Indianapolis tourism is booming and poised for growth, with record events and web traffic, generating a $5.8 billion economic impact and infrastructure investments to support future expansion.

An Indianapolis man was sentenced to 3 years probation for creating and selling over 30,000 fake IDs and engaging in money laundering, with his activities earning him 14 Bitcoin.

A high-speed chase initiated by Avon Police ends in a fatal crash involving multiple injuries and the death of one individual, with the suspect in custody.

Indiana's Department of Health will release Termination of Pregnancy Reports with redactions after a lawsuit settlement, addressing public record access while maintaining patient privacy.

The NWS warns of potential freezing rain in central Indiana, including Lafayette, Kokomo, and Muncie, transitioning to rain and thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures expected in the coming days.

Sen. Zay advocates relocating Indiana's underperforming Rising Sun casino to New Haven, emphasizing economic benefits, despite the bill stalling in committee.

The Indiana State Senate passed a resolution honoring two Vigo County Public Library employees, one of whom donated a kidney to the other, showcasing the Hoosier spirit.

Indiana House Resolution aims to amend the constitution to ease judge residency rules, potentially allowing them to live in adjacent counties, addressing rural judicial shortages.

Rep. Brad Barrett authored Indiana House Bill 1003 to promote health care pricing transparency and patient empowerment, reduce costs, and combat billing fraud and discrepancies.

Twenty-nine individuals were sentenced for operating an armed drug ring, distributing meth and fentanyl in Southern Indiana, with 378 combined years in federal prison.

Indiana lawmakers are considering a bill to cut the early voting period, raising concerns over voter accessibility and potential impacts on Indiana's already low voter engagement.

A proposed 391-acre data center campus in Morgan County, Indiana, is awaiting rezoning approval, with community meetings for local engagement scheduled.

James Henley of Greenwood, Indiana received a ten-year federal prison sentence for identity theft and wire fraud, and must pay over $1.8 million in restitution.