The Lagers in Lawrence Oktoberfest celebration features over 150 craft beers, food, live music, games, and wiener dog races, highlighting German heritage and local hospitality.

Lawrence has begun street improvements, starting with Geist Valley Estates. 52nd Street and Fairways East at Winding Ridge will experience milling and paving in early September, affecting travel.

Cass County, Indiana, celebrated a significant increase in third-grade literacy rates according to recent IREAD assessment results for the 2024-2025 school year.

A Muncie man was sentenced to 36 years for throwing his girlfriend in front of a train, convicted of attempted murder and battery with a deadly weapon.

A woman in Carmel was arrested after stealing from a salon, leading police on a chase, and hitting cruisers. She faces multiple charges, including resisting law enforcement.

Forecast indicates mostly sunny skies and moderate temperatures in Indianapolis, with a slight chance of showers and a shift from warm to cooler temperatures.

Several Indiana residents won big in the lottery, with one $2 million, three $150,000, and four $50,000 tickets sold during Labor Day weekend. The Powerball jackpot, however, rolled over without a billionaire winner.

Hamilton County outlined a cautious $324 million budget for 2026, considering the effects of Senate Bill 1, as new officials collaborated during intensive hearings.

Chloe Bibby of the Indiana Fever will miss the 2025 season due to a knee injury; Bree Hall signed as a replacement.

Colts have confirmed Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback for the season, as he prepares to lead the team against the strong Miami Dolphins' defense.

The Indiana Senate Republican Caucus offers paid internships for college students in various offices for the 2026 legislative session, providing professional experience and networking opportunities.

Carmel Police are seeking assistance in locating missing 17-year-old Jennifer Delafuente, last seen in tennis shoes, jeans, a dark hoodie, and carrying a black backpack.

Indiana sees a historic increase in third-grade literacy rates with an 87% proficiency level, attributed to educational investments and legislative initiatives.