Gov. Mike Braun shifted Adam Krupp into a $210,000 special adviser role while installing Jennifer Dorfmeyer as DCS director; lawmakers say the decision raises transparency and budget questions.

The Indiana Fever exercised Caitlin Clark's fourth‑year option on April 28, keeping the star under contract through 2027 as the team heads into training camp. The move preserves the Fever's negotiating leverage under the new CBA.

A man was shot on the 600 block of North Linwood Avenue and rushed to the hospital in critical condition; IMPD later said his condition stabilized.

A southeast Indy mail handler remains critically injured after a breakroom stabbing at the Brookville Road USPS center. A coworker has been preliminarily charged with aggravated battery.

Construction is slated to begin in May on a $50M apartment project near the Indiana State Fairgrounds, bringing more housing to the Fall Creek corridor.

An April audit found missing invoices, possible conflicts and weak oversight inside Indianapolis’ Office of Public Health and Safety; auditors call for immediate training and new controls.

A Scott County woman alleges the sheriff’s office failed to supervise a deputy who she says harassed her before killing himself in her home. She has filed suit claiming negligent supervision and ongoing harm to her child.

Japan SpringFest returns May 3 at One Civic Square; expect road closures around Veterans Way and planned detours for drivers.

Hendricks Regional Health opened a new oncology office and outpatient infusion center inside the Brownsburg Hospital building, adding chemo, transfusions and advanced therapies closer to local patients.

Gov. Mike Braun and business leaders launched IN AI, a statewide hub and roadshows to help Hoosier employers use human-centered AI to increase productivity and wages.

A Carmel traffic stop on April 25 led to the arrest of an Indianapolis man and the seizure of a handgun and a scale reading 140.2 grams, police say.

A woman was critically shot inside a northeast-side Indianapolis home Tuesday night; police say a person of interest is in custody and investigators are canvassing the area.

A tornado warning for Thorntown, Mechanicsburg and northern Boone County kept residents sheltering Monday night; county officials posted alerts on Facebook and NWS listed the warning until 10:15 p.m.