The Delphi murders trial has incurred over $2.5 million in costs for Carroll County, including defense, prosecution, jury, and security expenses, with more expenses expected as the trial proceeds.

Ronald McCallister, sentenced to over 16 years for firearm possession during a violent incident with his ex-girlfriend, shot her in the ankle. He was found by police hiding with a gun he was not allowed to possess due to prior felonies.

Butler University is set to renovate and expand Clowes Memorial Hall with a $9 million grant, enhancing the arts facility and contributing to the region's cultural offerings.

Hamilton County Parks has expanded Potter's Bridge Park in Noblesville by adding a 50.85-acre parcel, enhancing recreational opportunities and preserving natural resources along the White River.

Southwest Airlines will resume twice-daily, nonstop flights from Indianapolis to Chicago Midway starting August 5, 2025, after a nearly five-year break.

The Noblesville Common Council approved a $250 million development project near Morse Reservoir, despite local concerns over environmental impacts and increased traffic.

Indiana legislators face budget concerns with minimal revenue growth and rising Medicaid costs, as they seek a balance between maintaining reserves and funding essential services.

The article outlines the varied weather forecast for Indianapolis, including scattered showers, overcast skies, and potential snow, with fluctuating temperatures and wind gusts, as per the National Weather Service.

Parents sue Greenfield-Central Community School Corporation for their son Sammy's wrongful death, alleging the school failed to stop the bullying he faced.

A 15-year-old in Indiana was arrested for bringing weapons to school and making threats, but no firearms were involved. Authorities found a list of potential targets at the teen's home.

Mayor Jensen of Noblesville condemned threats aimed at officials over the Morse Village Project and emphasized the importance of civility in public discourse. The police are responding to the threats.

The City of Carmel urges residents to clear sidewalks of snow, citing safety for students walking to school and maintaining walkability. Property owners have designated times post-snowfall for clearing paths.

Eight unsafe buildings at the Towne and Terrace housing complex in Indianapolis are being demolished, marking progress in a long-standing safety and crime issue.