The City of Lawrence has begun milling and paving in the Oaklandon neighborhood, with further operations scheduled for River Oaks and other areas, dependent on weather.

The Indiana Sheriffs' Association expressed appreciation for law enforcement on social media during National Police Week 2025, highlighting partnership with communities.

Unlicensed Indiana man, David Joseph Mull, is sentenced to four years in prison for illegally reselling over 1,300 firearms, with some reaching Mexico.

Marion County Sheriff's Office seeks Shamari A. Butler for failing to register as a Sex Offender. A warrant has been issued; tips can be given to Crime Stoppers.

A Greenfield PD K-9 died after biting an off-duty New Palestine police officer, prompting an investigation and review of K-9 procedures. No weapons were used.

Officials warn of a scam involving emails from a former Indiana state email provider about unpaid tolls, urging recipients not to click any links. The breach involved a hacked contractor's account.

Bloomington is installing new traffic barriers on East 3rd Street to improve bicycle safety, with some traffic disruptions expected during the installation process.

Bloomington invites citizens to shape the city's future by applying for open positions on boards and commissions addressing diverse areas such as housing, public safety, and sustainability.

The 2025 Lawrence International Festival was celebrated with food, music, and cultural diversity, drawing many attendees and showcasing a range of global cuisines.

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for Indianapolis due to possible thunderstorms and a consistent chance of rain, with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s.

Remains found in Bloomington identified as missing man John E. Baker Jr., with suicide determined as cause of death.

One person critically injured in a downtown Indianapolis stabbing; a suspect is in custody with the motive unclear. Further details are pending investigation.

Indiana's legislative session ended with a balanced budget, tax relief, and educational reforms, including universal school choice, aiming to save Hoosiers $1.3 billion in taxes and expand educational opportunities.