Rain and thunderstorms are set to soak Indianapolis through Sunday, with possible flash flooding before a sunnier midweek break.

An Indianapolis woman is accused of collecting nearly $96,000 in her late husband’s disability payments after his death. Investigators say most of the money remains unpaid.

Rodric Bray will leave Indiana’s top Senate leadership post after eight years, but he is not leaving the Statehouse. His decision follows a bruising Republican fight over redistricting and caucus control.

Noblesville’s new Pretender lounge pairs chef-driven plates with a $60,000-plus hi-fi system. Vinyl, cocktails and serious listening are now on the menu.

A 38-year-old Anderson man faces Level 1 felony charges after a child reported alleged abuse spanning nearly three years.

A decorated Indianapolis Army veteran is the face of Indiana’s first statewide rollout for a verification-focused civic news platform.

A new detail in Indianapolis’ east-side police shooting: one wounded IMPD officer was hit by a colleague’s bullet. Jett’s family is seeking access to the full body-camera record.

Herbie Hancock brings a powerhouse band to Indianapolis next Wednesday after reflecting on Miles Davis and Freddie Hubbard in a new WFYI interview.

Gen Con is back in Indianapolis, and downtown is already leaning into the fantasy with a city welcome featuring a minotaur, Atlas and Hermes.

Morgan County's latest warrant post lists three men and five allegations, with a reminder that the list may not reflect current custody status.

A Columbus man will spend 20 years in prison after a drug-fueled Franklin crash killed 29-year-old Braden Robertson.

A Bloomington man was convicted in the 2024 killing of Malik Sims, whose body was found along a rural Owen County road. Sentencing is set for Aug. 26.

The Indiana Historical Society is cutting 11 staffers and ending its statewide National History Day program after a major state funding shift.