A woman was sexually assaulted in Fort Wayne by Nedzad Mehic under the guise of job recruitment; Mehic was arrested and charged with a Level 6 felony.

Eli Lilly commits up to $250 million to expand its partnership with Purdue University, focusing on drug discovery, manufacturing processes, and workforce training to advance pharmaceutical innovation in Indiana.

Bloomington City Council will hold a hearing on May 19 to consider revising ADU and dwelling regulations. Residents can attend in person, via cable, or online to provide input.

Two elderly individuals died and another was seriously injured in a car crash in Tipton County, Indiana, near State Road 19 and County Road 3600 South.

Hamilton County is set to honor young leaders for their community service and commitment to a drug-free lifestyle at the 32nd Annual Youth Service Awards on May 12.

The Indiana legislature concluded its 2025 session, passing a balanced budget with tax reductions, increased public services, and education investment, as per House Republicans Sweet and Snow.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a balanced budget, tax relief, and investments in education and public safety. Tax cuts and other financial benefits for residents were highlighted.

IMS unveiled new shopping options for fans including the Midway Superstore and a trackside Merchandise Flagship Store, featuring a variety of branded merchandise and enhancing the visitor experience.

A Silver Alert was issued for missing Warsaw woman Alicia Marshall, last seen May 6, evoking considerable concern for her safety.

The NWS Indianapolis forecasts sunny skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from the high 60s to 88 degrees throughout the week.

Three Mexican nationals with prior criminal records were federally charged for illegal reentry into the U.S. as part of Indiana's broader crime-linked immigration crackdown.

Bloomington's Commission requests nominations for its SWAGGAR Awards to honor respectful and kind youth. Nominations close May 12, with an awards ceremony on June 3.

The Indiana legislature finished its 2025 session with a balanced budget and tax relief, aiming to save $1.3 billion in taxes, expand school choice, and improve healthcare and public safety.