Low fog this morning will fade to a mostly sunny, breezy 75°F afternoon; isolated showers tonight and a higher chance of storms Tuesday night.

A DOE inspection says Indiana’s Office of Energy Development lacked key risk assessments and monitoring for the $182M Energy Saver rebate program.

An autopsy found Traevion Pirtle suffered blunt-force injuries to his head, neck and trunk, but the coroner listed the manner of death as undetermined. Investigators say the injuries could be consistent with a fall from a nearby tower.

A head-on crash on a rural Grant County road left one passenger dead and three hurt as investigators processed the scene near Landess.

Indianapolis' amended youth curfew is now in effect: younger teens face earlier nightly limits and new parental penalties. Officials say enforcement will start with warnings.

A substitute teacher from Bargersville was arrested after investigators say he blackmailed teens on Snapchat; victims include children as young as 13. The probe is ongoing.

The mother of Justin Burton filed a wrongful-death suit after her son was shot inside Britton Tavern in Fishers on Dec. 1, 2025, alleging negligent security and service. The complaint asks for a jury trial in Hamilton County.

Grandmaster Games reported an early-morning burglary that took roughly $10,000 in graded Pokémon cards. IMPD is investigating while the shop replaces broken glass.

USCIS has added medical physicians to a narrow list that may resume processing, giving some hospitals relief while thousands of other applicants stay on hold. The pause still blocks researchers and entrepreneurs from dozens of countries.

Mayor Chris Jensen is in Japan this week with city officials to meet SMC and Toyota Automated Logistics amid a major Noblesville campus and job commitments.

IMPD says a suspected drunk driver who fled a traffic stop Friday crashed on the city’s east side, killing a passenger and prompting a criminal investigation.

INDOT and Noblesville are advancing design work for major SR 37 changes between Greenfield Ave and SR 32, with public meetings and federal grant bids on the calendar.

A fourth suspect has been arrested in the 2025 killing of Jarrell Pryor, court records show. The case began, investigators say, as a lured date that turned deadly.