Indiana's legislative session ended with a balanced budget, tax relief including income and property tax reform, and targeted investments in public safety and education.

Man shot multiple times on Tecumseh Street in Fort Wayne; police and K9 unit investigate the early morning incident. Public urged to provide information.

Indiana's DNR seeks a private vendor to offer guided tours at Wyandotte Cave, a move supported by State Rep. Stephen Bartels to boost tourism and local economy.

The 109th Indianapolis 500 sells out, with nearly 350,000 fans expected; remaining grandstand seats and general admission tickets are scarce. The local TV blackout is lifted, and Fox Sports will broadcast the event live in Central Indiana.

IndyGo is proposing a fare increase from $1.75 to $2.75, the first hike in 16 years, due to rising operational costs. Public input is sought before the potential January 2026 implementation.

Asha Adhikari from Westfield High was awarded the 32nd Annual Hamilton County Youth Service Award and a $1,000 scholarship for her community service combating homelessness and addiction.

Mayor Deb Whitfield of Lawrence has established the Housing Ready Task Force, which has now confirmed its members, to create diverse housing solutions for the city.

Lawrence honors fallen officers Detective McKenna and Officer Herbert during Peace Officers Memorial Day, expressing gratitude for their sacrifice and the ongoing dedication of law enforcement.

The City of Lawrence has released a guide clarifying street maintenance responsibilities in Indianapolis, including a map showing who manages construction and repairs.

A botched burglary in Indianapolis led to a violent encounter, with two victims stabbed and the assailant arrested after self-inflicting a wound while fleeing.

The National Weather Service warns of severe thunderstorms in central Indiana, including risks of damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. Residents are advised to stay alert for watches and warnings.

The Overdose Death Task Force arrested a suspect for a 2022 fatal overdose case, as announced by IMPD. The arrest is the third by the ODTF this year, which targets drug-related deaths in Marion County.

Indiana's legislative session ends with a balanced budget, tax relief, and funding boosts to education and public safety, as detailed by Representatives Culp and Jordan.