Governor Mike Braun signed Indiana House Enrolled Act 1005, a law aimed at increasing housing access by providing infrastructure support loans to local governments.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts an unsettled pattern with chances of showers and thunderstorms, with varying temperatures and precipitation chances throughout the week.

The Westfield Police Department has issued safety guidelines for trail crossings to prevent accidents, advising trail users and motorists to obey signs and exercise caution.

State Senator Andrea Hunley criticized the forceful removal of abuse survivor Lauren Roberts from an Indianapolis council meeting, emphasizing the need to prioritize justice for survivors over procedural rules.

A new roundabout at 146th Street and Allisonville Road in Hamilton County aims to reduce congestion, as part of a $44 million project. Traffic can navigate the intersection more smoothly now.

Carmel Police Department celebrates Sergeants Meier and Devenport for graduating from the IMPD Leadership Academy, highlighting their commitment to community service.

The Indiana State Fair announces a diverse lineup for its free concerts running from August 1-17, featuring genres like classic rock, country, R&B, and Latin music, with acts like Babyface, America, Phil Vassar, Lonestar, and Bill Murray.

Jim Irsay's daughters commit to maintaining his legacy and leading the Indianapolis Colts with confidence, focusing on team success and community engagement.

Indiana's On My Way Pre-K program enrollment cap will be reduced to 2,500 students, with tightened eligibility income requirements, from the 2025-26 school year.

Brandon Criss is charged with the murder of James “David” Higar and related crimes in Linton, Indiana, following a house fire and the discovery of Higar's and a dog’s bodies.

Indiana Governor ceremonially signs a bill increasing the public works project threshold to $375,000, allowing local governments to use their labor force more flexibly, and reducing red tape for simple maintenance tasks.

Indianapolis will experience mixed weather, with sunny skies and temperatures up to 85°F, transitioning to possible showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

A cooking oil spill from a semi-trailer in Fort Wayne caused multiple crashes and traffic reroutes, leaving one motorcyclist with life-threatening injuries.