Indiana lawmakers conclude the 2025 session by passing a balanced budget that focuses on tax relief, education, and public safety, expected to save residents $1.3 billion over two years.

The NWS forecasts partly sunny weather and highs of 77°F for Indianapolis, with light winds and a chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

Benjamin Ritchie, a death row inmate, pleads for clemency for his conviction in murdering a police officer in 2000, with his fate resting on the Indiana Governor's decision.

The Indy DPW reported over 650 grave shafts found at the former Greenlawn Cemetery during the Henry Street Bridge site excavation, with analysis ongoing.

East 79th Street from Fall Creek Rd to Fall Creek bridge faces lane restrictions due to repaving, with the City of Lawrence advising commuters to expect delays.

The Veridus Group is investing $1 million to restore a historic building in Fort Ben into its new headquarters, aiming to increase its workforce and boost local economy.

Indianapolis experienced four separate shootings overnight, injuring three men and prompting investigations by the IMPD into the episodes of violence across the city.

An Evansville man on the sex offender registry was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for using Instagram to exploit minors for explicit material.

The Indiana legislature adjourned, passing a balanced budget and providing tax relief as highlighted by State Rep. Bruce Borders. Tax cuts and property tax reforms aim to save Hoosiers $1.3 billion, balancing spending on education and public safety.

A lawsuit accuses Indianapolis Public Schools and former educators of failing to intervene in the physical abuse and bullying of a 6-year-old special needs student.

A plane crashed in Ohio's Ashland County, killing 72-year-old Indiana pilot Gary Wolfelt. The incident is under investigation with no further details on the cause released yet.

Indiana's 2025 legislative session ended with a budget focusing on tax cuts and investment in education and housing, envisioning $200 million yearly savings for taxpayers.

The IHSAA approved new transfer rules, allowing one-time transfers within the first six semesters without losing eligibility, and voted to introduce girls flag football as an emerging sport.