Indianapolis forecast by the NWS predicts a hot, sunny weekend with highs in the low 90s and nights around 70s, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms starting Monday.

Law enforcement agencies collaborated effectively to apprehend a dangerous suspect in Hamilton County, showcasing strong teamwork, communication, and a commitment to community safety.

Vice President J.D. Vance met with Indiana GOP leaders, including Governor Mike Braun, to discuss redistricting, amid Democratic opposition and public protests against potential gerrymandering.

A multi-vehicle crash on I69 near Fort Wayne resulted in one death and several injuries when a tanker rear-ended an SUV, which then hit another truck.

Lawrence celebrated National Night Out, promoting community safety with games, music, and police-community partnerships, highlighting the value of community bonds for crime prevention.

Indiana's new legislation tackles Second Amendment rights, prosecutorial oversight, fiscal responsibility, and parental autonomy, reflecting state values on freedom, safety, and efficiency.

Carmel's "Brews on the Boulevard" returns on August 23 with beer sampling, food, and live entertainment at Midtown Plaza from 5-9 p.m. Tickets are available for VIP or general beer tasting.

Indianapolis faces a heatwave with mostly sunny skies and highs near 89-92 degrees, minimal wind, and mild nightly lows around 70-72 degrees. Brief chances of rain begin Monday.

Bloomington increases enforcement at Crawford Apartments due to missed safety and housing standards, despite some progress in repairs and resident services.

Fort Wayne Police have arrested Alaye Hanson, 25, on preliminary murder charges after a fatal shooting on Lakeridge Dr.

Lawrence's Fire Department Station 39 has temporarily moved to Station 38 due to mold issues; the city assures the public there will be no impact on emergency response times.

Indianapolis faces a warm summer with sunny skies and occasional thunderstorms, with highs in the mid to upper 80s and a persistent high humidity level.

Indiana's new state laws from the 2025 session include election integrity measures, health care reform, income tax cuts, funding for schools, parental rights protection, PBM transparency, and school choice expansion.