Caitlin Clark vomited at halftime, then rallied the Indiana Fever to an 83–71 win over the Atlanta Dream at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Warm, breezy Friday with highs near 86°F. Scattered storms are likely late Saturday into Saturday night.

A semi hauling 170 pigs rolled off State Road 25 near Logansport, killing 77 animals and sending the driver to the hospital.

Butler broke ground on the Allen Whitehill Clowes Ballroom — a $9M‑backed, midscale music and events hall that will sit beside Clowes Memorial Hall and anchor a planned Midtown Arts District.

A 24-year-old Indianapolis teacher was arrested after state police say he exchanged sexual messages and images with a female child via Snapchat. He faces a preliminary Level 6 felony charge.

Nearly two hours of public comment split Fort Wayne residents over plans to convert 333 E. Washington Blvd. into a 24/7 Anchor Resource Center. Supporters cite services; opponents cite school proximity.

A surge of apartment deliveries pushed vacancy to a decade high and tempered rent gains across the Indianapolis metro. Market data show supply is outpacing leasing in several suburbs.

A new law lets Indiana teens get their probationary driver’s license on their 16th birthday starting July 1, 2026. Tests, a six‑month permit period and parental paperwork still apply.

Citizens Energy crews have begun replacing lead service lines in Near Northwest–Riverside as part of a federally backed, multi‑year program to remove dangerous pipes. The work is being coordinated with water‑main upgrades and adds a small charge to customer bills.

Boston Scientific plans a $138M facility in Plainfield and will bring about 300 jobs, local and state sources say. The investment ties into Indiana’s broader life‑sciences push.

Work to take the Monon Trail under 161st Street began in March as Westfield aims to cut collisions and separate trail users from traffic. Construction runs through 2026.

A juvenile was shot Wednesday in the 3700 block of Fetlock Drive on Indianapolis’ south side and was taken to a hospital in stable condition. Police say the wound appears accidental and detectives are investigating.

A Greenfield man was arrested after deputies say a May 22 attack left a woman and her dog injured. He now faces 11 counts including a Level 3 felony.