Automated truck platooning technology is being tested on I-70 between Indianapolis and Columbus, as part of a collaborative project between INDOT and DriveOhio, with an initial deployment of two tractor-trailers.

An electrical malfunction likely caused a Trafalgar barn fire resulting in the death of over 30 animals, with intense efforts from firefighters to control the blaze.

One person was hospitalized with gunshot wounds in Greenwood, and another was arrested; police are investigating the incident that occurred early Monday morning.

A Frankfort High School teacher is on leave amid allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a student, with investigations by the police and school board underway.

A Powerball ticket sold in Martinsville at Murphy USA for $50,000 matched four numbers and the Powerball in the latest drawing, but the winner has not claimed it yet.

A wild turkey disrupted a shopping trip at a Martin's Super Market in Indiana, leading to police intervention and the bird's eventual release into the wild.

IPS is switching to e-learning due to teacher absences, coinciding with a protest for education reforms. The school year is also extended by one day to meet state requirements.

The forecast for Indianapolis includes cloudy skies, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures with strong wind gusts throughout the week.

Two Fishers natives intern at the Indiana Statehouse, actively participating in legislative processes and constituent services under lawmakers' guidance, with House Speaker Huston commending their effort.

A house fire in Monroe County led to the death of a cat, while firefighters rescued four dogs. No humans were injured. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A 21-year-old former Dollar General employee in Fort Wayne was arrested for a Level 6 felony after allegedly stealing $8,000, transferring it to his CashApp over three weeks.

Indianapolis faces a mixed week of weather with brisk winds, possible rain and thunderstorms, and sun, with varying temperatures and continued strong wind gusts.

Indiana's Senate passes House Bill 1521, aiming to protect citizens' genetic information, requiring informed consent for its use, and emphasizing privacy rights. The bipartisan bill now awaits further House consideration.