Extreme heat grips Indianapolis today: highs near 94°F and heat indices in the 100s. Late-day storms could bring brief damaging gusts.

A 20-year-old and a juvenile were arrested after a man was stabbed seven times in an Indianapolis apartment hallway. Court records say the adult faces aggravated battery and other counts.

Thirteen people — including six juveniles — were arrested after search warrants in Indianapolis and Greenwood; police say guns, ammo, phones and marijuana vapes were seized.

Two men linked to a Chicago-based ring pleaded guilty in Missoula to obtaining oxycodone with forged prescriptions; sentencing is set for Nov. 10, 2026.

A 51-year-old Plymouth man died after his vehicle left U.S. 6 and struck a tree in Marshall County. Authorities identified him as Robert Neiswender Jr.; an autopsy will be scheduled.

A raid on a Madison home led to three arrests and the seizure of multiple guns and narcotics, police say.

Scott Dixon informed Chip Ganassi he won't return in 2027, ending a 24‑year partnership. The six‑time champion's departure immediately reshapes IndyCar's driver market.

A Franklin County jury convicted Mt. Carmel resident David Neanover of battery with a deadly weapon; a judge imposed the six‑year statutory maximum after prosecutors said the attack involved a baseball bat and children were present.

Stephen R. Baber, 36, was arrested in Peru and charged with dealing in a controlled substance resulting in the death of a man, police say.

Jeffersonville and other Southern Indiana libraries warn an FCC review of the E‑Rate program could threaten the free, high‑speed internet they provide to patrons.

Indiana DWD mailed more than 1,200 overpayment notices tied to a pandemic-era fraud cleanup; some recipients who never filed are alarmed.

A former Carmel F45 co-owner pleaded guilty to domestic battery and received a one-year sentence with most time suspended. The judge ordered evaluations and a no-contact condition.

IU Police logs and university notices show 23 reports of sexual violence this summer, with several June incidents under review by campus officials.