The NFL Scouting Combine will remain in Indianapolis through 2026, benefiting from its history with the city and the economic impact on the local economy.

A 22-year-old Indianapolis woman, Mia Stevens, died after her vehicle hit a semi on I-69; her passenger was critically injured. The crash occurred in a construction zone.

The article details the week's weather forecast for Indianapolis, mentioning scattered showers, patchy fog, temperatures in the 50s, and varying chances of precipitation.

The Monroe Fire Protection District responded to a fire on Ketchum Road, alongside multiple agencies. A neighbor reported the fire; no injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.

Roderick Tyrone Bunnell was arrested in Franklin after a standoff when he resisted exiting his vehicle. Warrants for theft and cocaine possession were involved.

Devon Highbaugh was found shot dead in his home in east Indianapolis; the police consider the incident targeted. There's no suspect yet, and IMPD seeks public help.

Demarco Williams was arrested in Indianapolis for violating home detention and firearms possession despite a previous conviction prohibiting him from having guns.

Westfield, Indiana hosts the 2025 LIV Golf individual championship, expecting 30,000 attendees for a lively event with music and fan interaction at The Club at Chatham Hills.

The Indiana Hoosiers are ranked fifth in the CFP rankings after a 10-0 season and a historic win over Michigan, but are seeded seventh due to the 12-team playoff format.

Jarrod Mason, principal of Hamilton Heights High School, passed away from a staph infection. The school is providing counseling and will hold a celebration of his life.

The National Weather Service forecasts a high chance of rain for Indianapolis, starting this afternoon and increasing to 100% by tonight with potential heavy precipitation.

Carmel city employees will benefit from a new partnership with HUB International, an investment advisor representative set to support the city’s retirement plans, with the backing of Mayor Finkam and various city representatives.

Richard Allen was found guilty on four murder counts of Abby Williams and Libby German in Delphi, with mixed local reactions and questions over justice remaining.