The Bloomington Common Council invites residents to a housing discussion session at City Hall on September 10, 2025, to contribute to debates affecting local housing policies.

Indiana State Rep. Tim O'Brien received a perfect score from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce for his support of pro-economy and pro-job creation legislation.

The Brownsburg Festival of the Arts returns to Arbuckle Acres Park with art, performances, workshops, and local food, inviting the community for a vibrant weekend.

The Indiana and Oklahoma National Guards have partnered with Saudi Arabia to advance military collaboration under the State Partnership Program, with the agreement signed in Riyadh.

Edmarius Oats of Columbus was sentenced to 38 years for a drive-by shooting that injured four, following a guilty plea on four counts of aggravated battery.

Carmel Mayor Finkam and the city's Redevelopment Commission are working on the Signature55 Carmel project, offering housing for active older adults and new park areas.

Google's data center proposal in Franklin Township advances after a contentious hearing, despite community opposition and concerns over tax savings for the tech giant.

A town hall event in Warrick County featuring Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith escalated into a large fight, prompting law enforcement intervention.

Indiana's third graders show a 5% increase in reading proficiency, with 87.3% meeting IREAD benchmarks, attributed to the Science of Reading curriculum and increased literacy funding.

The article provides detailed weather forecasts for Indianapolis, including current conditions and predictions for the upcoming days, sourced from the National Weather Service.

Indiana muralist Blondebrush is set to create a racing-themed mural for the B&O Trail's Northfield Tunnel in Brownsburg, reflecting the town's racing history.

Brownsburg announces a range of fall community events including family fun with hayrides, Halloween movies, National Night Out, a Fall Market, birdwatching, nature hikes, sports lessons, volunteer opportunities, and a tree-planting event.

Eleven individuals from a Central Indiana drug ring were sentenced for trafficking fentanyl and meth, money laundering, and using firearms in their operations. The drugs were sourced from Arizona to Indianapolis.