The U.S. Inspector General's audit found at least $56 million in improper Medicaid payments in Indiana for autism therapy, with state spending on the therapy rising significantly.

Richard Allen was sentenced to 130 years for the 2017 murders of two girls in Delphi, Indiana, with a volunteer clerk's tip proving crucial in the case.

Ann Kipp, a missing Alabama delivery driver, was found dead in her car in Indianapolis; foul play isn't suspected in her death, which is under investigation.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is debuting a Centennial Ferris Wheel for its 100th anniversary, offering views of the city from March to November 2025.

Greg Rakestraw commented on the University of Indiana versus Notre Dame's upcoming football game, suggesting IU play without mistakes and questioning Notre Dame's ability to adjust offensively in snow. Both teams are motivated for different reasons.

Pinheads opened its renovated Brownsburg location, featuring new bowling lanes, a luxury arcade, and a gastro-pub menu, with a week of celebrations and giveaways.

The Fort Ben Winter Market in Lawrence is relocating to the Lawrence Government Center with free parking and better access, starting Thursday from 4 to 7 pm.

Updates to the holiday waste disposal include no service on Christmas and New Year's Day, a delayed collection schedule, and a Christmas tree pick-up service with specific guidelines.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department investigates a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle on Rockville Road, resulting in the rider's death.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force seized over 270 illegal firearms, made 232 arrests, and captured various narcotics in a year-long operation, contributing to a drop in violent crime.

A woman died in a head-on collision on Indianapolis' north side when her car caught fire following a crash with a truck; the second driver was unharmed and cooperating with police.

Dearborn and Wabash Counties in Indiana were selected as 2024 Stellar Pathways designees by the state's Office of Community and Rural Affairs for community and economic development projects.

Shoals Public Library in Indiana is crowdfunding to improve accessibility. If they raise $50,000 by 2025, it will be matched by the IHCDA's CreatINg Places program.