Stephen R. Baber, 36, was arrested in Peru and charged with dealing in a controlled substance resulting in the death of a man, police say.

Jeffersonville and other Southern Indiana libraries warn an FCC review of the E‑Rate program could threaten the free, high‑speed internet they provide to patrons.

Indiana DWD mailed more than 1,200 overpayment notices tied to a pandemic-era fraud cleanup; some recipients who never filed are alarmed.

A former Carmel F45 co-owner pleaded guilty to domestic battery and received a one-year sentence with most time suspended. The judge ordered evaluations and a no-contact condition.

IU Police logs and university notices show 23 reports of sexual violence this summer, with several June incidents under review by campus officials.

Prime Beverage Group will lease the 900k‑plus Velocity 74 Trade Center in Fairland and convert it into a beverage production and packaging plant. The move gives the co‑packer a Midwest hub near Indianapolis.

Do it Best announced Wednesday it will move True Value’s headquarters from Chicago to Fort Wayne’s Electric Works, consolidating corporate teams and adding jobs. The shift is part of an ongoing integration of the two companies.

Butter Sugar Flour expanded its Trafalgar bakehouse and rolled out a lunch menu with house-made focaccia sandwiches and salads.

An appeals panel partially reversed a lower-court dismissal and gave Ed Carpenter Racing a chance to amend parts of its $8.4M suit against former sponsors.

Noblesville’s downtown parade steps off this Saturday; Forest Park hosts a free festival with live music, shuttles and a 10 p.m. fireworks finale. Parking passes and traffic plans are in effect.

Two Wayne Township firefighters were hurt fighting a west-side house fire; crews set up a cooling tent and rotated crews in the heat.

The Department of Energy named Fishers-based American Resources among five projects in a $75M pilot to recover rare earths from coal, spotlighting central Indiana’s refining plans.

A local podcast and a Fox59 segment examine allegations that Elizabeth Teckenbrock admitted to faking cancer and soliciting more than $1M. Podcast producers and victims are central to the reporting.