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.

Operation Restore Justice, led by the U.S. Department of Justice, resulted in the rescue of 115 children and the arrest of 205 offenders for child sexual abuse.

Indiana's legislature ended its session with new tax relief, education reform, and a balanced budget geared toward growth, earning praise from State Rep. Carbaugh and others.

Indiana extends Medicaid coverage for children seeking care across state lines until 2027, allowing border-living families easier access to nearby out-of-state hospitals.

A lawsuit challenges changes to Indiana University's Board of Trustees resulting from a budget bill that grants the governor control over trustee appointments, bypassing alumni elections.

IMPD used a drone to apprehend two juvenile robbery suspects, with the assistance of a victim's description and coordination between air and ground units.

Bloomington announces a Juneteenth celebration at Switchyard Park with entertainment, food, and vendors. The event commemorates the end of slavery and showcases Black culture.

Indiana's legislature closed its 2025 session, passing a balanced budget, tax reductions, and initiatives supporting agriculture, education, and infrastructure.

Five Fishers, Indiana teachers received over $95,000 in grants for educational innovation from the city, part of a commitment totaling nearly $350,000 since 2024.