighting athletic skills and fostering community spirit, as supported by local businesses.

Lawrence families prepare for a "Back to School Celebration" at Alexander Park with free supplies, food, games, and a student fashion show to foster community and support students.

Construction of Indianapolis' Henry Street Bridge reveals over 1,100 graves from the historic Greenlawn Cemetery, prompting archaeological study and community involvement in respect for the city’s earliest residents.

Officer Marlon De Souza has joined the Westfield Police Department, completing the necessary field training and is ready to begin solo patrols. His previous experience in law enforcement is expected to benefit the community.

"Peace Pop-Up" events in Indianapolis aim to reduce violence through community engagement and resources, amidst a spike in shootings and concern from locals.