Hoagies & Hops ships bread from South Jersey for its Devour Indy special, and its September 19 hoagie contest funds housing for Hoosier veterans.

Indianapolis is in for another round of dangerous heat, with 96-degree afternoons through Thursday and storm chances building by the weekend.

The Greenwood-area restaurant skips fryers and microwaves entirely — and Noblesville diners get their own location soon.

The BMV pitches lawmakers Wednesday, while the ACLU of Indiana warns tracking and revocation risks remain unresolved.

A suspended-license stop in North Vernon led police to a hidden explosive device, then a Columbus house raid that netted three more arrests.

Brayton Arthur allegedly asked two victims if state police had contacted them after an investigation began.

Indianapolis teens can skid, brake and dodge cones under police guidance next Saturday — and grab autographs from IndyCar stars like Tony Kanaan.

A stable victim, a teen suspect, and a case that could still land in adult court on Indy's southwest side.

A new lawsuit claims Kenneth Allen actually lives at his wife's Lawrence Township home, not Center Township.

Scaffolding now spills onto the Cultural Trail as the 1911 Knights of Pythias hall awaits a rescue plan.

The Roundabout Capital of the U.S. hosts cyclists Sept. 13, with $5 of every entry funding suicide prevention outreach.

The Marching Tiger Band learned of its selection during Saturday rehearsal and now faces a 4,000-mile trip to Pasadena.

Fall Creek Pavilion, once a century-old hog barn, will host USA Track & Field's national indoor championships for two straight years starting in 2027.