Alamo Drafthouse Cinema opens in Indianapolis, featuring 14 screens, racing themes, and serves food and drinks with a strict no-talking policy to enhance the cinematic experience.

A suspect died after a police-involved shooting at a BP station in Frankfort, Indiana, following a high-speed chase. Details remain under investigation.

Sen. Greg Taylor retains his role as Indiana Senate minority leader despite facing sexual harassment allegations.

The Hi-Fi Annex in Indianapolis plans to move indoors by 2026, expanding into a former theater and doubling its capacity, aiming to enrich local entertainment.

A Decatur Central High School teacher was injured in a collision with a semi on Kentucky Avenue in Indianapolis after running a red light on Monday morning.

Tony Stewart and wife Leah Pruett celebrated the birth of their son, Dominic James, during a racing weekend. Stewart balanced his presence at his son's birth with competing in the NHRA Finals.

A 54-year-old motorcyclist, Tracy Allen Godfrey, was killed in a collision on Indianapolis's south side after his motorcycle was hit by a car making a left-hand turn.

William Paschall-Young was arrested on charges of murdering JaiShawn Johnson and toddler Armonie Booker in Indianapolis after a months-long probe and a traffic stop.

The National Weather Service reports mild temperatures, high humidity, and a chance of rain in Indianapolis, with heavier showers expected overnight and the potential for thunderstorms on Tuesday.

S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed Carmel's ‘AA’ bond rating, reflecting the city's strong economy and fiscal management. Funds from these bonds will improve infrastructure, including roundabouts and fire stations.

Carmel's Small Business Saturday event, Shop Small Shop Carmel, encourages local shopping with incentives like swag bags, a social media contest, and a holiday trolley service.

Indianapolis forecasts include cloudy skies and scattered showers for the week, with temperatures ranging from the low 40s to mid-60s and chances of rain and snow. Winds vary throughout the period.

Indiana University's football coach, Curt Cignetti, signs an extension through 2032, securing his role with an average annual pay of $8 million plus bonuses.