Mayor Kerry Thomson of Bloomington addresses community anxiety over federal immigration policies, highlighting the city's limited role and directing residents to local legal resources for guidance.

The East Coast chain Wawa is opening its first Indiana store in Daleville on May 15, with plans to open up to 10 stores in the state by year's end and eventually 60.

A shooting on I-465 in Beech Grove led to a 12-year-old's injury and a multi-vehicle crash. One person is in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Indiana General Assembly concluded its 2025 session, with Senator Schmitt noting high bipartisan support for legislation and a balanced budget's passage. Schmitt also emphasized the continuous work outside the session.

Indy residents kick off the Indy 500 season with the 10th annual Porch Party, embracing race traditions with festive decorations and community spirit.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of intermittent showers for central Indiana, with no severe weather expected but persistent rain and gusty winds likely.

Ex-Indiana Congressional candidate Gabriel Whitley was sentenced to three months in prison for falsifying campaign finance records, including fabricating contributions worth about $222,690.

INDOT is reconstructing 56th Street at Pendleton Pike, affecting local traffic. Despite the disruptions, businesses remain open and accessible. Future closures are planned for the project, expected to be completed in late 2025.

Residents and clergy attended the 2025 National Day of Prayer Breakfast, with sermons from pastors Jackson, Morgan, and McGaughey, and a meal provided by Horizon Christian Fellowship.

The City of Lawrence is hosting a Disability Resource Fair on May 17, 2025, with local businesses and organizations invited to participate as exhibitors.

Lawrence announced Spring Heavy Trash Week for May 5-9, allowing residents to dispose of up to three bulky items on trash day for free, with an option to schedule additional pickups for a fee. Building materials are not accepted.

Lawrence to conduct sewer maintenance in Brookhaven, causing minor disruptions with high-pressure cleaning and video inspections from May 5; residents advised on potential issues and contact provided.

A scooter rider wearing black was hit by a truck in Fort Wayne, resulting in life-threatening injuries. Initial reports exclude speed and alcohol as factors.