The new I-69/I-465 interchange in Indianapolis is set to open, completing the corridor from Evansville to Indianapolis and promising smoother, safer travel.

Muncie doctor, William Hedrick, was sentenced to five years for multiple felonies including controlled substance dispensation, Medicaid fraud, and obstruction.

Kamala Harris is visiting Indianapolis for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority event amidst hints of a presidential campaign, with support from various groups and historical significance emphasized.

83-year-old Henry Spearmon from Elkhart was reported missing, prompting a Silver Alert. Authorities have safely located him, and the alert was canceled.

The city of Indianapolis plans to build a new roundabout at Post Road and Raymond Street to reduce traffic congestion, with mixed public opinion and a 60-day expected completion time.

Hamilton County is set to start the construction of a new $85 million public safety center next week, to improve emergency management. The groundbreaking is on July 30, with the facility featuring advanced spaces for 911 dispatchers and more.

The article discusses the debate and details surrounding the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), aiming to protect children online, with both support and concerns about its potential effects on free speech.

A single-engine plane crashed in Benton County, causing at least one fatality, with federal and local authorities investigating.

A former Kokomo probationary police officer has been fired and arrested for policy violations including alleged sexual misconduct with a minor. An investigation by state and local authorities led to the officer's arrest and ongoing inquiries.

A Southport officer overdosed on fentanyl during a traffic stop but called for help before losing consciousness, leading to his hospitalization and likely recovery.

The 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis drew over 50,000 participants and concluded with a Mass by Cardinal Tagle, who shared Pope Francis's blessings and the message of Eucharistic conversion.

Gabriel Pedraza, 18, was fatally shot in Indianapolis. Police responded to a 911 call, finding him with gunshot wounds. He later died at a hospital, and the IMPD continues to investigate.

Kyle Larson won his first Brickyard 400, recovering from an early setback and taking the lead with 32 laps to go, ultimately securing victory under caution.