Noblesville police are asking HOA boards that worked with Ardsley and Resource Management in 2020 to review billing records and contact investigators if they spot irregularities.

Frost Advisory in effect until 9 a.m. Sunday. Protect tender plants.

A Greenfield man pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual misconduct with a minor and was sentenced to 20 years after prosecutors say DNA and genetic testing tied him to a pregnancy. The case began with reports in 2024 and concluded in Hancock Circuit Court this week.

Late-night shooting on Indianapolis' west side left one person critically injured in the 4900 block of Rockville Road; police say an investigation is underway.

A Jasper man was arrested after allegedly sending threatening social-media messages to Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith; court filings show violent language and images and a pretrial is set.

Founders Grounds and Pax Verum teamed up to open Speedway City Garage on Main Street, pairing coffee, breakfast and craft beer steps from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Vincennes schools were briefly placed on lockdown after an incident at Lincoln High; the district says officers resolved the matter and no weapons were involved.

IMPD says about 80% of homicides reported in Indianapolis this year are unsolved. Detectives and families are urging anyone with tips to come forward.

Frost Advisory in Indianapolis through 9 a.m.; highs near 55 today and storms possible early next week.

A man found shot near Brookside Park late Friday died at a hospital. IMPD has opened an investigation and is asking witnesses to come forward.

Avon High was locked down and Zionsville High saw a heavy police presence after separate threats on Friday. Students were unharmed and investigations are ongoing.

A federal judge sentenced Arieon Lofton to 16 years after investigators tied fentanyl and acetyl fentanyl he sold to a woman’s July 2025 overdose. Authorities recovered a pill press, counterfeit pills and hundreds of grams of synthetic opioids.

Jailed ex‑sheriff Jamey Noel says colleagues mocked his Catholic faith and denied religious access in jail; he filed a federal civil‑rights suit seeking about $930,000.