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.

Indianapolis is negotiating with Populous to design a proposed $220 million soccer stadium, potentially for an MLS team.

The Indiana legislative session closed with tax relief and reforms in areas like education, healthcare, and public safety, aiming for economic growth and cost savings for residents.

A Brownsburg day care closed suddenly due to allegations of child exploitation by a former employee, with management failing to report incidents properly. Authorities are investigating and the suspect, Gabriel Garner, faces an initial hearing.

Bloomington, Indiana celebrated Arbor Day by planting trees and earning the Arbor Day Foundation's Tree City USA and Tree City of the World designations again, demonstrating the city's commitment to urban forestry.

Indiana's governor signed a law raising the minimum teacher salary to $45,000, with schools required to spend at least 65% of state funds on teacher pay.

Hamilton County is opening its new Pleasant Street Offices in Noblesville, hosting a ribbon-cutting on May 12 for the refurbished site, which will consolidate several county departments.

The Indiana State Legislature concluded its 2025 session, securing tax relief, a balanced budget, expanded school choice, and improvements in public safety and healthcare costs.

A hit-and-run in Indianapolis left a child dead and two adults critically injured when a car ran a red light, hit a bicycle towing a child, and then a Civic. The driver fled, and the police are investigating.

Indianapolis locals can expect mixed weather with showers and potential storms, highs of 72-83°F, as per NWS. No severe storms expected, but caution is advised.

Indianapolis DPW received over $35 million for infrastructure updates, including bridges, roundabouts, and trails, with potential for an additional $13 million for further improvements.