A federal complaint says an IU doctoral student was removed from a university workshop and later denied travel funding after displaying a 'Free Palestine' Zoom profile. CAIR filed suit alleging First Amendment and contract violations.

New Albany’s Parkview Tower will be demolished next week after a March 2025 fire; the housing authority says Renascent won a roughly $1.5M contract and work should take about 45 days.

County agencies set up dumpsters and pointed residents to state relief and 211 reporting as cleanup continues after the June 17 tornado.

A Fortville man was arrested at IND after United Flight 3989 returned to the gate following a disruptive onboard incident. Police say he faces preliminary felony and misdemeanor charges.

Butler's Hinkle Fieldhouse will stage the Emirates NBA Cup final on Dec. 11, moving the title game out of Las Vegas and into a historic, 9,100-seat arena. The choice trades arena glitz for a college‑gym atmosphere.

The Metropolitan Development Commission meets July 1 to vote on a draft ordinance that would set where and how data centers can be built in Marion County.

A man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition after a Tuesday night shooting at the Budget 8 Inn on Indianapolis' east side. Police are canvassing the motel and seeking camera footage and tips.

A former Pipe Creek volunteer fire chief faces felony charges after investigators say nearly $59,000 was taken from department accounts.

Hundreds of teams arrive as the USSSA Great Lakes Nationals return to Columbus, bringing skills contests, a team parade and a downtown block party to boost local businesses.

The city highlighted the Indy Peace Fellowship in a Facebook post, showing peacemakers connecting neighbors to jobs, housing and therapy.

Dangerous heat grips Indianapolis through Thursday with highs near 95°F and heat‑index values up to 110°F. Cooling centers are available; call 2‑1‑1 for help.

An appeals court affirmed the murder conviction of a Gary man accused of killing another driver after a minor crash, leaving the jury's verdict intact.

Three family members face felony charges after a June south‑side break‑in that left two adults injured and a child taken. Warrants have been issued and arrests are pending.