The attorney general has asked the Indiana Supreme Court to set an execution date for Jeffrey Weisheit, convicted in a 2010 Evansville house fire that killed two children. The filing follows a string of court denials and a recent refusal by the U.S. Supreme Court to review his case.

A Columbus resident won $417,298 on a $10 Wild 10s Fast Play ticket bought at Meyer's Grocery. The state lists the payout on its winners page.

Keystone Group has bought the Renaissance Indianapolis North in Carmel and plans renovations that add suites, new dining and expanded meeting space as part of a larger campus vision.

Richmond police say Jordan Jarrett was arrested June 17 in connection with two robberies; he faces multiple felony counts. Investigators processed both scenes and collected evidence.

Indiana University will not renew a social work lecturer’s contract after an intellectual‑diversity review of a class slide that labeled “MAGA” as covert white supremacy.

The city has begun soliciting ideas for redeveloping the long‑vacant Randolph Street campus — the former Indiana Women’s Prison — after taking ownership from the state.

Clear Thursday morning in Indy with breezy afternoon winds. Flooding lingers and stronger storms are likely Sunday night into Monday.

Two teens were arrested after police say they carjacked a delivery driver on Indy’s southwest side; officers recovered the stolen vehicle and a firearm.

IMPD says a coworker stabbed a woman inside the Indiana Convention Center; the suspect was arrested and faces preliminary felony and misdemeanor charges.

Riley Hospital at IU Health used cryopreserved marrow from a deceased donor in a world‑first pediatric transplant, putting a 14‑year‑old with leukemia into remission.

IMPD served a warrant at a north-side home run as Sunny Angel Spa and arrested a woman on suspicion of promoting prostitution after undercover detectives say they were propositioned. Neighbors reported short visits through a back door and new privacy fencing around the property.

Severe storms are possible Wednesday evening in Indianapolis, with gusts up to 45 mph and heavy overnight rain. Secure outdoor items and expect travel delays.

Washington Township's girls volleyball team spent Tuesday morning clearing wreckage at the Werner farm in Morgan Township after a tornado, hauling debris and donating fundraising proceeds. Their early‑morning effort helped neighbors salvage what they could before more storms moved in.