Lawrence celebrated Community Safety Day with demonstrations by public safety units, a DJ, food trucks, and over 50 organizations, as recapped on the city's website.

Lawrence announces its food vendor lineup for the 2024 BBQ & Blues Festival, featuring local BBQ experts and live blues music on September 14 at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

Lawrence, Indiana prepares for its 7th 'Lagers in Lawrence' Oktoberfest offering craft beers, German culture, music, food, and dachshund races on September 21st at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

Hamilton County offices will be closed on September 2, 2024, for Labor Day, with some potential exceptions. Residents should check with specific agencies for confirmation.

Former Indiana police sergeant James R. Sizelove pleads guilty to sex crimes with a minor and possessing child pornography. He faces 12 years in prison and six years of probation.

A driver died in Anderson after a crash between a Honda Accord and a Dodge Ram. The collision happened Tuesday afternoon, with no other injuries reported. The crash is under investigation.

Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points, leading Indiana Fever to an 84-79 win over Atlanta Dream, spotlighting Caitlin Clark's contributions and highlighting Atlanta's dwindling playoff hopes.

An Indianapolis man has been convicted of three counts of murder in the shooting deaths of three young men, whose bodies were found along a ci...

Former Indiana sheriff Jamey Noel was sentenced to 15 years for felony charges, including theft and money laundering, totaling over $2 million in stolen funds.

Eli Lilly introduces discounted single-dose vials of its obesity drug Zepbound, aiming to improve affordability and access for patients without insurance.

An Indianapolis woman and her baby were shot by the woman's ex-boyfriend while she was breastfeeding. The suspect was quickly arrested and faces attempted murder charges.

A fatal crash on State Road 67 in Delaware County resulted in one death and one serious injury early Tuesday morning; officials are investigating the cause.

Nashville, Indiana's town council voted unanimously to remove Police Chief Heather Burris, with Sergeant Daniel Scott Bowling named as interim chief, amid a six-month investigation and public support for Burris.