Indiana faces potential closure of three federal buildings as cost-saving measures, despite local representatives and real estate experts arguing against the move due to economic and strategic concerns.

The NWS predicts variable weather for Indianapolis, starting with a chilly, sunny day, potential snow and rain on Friday, and improving to sunny and warmer by Monday.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reopens after a two-year renovation featuring new state-of-the-art exhibits, the Starting Line Experience, and educational interactive displays.

The City of Lawrence introduces the Neighborhood Hub, a program to support local associations by providing resources and fostering engagement with city services to promote community unity, safety, and participation.

A juvenile was detained in Bartholomew County for threatening a school, leading to a swift investigation and collaboration between the sheriff's department and school officials to ensure safety.

Brandon Lee from Indianapolis received a nine-year federal prison term for illegally possessing a firearm and other charges after stealing a car and fleeing from police.

Trevon Alvis was arrested by IMPD for a December 2024 shooting and faces multiple charges including attempted murder, related to a gun sale gone violent.

Hamilton County Health Department uses over $3.2 million in grants for health initiatives, improving dental care accessibility through new technology at Trinity Free Clinic.

Lawrence residents are preparing for a city-wide clean-up day on April 22, 2025, to beautify public spaces, with activities including litter removal and mulching.

Indiana House unanimously passed Bill 1012, which requires law enforcement to notify property owners of damage from vehicular accidents, especially on farmland. The bill moves to the Senate.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed orders to uphold the 2020 Title IX Rule for women's sports and affirm a biological definition of sex, spurring debate on gender and sports.

A lawsuit has been filed against Indianapolis for the drowning deaths of two kayakers at the city's Emrichsville Dam. It alleges the city failed to warn about the dam's dangers despite past fatalities.

A dispute over loud music in Lawrence led to a shooting, where Ralph McCraig, 57, was killed. The suspect is in custody and cooperating with investigators; no charges have been filed yet.