The NWS forecasts variable weather for Indianapolis with sun, showers, and thunderstorms throughout the week, peaking at 85-90°F, with varying chances of rain.

The NFHS will introduce a double first base in high school baseball by 2027 to reduce collisions and enhance safety, and has updated related gameplay rules and uniform policies.

Two injured in off-road vehicle crash in Kosciusko County, investigation ongoing, with emphasis on safety gear importance after victims found helmetless.

Indiana State Police are probing a fatal police shooting in Greenfield after officers responded to a domestic disturbance, resulting in a man's death. No officers were harmed.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is searching for Steven S. Mathis for violating sex offender registry laws and emphasizes public assistance for his capture.

The Westfield Police Department honored Lt. Rory Gentry for his 30 years of service, celebrating his milestone with a social media post and community recognition.

The Hancock County Child Support Division maintained a "green" rating for 10 years, improving support collections by 5.4%. Despite construction disruptions, the team remains dedicated to aiding families and children effectively.

IMPD arrested Krystal Scott during a probation check and found multiple animal remains in a van, suspected victims of her cruelty. The public is urged to report any contact with Scott or her van to assist in the case against her.

The NWS forecast for Indianapolis includes a mostly sunny day with highs near 90°F, isolated showers overnight, and increased chances of rain on Wednesday.

Latosha Hall, 45, was arrested in Indianapolis for a carjacking incident where she allegedly assaulted a man and stole his car, leading to a police chase before apprehension. She faces multiple charges.

The Avon Avenue and CR 300 S roundabout project in Plainfield will close the intersection for 90 days from July 7 for stormwater system installation. Detours are in place, and property access will remain with some limitations.

Monroe County students win the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship for future Indiana educators, with a $10,000 annual award for a five-year teaching commitment.

Indiana awards the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship to aspiring teachers, including Natalie Hardesty and MarLee Blankenship, with up to $40,000 over four years.